Burger+ at Wisma Atria was started by a pair of burger aficionados with a fervent passion to bring the best of authentic Korean-style burgers to Singapore. The Burger+ team is led by Founder Daniel Koh and Co-founder Ms Lee Mihyun, a burger enthusiast with over 10 years of experience in international and Korean fast casual chains.
After years of intensive R&D, Burger+ presents an authentic Korean gourmet burger experience showcasing the authentic Korean taste and dining culture that co-founder Lee grew up with. The R&D team is led by co-founder Lee Mihyun and Head Chef Nick Lee, who has over 40 years of culinary experience in top restaurants and an expertise in beef.
Burger+’s irresistible burgers are made of top-quality ingredients, such as: premium US-imported beef, premium meat cuts, real shaved truffle, Singapore-exclusive USA cheese and more. All these are served atop hot, fluffy burger buns made in-house using potato flour daily. A special formulated B+ sauce brings all the ingredients together for the ultimate gourmet burger.
There’s something for everyone at Burger+. Find out more about Burger+ here.
Hailing from Seoul, NY Night Market at 313@Somerset brings to Singapore a taste of the cosmopolitan markets in New York City, where visitors can discover and indulge in a plethora of Korean-fusion street snacks.
Their revamped menu has over 15 NEW dishes and beverages for patrons to indulge in! Tuck into highlights such as Waterfall Cheese Steak, Budaejjigae, Avocado Steak, Bibimbap, 30cm Steak Frites, Watermelon Super Bowl and many more.
They have also introduced Korean-inspired toasts (7 choices of fillings) exclusively at this new 313@Somerset outlet.
Founded in Seoul, South Korea, eyewear brand Gentle Monster stretches beyond 30 countries worldwide, creating a lavish line of unique quality eyewear while designing individually uniquely enchanting retail experience. Known for their stylish sunglasses and opticals, the Korean brand has expanded and opened a new store in Marina Bay Sands.
One of the brand's '13' projects, the Marina Bay Sands Store tells the story of people becoming overprotective of themselves and obsessed with little information to survive.
Walking On Sunshine (WOS) is the newest and one of the biggest beauty destination in Singapore. Not only a beauty destination but also an oasis to connoisseurs of food. WOS plunges you into a whole new experience in beauty and dining.
Walking on Sunshine plunges you into the atmosphere of nature and brings you a total new concept of dining and beauty. In WOS, they serve healthy food and desserts using freshly picked and natural ingredients.
At the same time WOS is a beauty salon with TOP-notch hair stylists for customers who wish to have a Korean hair make-over. On top of that, they also have an unique photo studio with wide range of authentic hanboks (traditional Korean apparel) for customers to choose from.
Step into an exciting world of flavours and a journey of discovery at Walking On Sunshine at Orchard Central. Experience a gastronomic journey like never before adorned with a relaxing feel. Savour in a taste bursting with flavour with WOS's brunch menu, salad and paninis. View their menu here.
You can also read more about their interesting & specially-curated retail offerings here.
Hanbang Skin Solutions, the latest Korean facial service centre entrenched in Korean traditional massage technique, has opened its first centre at NEX Serangoon.
Established by KC Group, the same people behind the successful cluster of beauty and hair businesses, namely Yakson Singapore, Apgujeong Hair Studio, Myeongdong Hair Studio and Aoyama Hair Studio, the new centre features facial treatments that incorporate its key proprietary GeunmakTM Therapy – a Korean traditional skincare method, which enables customers to achieve firmer facial muscles, as well as a smoother and brighter skin appearance.
Spanning about 1,000 sq ft with eight private treatment rooms bathed in light beige and woody hues, the centre offers customers a calming and relaxing environment. More importantly, customers can expect attentiveness and professional service from the skilled beauticians.
Instead of focusing on the surface layer of the skin, Hanbang’s GeunmakTM Therapy concentrates on the deeper layers by stimulating the fascia; which is a layer of connective tissue made up of collagen that sits beneath the skin to enclose and stabilise the facial muscles. Using the Korean traditional massage technique, this facial therapy helps to relieve tensions between the muscles; boosts blood circulation, and activates the lymph nodes on the face concurrently.
One of the signature treatments at Hanbang Skin Solutions is the Hanbang Anti-Glycation Care. Glycation occurs when one consumes too much sugar, which can weaken the skin and internal organs, as well as retards the skin’s protein, elastin and collagen production. As a result, the skin starts to wrinkle, sag and become dull. In order to prevent premature aging of the skin, Hanbang Anti-Glycation Care treatment infuses essential nutrients into the skin to support the skin’s structure. The proprietary facial massage technique used in the treatment would promote skin elasticity and contour the face through detox and lymphatic drainage, which in turn, firm up the muscles.
Every facial treatment at Hanbang Skin Solutions is specially curated to target different common skin concerns among Singaporean women and men. Before extending any treatment, customers will undergo a skin analysis, which allows the beauty therapist to recommend the most suitable treatment and products for their skin condition in order to achieve optimal facial result. Besides Hanbang Anti-Glycation Care, other available treatments include Anti-Blemish Care, Deep Pore Cleansing Care and Hydro Boost Care, just to name a few.
