6A Shenton Way, Unit #02-23 Downtown Gallery

Estheva Spa is inspired by the natural thermal spas of Southern Italy. It merges the pursuits of beauty and wellness in truly conducive surroundings. The Spa has continually garnered well-deserved accolades and numerous awards and achievements, namely:

• - The premier esthetics day spa in this country, Estheva Spa has been consecutively featured in  2009 and 2010 as the ‘Top Day Spa’ in The Best of Singapore.  
• - Multiple Winner of Singapore's Top Luxury Day Spa for ten consecutive years in The Best of Singapore as voted by readers and editors of Singapore Tatler
• - First spa to introduce the concept of spa parties and the use of chocolate in spa treatments in Singapore. Its chocolate-inspired treatments was also promoted by Singapore Tourism Board as “must-do” item for tourists. 

A modern Singaporean restaurant, Jiakpalang Eating House is inspired by traditional Zi Char stalls, serving a wide selection of new local dishes at wallet friendly prices.

How about some Bak Kut Teh jelly instead of your usual Bak Kut Teh soup? 

Set in the Alexandra business district, the new eatery is helmed by Executive Chef Nixon Low who was previously with Portico Group.

His creations for Jiakpalang are creative and has its own unique characteristics. 

One signature dish at Jiakpalang is the Ang Ji Kao stout-braised beef cheek ($17) with crunchy peanut butter mash and Nashi pear. 

Kori King is a Japanese ancestral Kakigori (shaved ice) concept founded in Singapore.

Kori King in its modern and minimalist concept store located at The Cathay is proposing a large range of natural flavors of shaved ice alongside Dorayaki, one of the most traditional Japanese pastries. 

Work smart, Hustle hard.

Whether you need a caffeine boost to continue your hustle or to grab a beer with friends after a long day of hustle, Hustle Co. is the place to be. 

Nestled in a cozy corner on Craig Road in the heart of Tanjong Pagar, Hustle Co. serves daily fixes ranging from coffee, brunch to dinner & 12 craft beer on tap! 

Serving Australian-inspired food, Hustle Co. has two menus - one for brunch from 9am to 4pm and another for dinner from 5pm till 9pm.

Other than the classic Chicken or Beef Pho, you can also enjoy Grilled Beef with Mango Salad, Summer Rolls, Imperial Spring Rolls, Hanoi Fish Fillet with Lemongrass & Dill, Vietnamese Curry Chicken with Bread and many more at So Phô.  

1 Harbourfront Walk, Unit #01-171 VivoCity

Have you ever thought about how Singapore’s built environment has been transformed over the years? Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes to develop the buildings we see around us today? You can now learn about these and about the past, present and future of our local building and construction scene at the newly revamped BCA Gallery (Building and Construction Authority).

Located at the premises of the BCA Academy at Braddell Road, the 2-storey gallery has been expanded from a single storey showcase and now houses six different zones with multimedia and interactive features. Learn about the transformation of our built environment and how buildings are built, from conceptualisation to occupation, through the gallery's interactive displays!

At the first few zones, visitors can find out how local building marvels were developed and learn about the various productive construction technologies adopted in the local building industry

Visitors to the BCA Gallery will experience an interactive journey of Singapore's building development through the years and gain insights into BCA's role in shaping a safe, sustainable, high-quality and friendly built environment for Singapore. The four key pillars of an excellent built environment, namely, safety, quality, sustainability and friendly, are highlighted collectively in this multi-sensory treat of interactive exhibits, model showcases and pull-out panels.

The Gallery is sub-divided into three zones according to three distinct themes:

• Zone 1 - Milestones of our Built Environment

• Zone 2 - Building for Safety and Excellence 

• Zone 3 - Towards Our Vision

With more than 100 species of native plants on-site, the enhanced Native Garden @ HortPark by The National Parks Board (NParks) has the highest concentration of native plants, including edibles, shrubs and trees, in a single location in Singapore. 

The Garden aims to promote the use of native plants in gardens and will provide visitors with a wealth of information on their uses (for food, medicine and timber), how they support native fauna, how they can be used in landscapes, and how to grow them.

The Native Garden features different landscapes that showcase native plants in their various natural habitats, and demonstrates how native plant species can be effectively used for urban landscaping. Aiming to provide an immersive experience, visitors will be able to see the Lasia spinosa in its native aquatic habitat, and the Lumnitzera littorea in its native mangrove habitat.  These landscapes also provide habitats for fauna. In the rainforest zone, the running water from a man-made stream and the use of a combination of logs and rocks help to mimic a rainforest habitat conducive for insects, small mammals, reptiles and birds.

Visitors will also be able to explore the five zones where plants are categorised based on how they are used – as medicine, food, timber or to enhance habitats for birds and butterflies. Rare species such as the Nephelium maingayi, which has edible fruits that resemble hairless rambutans and taste like rambutans, can be found in the Food Zone, while the Knema globularia, which is found in the Bird Zone, has fruits that are eaten by the Oriental Pied Hornbill.

33 Hyderabad Road