Omoomo is a Korean fusion dining concept by Gratify Group that is inspired by fusing Korean flavours with cooking techniques welled with other cuisines to create various brands with unique dishes! "OMO-OMO", a Korean expression meaning "OH MY!" - used to describe amazement and surprise - is what their specially customized Omoomo fusion dishes aim to deliver, as they surprise your taste buds! Omoomo provides a ‘WOW' dining experience with their amazing fusion dishes and fuss-free self-service kiosks.
Two Hana - A fusion that enriches life - A café where you will find familiar yet uniquely korean-meets-west dishes and specialty coffee that brings the barista lifestyle closer to you.
A synergy of two that leaves you wanting more. Get ready to experience a vibrant Korean-meets-west cafe!
Located at the newly-refurbished Century Square, Two Hana is a brand new cafe concept by Seoul Garden Group.
Experience the Color Factory Service at Etude House's newly-reopened flagship store at Wisma Atria. This special service was previously only available in Korea.
With the Color Factory Service, you can understand your skin tone and color to find out what’s your color! Not forgetting the fun part where you get to customize your own lipstick!
Each consultation is around 50-minute and you will receive 1-to-1 color consultation from their 'Color Artist'. After assessing your skin tone using their special color-finder device and color drapes, the artist will recommend you your very own personal color. A whopping collection of 240 lip colours are available for selection. The Color Factory sessions are strictly by appointment only. Read more about this service here.
Etude House is a Korean cosmetic brand with particular focus on fun makeup products offering creative and unique products characterized by sensational colours and the up-to-date trends. The brand was founded in 1966 and incorporated by Amore Pacific in 1990.
The new flagship store concept is inspired by the motif of a Princess Palace - a grander version compared to other Etude House stores which are based on the concept of Princess House - to accentuate the fairytale elements, reinforcing its sweet princess and feminine positioning. To provide a holistic beauty experience, this Etude House flagship store will be the first outlet to roll out any new launches and house the most extensive and updated collection of products.
Visit the newest member of the Rendezvous Hotel Singapore family; PlusEightTwo +82 is located on the first floor of Rendezvous Gallery. The Korean dessert cafe specialises in an array of 'siltarae bingsu', which means ‘silk-like shaved ice’ and Sunrise Toast.
Items to look forward to include Matcha Siltarae Bingsu, Melon Snow Flake Bingsu, Peach Ice Cube Soda, Sunrise Toast, Palette Toast, Cafe Latte and more.
Hailing from Seoul, NY Night Market at Westgate brings to Singapore a taste of cosmopolitan markets in New York City where one can find a wide array of international street foods, as well as exciting Western fusion delights with a unique Korean touch.
NY Night Market brings to the table a taste of cosmopolitan markets in New York City, where one can find a dizzying array of international street foods. Of course, they’ve added their own Korean touches, so you can also expect lots of unique fusion dishes such as TOPOKKI CURRY with whipped cream, ROSTI with BULGOGI BEEF, and sautéed shrimp doused in CHEESE FONDUE sauce!
Singapore’s first fusion jjamppong (a spicy Korean noodle soup full of seafood, meat and vegetables) specialty restaurant, Nipong Naepong is now open at JEM!
With over 9 types of jjamppong on the menu, they guarantee you’ll have a taste of Korea you’ve never had before.
Nipong Naepong is a brand brought into Singapore by the folks behind Chir Chir, Massizim and Kogane Yama.
Revolutionising the popular Korean "jjamppong" with flavours from around the world, Nipong Naepong promises a fun and delicious dining experience like none other.
Haru, is a Japanese Korean Izakaya with a fresh and modern take on traditional Japanese and Korean dining concepts such as Chazuke, rice bowls and specialty teas.
Haru prominently features a common staple, rice. Serves it in various interpretations with a distinct Japanese and Korean identity in terms of ingredients and both preparation and cooking methods.
HERA, the Korean beauty essential of the modern woman who is effortlessly urban feminine, is finally coming to our shores!
Come mid-May, HERA will be launching in Singapore with their first counter at Takashimaya.
Hera, the leading K-Beauty brand, aims to spread the special unique charm of modern Korean women. Seoulista is the muse of Hera, representing the exceptional beauty of modern Korean women who are fashionable, elegant, confident and passionate. They are the style icon of K-Beauty as well as the beauty messenger leading trends in Asia.
The Seoulista knows how to express their personality using colors and makeup. They use Hera’s innovative Makeup products to create a dewy glowing skin complexion and use different shades of lipsticks to add a chic edge on their face therefore, completing a perfectly enchanting look of the women of Seoul. With their products, give yourself an elegant, sophisticated, confident Seoulista look to shine wherever you are!
Enjoy the ultimate Korean party experience with 36.
Located in the heart of Singapore, 36 is the first korean-themed danceclub offering a ground-breaking party experience, in a raw, aesthetically pleasing atmosphere that makes the nightlife experience in the intimate space of 36 so unique.
Alongside Korea’s many party antics, 36 aims to blend Korean music with electro and hip-hop genres, through its line-up of both Singaporean and Korean resident DJs, as well as local, regional and international performers.
Express your fashion individuality with TWEE, a Korean born, raised and famed young casual fashion brand for women and men. Its Singapore flagship store is now open at 313@Somerset.
Quaint and distinctive, TWEE offers a wide variety of flexible and easy to coordinate pieces for both men and women. Designed by Korean designers with an individualistic essence, infused with various cultures and taste, with a touch of vibrancy and youthfulness.
The 4,030 sq ft Singapore outlet is the brand's second in Southeast Asia following their Kuala Lumpur opening in 2017.
Tony Moly is a Korean Cosmetic and Beauty brand. They are a street culture brand that promotes an enjoyable urban beauty lifestyle. They provide high quality, innovative skin care products, trendy makeup and irresistibly cute items that actually work! All of their items are made in Korea and only with the highest quality ingredients!
THEY DO NOT TEST on Animals as they love them as much as you do. Finally, they just want to provide to you an enjoyable experience and hope that they can help you feel chic, unique and beautiful!
As we age, everyone wants to keep and maintain our youthful skin.
Youthful glow to our skin often becomes our reminiscence as we age.
Tony Moly strives through research and ethical skin care principles to offer the fountain of youth in careful selection of their products. They focus on how to offer this youthful complexion for their customers to maintain radiant, glowing, and renewed skin.
Pizza Maru is the most symbolic pizza brand in Korea, with more than 620 stores across Korea and is now available at Northpoint City. Now it’s the first of its kind in Singapore, offering Korean Pizza with a well-being angle.
Pizza Maru's signature green tea pizza dough recipe is a successful patent exclusive to the brand; advocating the concept of healthy well-being food. Besides green tea ingredients, there are also flaxseed, chlorella, barley and 12 other healthy grains added to the dough recipe.
In order to bring out the best Korean food culture to the world, Pizza Maru's menu offers not only high-quality Korean pizza, but also Korean fried chicken, Korean pasta and other interesting products.
Mamonde, is a South Korean brand specialising in skincare and cosmetics products, formulated from the goodness of flowers. Their first standalone boutique in Singapore will be opening soon at Ngee Ann City.
With a rich brand heritage dating back to 1991, Mamonde has always gathered inspiration from the beauty of nature, in particular flowers.
Each of Mamonde's skincare range is created by studying the unique characteristics of flowers and using them to develop product lines that address various skin concerns. Mamonde’s makeup line is also inspired by the vibrant nature of flowers with its exuberant colours and alluring fragrance. Even the product packaging has been carefully designed to reflect its philosophy, featuring feminine yet sensible designs that incorporate subtle floral elements.
Following their well-received and popular flagship restaurant on Wallich Street, SBCD Korean Tofu House's 2nd outlet is now open at Millenia Walk.
SBCD’s signature 'Soontofu' (tofu stew) is made with a rigorous preparation process, where mature white soybeans that are specially imported from Paju, South Korea, are boiled, curdled and pressed for the perfect taste and texture.
Paju, South Korea is located within an hour’s drive northwest of the capital city, Seoul and is within close proximity of Korea’s Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). Due to the untouched and pristine nature of the DMZ and its proximities, fresh produce sourced from Paju remains one of the top choices in terms of quality for many local merchants.
Innisfree is a natural brand that shares the benefits of nature from the pristine island of Jeju allowing for vibrant beauty and pursues an eco-friendly green life to preserve the balance of nature.
Making it easier for the Eastsiders to get their hands on their products, the brand's 12th boutique is now open at Parkway Parade.
Check out their new highly enriched 'Effectors' to be teamed together with their Jeju Lava Seawater Boosting Ampoule, to give you the personalised care your skin needs!
Now you don't have to head to Busan for authentic Korean Fishcakes! Head down to ION Orchard and have a taste of Busan today at Samjin Amook.
Founded in 1953, Samjin has the longest history in fishcake industry in Korea.
For 65 years, Samjin has dedicated itself to the most efficient and high quality production system. Samjin has 3 Manufacturing Sites in Busan, Korea.
In 2011, Samjin has changed the fishcake market trend dramatically. They have turned around the public perception by starting bakery-style stores.
They redefined “Fishcake” from unsanitary street food to sanitary high quality food. Samjin supplies to wholesale markets such as Costco. Embracing their success in Korean market, Samjin looks to take the next step toward a global market.
Lovers of all things Korean – raise your soju glasses to K-JU, the lastest gastropub to bring Seoul’s night dining culture to Singapore.
K-JU is a kitchen and soju bar in the heart of the vibrant Bugis precinct, offering diners a delectable list of skewered meats, seafoods and cooked dishes, pairing perfectly with Korean soju! From crowd-pleasing light bites to boozy cocktails and lively Soju bombs, a night out with friends at K-JU promises to be a whole lot of yummy fun.
Set within a fun and inviting ocean-themed enclave, Sea & Blue is a Continental and Korean buffet concept that presents one of Singapore’s most well-curated spreads outside a hotel setting. Launched in August 2017, Sea & Blue is making waves at its home in Marina Bay Sands by offering over 100 delectable food selections to feed every craving.
This scrumptious premium buffet features the freshest seafood, succulent roasts and a myriad of Western highlights, Japanese fare, local favourites and a large range of mouth-watering Korean dishes and desserts. Multiple 'live' cooking and carving stations dot this huge space and hungry customers will love the open kitchen concept as they watch the skilled chefs preparing their food a la minute.
The inviting entrance of Sea & Blue beckons with its nautical nuances of blue, orange and white. The wooden bottom of a boat, complete with oars, sits in the middle of the ceiling and is surrounded by ‘waves’. The maritime theme continues with five dinghy-inspired booth seats in the front of the restaurant and the walls are decorated with different creatures of the deep like whales, dolphins, fish, crabs, squid and starfish–giving diners the feeling of dining under the ocean!
The seating capacity of this cavernous restaurant totals an astonishing 350 and also consists of several private rooms and a function room.
The "Korean Fever" ain't going away anytime soon. Made famous by being the shoot location for a couple of Korean drama series, Korean coffee chain Coffeesmith is now at Orchard Gateway. With its operating hours from 9am to 3am for Sunday to Thursday and 24hr for Friday & Saturday; no doubt this place will make a good late night hangout.
Its name "Coffeesmith" is derived from the English suffix "smith", which means that someone is a skillful craftsman of one's product.
Coffeesmith's finest Arabica beans are blended or you can also say "crafted" carefully for the true coffee lover in you.
From Seoul to SoHo to Singapore; South Korean luxury eyewear brand Gentle Monster is set to open its first Southeast Asia flagship store at ION Orchard in September.
Customers can shop its full eyewear range at the upcoming store, which includes Gentle Monster’s recent collaboration with international celebrity Tilda Swinton.
Often sported on A-list Korean and Asian celebrities, as well as influential models like Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, Gentle Monster is known for its experimental designs combined with high functionality.
Gentle Monster currently has 15 flagship stores worldwide, including China, Hong Kong and South Korea.
Korean global chain I'm Startice is now open at BigBox mall. The outlet located in Jurong East is the chain's first in Singapore and third in Southeast Asia.
I'm Startice store is an initiative by the South Korean government to promote the nation's goods internationally. You can understand more about I'm Startice via this video link.
Products from beauty, skin, food, household, personal and more are available at I'm Startice. The premium store also allows online customers to pick up their products at the store.
At Bonchon, you will find the best ‘hometown’ super crispy yet non-greasy original Korean fried chicken cooked to perfection. Their new outlet is now at the lively, vibrant riverbank stretch of Boat Quay. Enjoy a scenic lookout while indulging in their signature wings.
Bonchon is “my hometown” in Korean, and is a global Korean comfort food restaurant brand that originated from South Korea in 2002. Founder and owner Mr. Jinduk Seo spent years perfecting the distinct cooking technique and addictive sauces that have made Bonchon Chicken the well-loved global phenomenon it is today.
At Bonchon, you can find a good variety of authentic korean comfort foods. Their specially designed menu includes their famous Korean fried chicken dishes, as well as traditional, yet modernized Korean foods to satisfy your discerning taste buds.
Following the successful launch of Yakson in Singapore at Wheelock Place in November 2016, female beauty aficionados who desire a smaller, V-shaped face would be happy to know that the Korean non-invasive aesthetic centre has opened its second branch at The Star Vista.
Yakson, established in Korea since 1979, is a well-regarded non-invasive aesthetic centre that is extremely popular and prominent in Korea, helmed by its original, ground-breaking Golki Therapy that effectively helps their customers achieve a permanent smaller and slimmer V-shaped face, as well as a slender body shape, a smaller Pelvis and realigning of bow legs without any surgical procedures, needles, diet or medicine.
Come 7th April, Korean naturalism brand innisfree will open its 10th boutique in Bedok Mall.
East siders rejoice as that makes one more store in the East, and more reason to pamper your skin with eco-friendly and naturally derived skincare and beauty goodness.
Staying true to its all-natural brand philosophy, the spacious 1,970 square feet store features the brand’s signature vertical garden installation, minimalistic wooden furnishing and clean, ambient lighting for immersive, fuss-free shopping.
The Bedok Mall boutique will also offer increased accessibility for K-beauty enthusiasts residing in the East, especially fans of the My Cushion series, as it will be the third outlet to house all 100 My Cushion cases from the well-loved customizable cushion collection (currently only available at innisfree’s Takashimaya S.C. and VivoCity boutiques).
Dookki means 'Two Meals' in Korean. It is a successful dining concept originating from the Republic of South Korea.
​Since its first opening in December 2014, Dookki now has more than 100 stores worldwide and its first outlet in Singapore will be opening soon at Suntec City.
Tteokbokki, literally translated as "stir-fried rice cake" is a beloved Korean dish which comes in many variations and has a rich history.
With an unlimited supply of ingredients from their self-serve bar, you can enjoy endless amounts of tteokbokki prepared in various way. At Dookki, diners have fun creating their own unique recipes with friends and family.
SBCD Korean Tofu House specialises in tofu stews (Sundubu) and is located in the basement of the new Tanjong Pagar Centre. There you'll find a fully-fledged menu of Korean comfort food.
Sundubu, is a type of jjigae (Korean stew), consisting of freshly curdled tofu, ingredients of meat or seafood, egg and gochujang (Korean Miso) served in a hot stone pot with white rice on the side. The varieties available include Original Beef or Pork, Assorted Seafood, Oyster, Abalone, Intestines, Ham & Cheese, Vegetables and Sesame.
Color your average, humid day with a fresh bite of Bingsu from Snowstory. Available from 22nd February 2017.
With a snow-like theme that is inviting to children and adults alike, Snowstory is the perfect place to spend time with friends and family the next time you visit Sentosa, Singapore's little Island of fun.
Tradition is at the heart and soul of what is served up on your platters at K-Tower. Located along Amoy Street, K-Tower started out as a vision to bring together close family and friends to dine as one, engaging in the cooking of seafood together, and to savour the freshness of seafood.
Inspired by the “9 Layer Seafood” in the recent travels of the founders to Korea, K-Tower uniquely represents the latest gastronomical hit of the seafood tower that was recently sparked off in Korea. Keeping to the authentic Korean style of the seafood tower, fresh seafood is steamed within the tower, with varieties of seafood stacked up in tiers, where the essence of seafood trickles downwards and amalgamates in a steaming hot pot of goodness.
True to its belief that seafood must be enjoyed fresh and delivering the succulent juices of the ocean to your very tastebuds, K-Tower seeks to transform your dining experience when it comes to delicacies from the sea, by having live seafood tanks within the restaurant itself. As K-Tower says it, it’s all about “The goodness of the ocean, all in one steaming pot”.
Tucked in 21 Tanjong Pagar Road is Hansul Korean Dining Bar. Hansul means 'Bottoms Up' in Korean.
Headed by their Group Executive Chef Choi Minchul (who was a former food trainer at Marina Bay Sands), they present to you a breakthrough Korean dining concept! They are the first in Singapore to introduce the Mini Hwaro Grill which is a food trend taking Korea by storm, along with a wide assortment of sumptuous Korean skewers, freshly prepared daily.
With the accompaniment of contemporary Swing Jazz music, the 50 seater Hansul punches way above its weight by being the only bar in Singapore that serves up the most extensive array of Soju, Makgeolli, Cheongju and Korean Cocktails. In addition, they offer a selection of Italian wine and cider.
Cham Pong is a popular noodle dish that is prepared in a red, spicy seafood broth containing hearty vegetables and variety of seafood. At Daejon House, you will find special Korean Cham Pong made with broth from beef bones simmered for 6 hours.
Named after Daejon, the 5th largest city in South Korea, Daejon House is designed like a traditional Korean house. Vintage-looking newspapers, books and movie posters are used to decorate the restaurant's interior.
In a city that can’t resist South Korea's latest dining trends, Patbingsoo Korean Dining House officially launched to much anticipation at Plaza Singapura last month. Patbingsoo is the first dining house to bring together the best of both worlds: a diverse variety of bingsoo and the latest Korean street food in a fun, casual and authentic Korean setting.
Their Rolling Cheese Pork Ribs, is guaranteed to tickle the fancy of meat and cheese lovers. The cheese mixture is melted using a one-of-a-kind ‘slapping’ technique that ensures a stringy texture, before being rolled around each individual pork rib. The dish is served with the highly recommended spicy gochujang sauce or a non-spicy version, with sides of fries and crunchy cabbage, sweet corn and chopped pineapple.
Discover bingsoo wonderland with the extensive range of bingsoo offerings, perfect for any occasion or mood. New bingsoo flavours include the Euljiro Bingsoo (strawberry and cheesecake), the Incheon Bingsoo (Tiramisu coffee and rum) and Sinsa Patbingsoo, innovatively cut to maintain the entire rock melon's dome shape.
H:Connect is a Korean fashion label made for contemporary, unique and stylish people who are passionate and positive. Available at Bugis Junction. Now it's time to connect.
The 10-year-old brand has more than 300 stores across South Korea, Taiwan and China, including a flagship store in the upmarket district of Gangnam in Seoul. The Singapore store is the brand's first South-East Asian store.
Yakson is the first of its kind Korean aesthetic centre set to make its mark in Singapore with an all-new, non-invasive original Golki Therapy to help women achieve a smaller and slimmer face with the coveted V-line facial shape naturally.
Female fans of K-beauty can look forward to attaining the ideal Korean beauty looks without surgical or invasive procedures, as Yakson, a first-of-its-kind Korean aesthet ic company, officially opened its first outlet in Singapore at Wheelock Place. Catering exclusively to female clients, the new Yakson Singapore branch offers the original Golki Therapy invented in 1979 by Mr. Lee Byung-Chul, Chairman and Founder of Yakson. Based on the principle of bone tonification, Golki Therapy can help women achieve a smaller and slimmer face as well as a slender body shape, including bow leg realignment and pelvic care, in a natural way.
Golki Therapy is supported by scientific research carried out by Seoul National University and has more than 37 years of track record and successful results in helping clients to achieve their desired face sizes and body shapes.
Based on the principle of bone tonification, Golki Therapy combines the healthcare technique of promoting circulation by stimulating bones manually with non-invasive aesthetics programs to offer face resizing or balancing care; pre and post-surgical care; bow leg and pelvic care.
The therapy involves unique bone massage techniques to realign the bone structure to its original, symmetrical shape; which leads to an increase in core blood circulation to the skin muscles, improving supply of nutrients and discharge of waste. Golki Therapy also enhances the overall health and brings about beautiful changes to the body.
Korean brand Innisfree will make its inaugural debut at nex – the largest mall in the North-East region of Singapore.
With innisfree’s first ever store in the North-East suburban area, the brand will offer increased accessibility for K-Beauty enthusiasts residing in the North-East. Now there is more reason to pamper your skin with eco-friendly and naturally derived skincare and beauty goodness.
Keeping true to its all-natural brand philosophy, the 1,249 square feet store offers a spacious and brightly lit interior for easy, fuss-free shopping. In line with the clean aesthetic across innisfree boutiques worldwide, this newest store features the brand’s signature vertical garden installation, with rows of potted plants and light touches of lush greenery. Furnished with minimalistic wooden panels and clean, ambient lighting, the latest boutique at nex promises a complete and immersive innisfree experience.
The Pound was opened by two Korean sisters. This cosy cafe in Jalan Sultan serves only two things — homemade cakes and coffee.
The Swiss rolls are the speciality, but head there early as there are only six rolls available daily. Try the Strawberry Roll Cake, which sees fresh cream and a strawberry wrapped within a light, airy vanilla sponge. The Pound also serves up other excellent cakes like the Fig Pound Cake, which is moist, loaded with dried fruit and absolutely worth your money. Wash it all down with a well-brewed Americano.
After a bunch of pop-up stores last year, multi-label boutique OCDEMPIRE.COM, known for its contemporary, curated street wear pieces, has just launched its first offline store at Orchard Gateway, a minimalist, industrial-looking affair with lots of unfinished wood and concrete.
The inventory covers a range of prominent international brands such as YG and Samsung’s co-produced Nonagon from South Korea, high-profile street wear by Represent and Boy London.
It also also promises options by French luxury brand Les Artists and Billionaire Boys Club, a collaboration with Japan's Nigo, aka founder of the Bathing Ape, and Pharrell William.
GoroGoro Steamboat & Korean Buffet Restaurant is fun, affordable and yummy! They distance themselves from the more traditional and pricey image of typical steamboat buffet restaurants, providing a cozy environment for light-hearted gleeful dining experience without guests having to worry about their pockets.
Why the name GoroGoro? Well, when we are hungry, that is the sound our tummy makes. And when their delectable steamboat broths are boiling, that is also the magical bubbling sound! The brand is represented by a cute hungry monster, and each broth has its own mini mascot providing the fun element.
GoroGoro caters to different taste preferences by having six choices of bubbling broths to choose from, namely Ginseng chicken, Beauty collagen, Mala, Tomyam, Tomato and Vegetarian. Guests can expect up to 50 selections of fresh meats, veggies, drinks & korean delicacies for weekday lunch and over 70 choices for dinner and weekend dining.
Stonehenge has opened its first overseas store in Singapore, at Level 1 of Takashimaya Shopping Centre.
The South Korean jewellery brand will showcase its full range of earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings and timepieces, which come in silver, rose gold, white gold and yellow gold, at its store here.
Andong Zzimdak is a popular franchise from Korea established since 2006, and has arrived in Raffles City.
The name, Andong Jjimdak, literally stands for 'steamed chicken of Andong'. It is a variety of jjim (a Korean steamed or boiled dish), which originated from the city of Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province, and made with chicken, various vegetables marinated in a ganjang (Korean soy sauce) based sauce.
Kanshoku Ramen have opened a second outlet at Orchardgateway.
Kanshoku means ‘to finish eating every last bit of your food’ in Japanese. Founded in 2014 by close friends Melvin and Brendon, Kanshoku has since come a long way to create an experience that fulfills this ambitious intention.
Having tasted some of the best ramen around but never feeling entirely contented, they decided to create a ramen bowl that could be finished in its entirety without feeling stuffed. One that would be enjoyable down to the very last bite.
They didn't know a whole lot when they first started. They were however committed to serving fresh, healthy and tasty ramen. This mantra has guided them well and what they have today is a product of our sincerity and pride in getting their ramen right every step of the way.
To them, Kanshoku Ramen is more than just your next meal, it is a toast to life, love and a passion for good food. It makes their day to be able to share this joy with you.
Miss Lok is a fun contemporary asian hot pot and noodle bar serving up classic regional offerings with a modern spin.
It is not just a restaurant; but rather a crazy place where street food, cocktails and music meet to create a unique culinary experience, all with a touch of naughtiness.
Be sure to indulge in some lok lok sticks (dishes on skewers), dipped into your wide variety of aromatic broths. Mix and create your own unique dips from the open sauce bar or order some speciality dips created by Miss Lok, such as the salted egg yolk and Nam Tom dips. Check out the side dishes which are inspired by popular street hawkers fares found along the alleys of Japan, Korea, Thailand, Malaysia and China.
Unwind over the selection of Asian craft beers or sip some sake shots with party friends or savour some freshly squeezed juices to detox before/after the big night out. If there’s still room, do order a MakPowPow, their take on the popular young coconut dessert commonly found along the streets of Thailand.
With the collaboration of both Yakitori Master and Ramen Master, Menya Takeichi has been established to bring you the Supreme Creamy Chicken Paitan (White Soup) Ramen Speciality Shop.
The Creamy Chicken Paitan soup is prepared by simmering a fresh chicken until it builds into an extremely creamy, flavorful broth. Chicken Tenpura Don (Chicken Tempura Rice Bowl) and all side dishes, will come with freshly sourced chicken.
They are the No 1 Hot Spot Ramen Shop for Chicken Paitan Ramen in Tokyo, and have grown to having 9 outlets within the past few years!
It's Skin is a leading Korean cosmetic brand which offers clinical skin solutions for various skin problems.
Developed by dermatologists from Seoul National University, the modern skin care solutions combine natural ingredients and state-of-the-art science with innovative and fun packaging.
The da bang is one of the most chic and rustic café bars, nestled in the busy business district of Singapore.
They have combined the best of both worlds - Korean brunch cafe by day and Korean Mexican Bar at night.
The da bang encompasses the full experience of the delightful aroma of freshly prepared coffees complemented with great music and mystic ambiance. So stop by, relax and dig into something new and awesome!
Meta serves up classic French-inspired cuisine with an Asian twist.
Meta – meaning change, alternation, and alteration – serves up classic French-inspired cuisine with an Asian twist in a stylish setting by renowned celebrity interior designer Peter Tay.
Nestled in the Bukit Pasoh conservation area, in the heart of Keong Saik, Meta is a spunky hideout in an evolving neighbourhood full of old world charm and modern buzz.
At Meta, they transform fresh and seasonal ingredients into exciting and inventive dishes.
Familiar and comforting, yet eclectic and edgy, their food aims to please the palate and pleasure the senses.
Classically-trained head chef Sun Kim cut his chops in the kitchens of Waku Ghin and Tetsuya Sydney. A native of South Korea, Sun infuses his Asian heritage into French staples, creating modern masterpieces highlighting flavours of the seasons.
Pastry chef Tammy Mah heads up the pastry team at Meta. With over 15 years of experience, Tammy brings a playful twist to her gourmet pastries, sweets and desserts. She enjoys experimenting with textures, shapes and flavours. Tammy believes that there is always room for dessert.
One of Korea’s hottest restaurants, Vatos Urban Tacos, has come to Singapore. Influenced by Mexican street tacos in Los Angeles and home-cooked Korean meals, the menu consists of creations like the Kimchi Carnitas Fries, Galbi Tacos, and Spicy Chicken Quesadillas. Vatos Urban Tacos has since garnered praise for providing exciting new tastes using only the freshest ingredients. CNN named Vatos the “Hottest New Restaurant in Seoul,” and The Daily Meal chose Vatos as one of the “10 Best American Restaurants Outside of the States”.
Vatos Singapore is located in the beautiful former National Armoury Building in South Beach and can seat up to 80 people indoors and another 30 people outdoors.
The highly anticipated Seorae Galmaegi finally lands in Singapore at Plaza Singapura . Seorae Singapore brings the signature galmaegisal - also known as pork skirt meat - to our shores for the very first time by the end of December.
Galmaegisal is found between the ribs and the belly of the pig and is a unique cut that forms only 250 grams of every full-grown pig. Said to have been served exclusively to the Royal Family of Korea in ancient times, Seorae Singapore now offers this kingly dining experience to all.
Using Seorae’s special ‘circle grilling’ technique, the galmaegisal, marinated in a delicious blend of Korean spices, is grilled to perfection. Full of rich flavours, tender and juicy, the taste of galmaegisal resembles that of wagyu beef. Amp up the flavour of the galmaegisal using the well-known Korean dipping style into onion and spicy sauces, accompanied with silky folds of egg and fragrant garlic.
Masizzim ha finally come to Singapore! Masizzim (마시찜) is a Korean casual restaurant famous for "Galbi Jjim (갈비찜)", their beef and pork stew dishes.
"Masizzim" is a combination of two Korean words: delicious & stew. Quality and tender marinated meat is cooked with Masizzim`s secret recipe stew sauces. Customers can choose between Soy Sauce flavour or 4 levels of spiciness.
Masizzim also serves a variety of delicious Korean dishes like Korean riceballs, Korean steamed egg, fried pancake etc.
OPPA Chicken is a casual Korean street food joint in Singapore which specializes in serving awesome Korean fried chicken.
They also cater to diners who seek a quick fix of other variety of popular Korean street food such as Korean rice cakes (Ttokpokki). Their exclusive taste of Oppa-topokki is said to be the best all over streets of Seoul and they are proud to be the first to bring into Singapore.
A Global Chinese concept, Lokkee (pronounced as 'Lucky') is a witty and cheeky play on favourite Chinese recipes which have been given a unique tweak to include a dash of Western influence. This genre of Chinese cuisine, often defined by chow mein and fortune cookies, is reinterpreted and elevated here through fresh, top quality ingredients, and clean flavours.
Lokkee aims to add diversity to Singapore’s restaurant landscape and celebrates the style of cuisine commonly found in Chinese restaurants dotted across major cities such as New York, London and Sydney. Created by enterprising Chinese immigrants, it is an appropriation of the food from their motherland, adapted for diners in their new environment.
Lokkee is designed to tap on the growing audience of well-travelled Singaporeans for whom the idea of Chinese food for a Western audience is associated with being in a buzzing cosmopolitan hub.
Nunsaram means “snowman” in Korean and it is an apt name for a place selling bingsu (shaved ice desserts). Taking over the space that previously housed another dessert cafe (Spanish Doughnuts) in Orchard Central is Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe, by the owners of South Korean restaurant, K Cook.
Beesket Juice Bar is a South Korean chain that ensures you get your five-a-day in a clever way and from up to 5,000 combinations.
Pick your fruit and vegetable (three per blend) which will be blended with ice and natural fruit nectars (no preservatives, sugars or powders).
Your choice of drink is analysed via a radio frequency device to give you an accurate calorie and nutritional count. There are 39 different fresh fruits and vegetables for picking (eg. mango, strawberry, kale, avocado, yam).
Gallery HUUE has relocated to Bukit Timah Road near Newton Circus.
Gallery HUUE first opened its doors under the name Art On gallery in 2014. They specialize in Korean art and crafts and provide total art consulting services from space analysis, art selection, installation and after services. They are proud our strong reputation they’ve built amongst their clients for providing friendly and tailored services.
Their work does not at stop at merely displaying and selling artworks. They constantly challenge themselves and the art community by introducing talented artist through various exhibitions and projects who are evolving the world of Korean art and the bigger art community with state-of-the-art deviations.
Their newly opened space in Newton will host these exhibitions on a more frequent basis going forward. Their ambition is to establish their name in Singapore and, furthermore in the Asian art community, by the continuous discovering and nurturing talented artists from Korea and beyond.
In Korean, the word “휴 Huue” holds an artistic value of being in a restful and meditative state. They want their gallery to be a place where visitors can experience the meaning of the word “Huue” by escaping the busy world to retreat into a relaxed atmosphere dedicated to art, tranquility and beauty. Their mission is to bring the magic of art to everyday spaces and enrich people’s lives. Their new gallery space is a not a typical cold white-cube gallery, but warm area divided into two levels of harmonious space with an accumulation of fine art and crafts around every corner, it offers visitors a relaxed atmosphere where one can truly feel at ease as they enjoy the collections.
The first outlet of this cheery Korean cafe has tons of yellow banana motifs, but not all their food is banana-centric.
On the menu are pretty desserts served in flower pots like the banana pudding with Oreo "soil" and the Pot BingSoo, a concoction created with ice cream, sweet red bean and ice shavings. It's definitely the type of cafe for those who have a sweet tooth and love Instagram photos of cotton candy and sweet treats.
Milkcow is a hand-made, soft ice creamery, originating in Seoul, South Korea.
The differentiating factor for Milkcow is that their desserts are healthy, 100% natural, and truly organic. Milkcow uses only organic milk from eco-friendly, IFOAM and HACCP certified, organic farms. Moreover, the Milkcow cows are only fed with grass from the farm’s own cultivated, organic fields. Milkcow takes organic seriously.
With fourteen different ice cream topping combinations to choose from, you can enjoy a different, delicious experience every time you visit Milkcow.
Anti-burglary weapon and occasional cake pin roller; it is time for the baseball bat to shine in it's true glory, and you can do so without sweating it out under the hot, hot sun. Participate in this classic American sport that has since taken Japan, Korea and Taiwan by storm. Stand in a fully automated indoor batting cage and wait in eager anticipation as the automated batting system shoots ball after ball in your direction. Perfect your swings and work on your batting accuracy, and who knows, you might even hit a home run here!
Homerun Baseball hopes to generate better awareness of this lesser known sport in Singapore. Fuelled by a mission to become Singapore's leading and premier automated indoor baseball and softball batting cage location. Homerun Baseball prides itself on offering a healthier substitute to the young and old seeking a fun and alternative recreational activity other than for baseball and softball enthusiasts.
Even if picking up a new sport is not on your mind, both batting and pitching double up as a great way to de-stress while working out your arm strength. It is the perfect post-work stop after a long day in the office. Getting a good crack at a ball – right in the sweet spot of the bat – is mighty satisfying! Pick up the infectious joy of baseball and softball and spend hour after hour at this spacious indoor facility as this is one of the better ways to unwind while keeping healthy!
Dosirak offers healthy tasty, convenient takeaway and delivery Korean food with no MSG, corn syrup, pork lard or trans fat.
Take your pick from protein options such as spicy chicken, cured fresh salmon, soy sesame chicken, beef bulgogi and kimchi tofu.
Each bowl comes packed with five kinds of complimentary vegetables (bean sprouts, carrot, cabbage, mushrooms, beans) and white rice. you also top-up to switch to whole grain rice or Korean buckwheat noodles.
Rue Madame will open it's first South East Asian retail concept store at Takashimaya this month.
Founded in Hong Kong in 2010 by Parisian Ariane Zagury with great success, Rue Madame was born out of the idea to introduce the timeless Parisian-style of fashion to young modern women, as well as to provide a one-stop shop, offering a diversity of exclusively curated women’s ready-to-wear and accessories, for those seeking an alternative wardrobe that allows them to mix and match to showcase their unique personal styles.
Located at the newly refurbished space on the third level of Takashimaya Shopping Centre, Ngee Ann City, Rue Madame is a true Parisian-style fashion concept store that offers an eclectic mix of niche and contemporary designer labels, carefully handpicked from Paris and other parts of Europe.
The new concept store brings together some of the most coveted French fashion labels such as Athé by Vanessa Bruno, Ba&Sh, Gat Rimon, Hartford, IRO, Laurence Doligé, Leon&Harper, Majestic Paris, Mes Demoiselles, Swildens and Tara Jarmon Tara Jarmon, and exquisite accessories from trendy and accessible French jewellery brands like Servane Gaxotte, renowned for their hand-made whimsical ‘Rose’ doll pendants and Didier Dubot which is highly notable in Asia because of the brand’s latest campaign featuring Korean drama ‘You who came from the Star’ lead actress, Jun Ji Hyun; some of which are new-to-market brands exclusively brought into Singapore.
Being the youngest player in the industry of food and beverage, Frozen is bringing the taste of Korea to the very heart of Clementi as well as in your hearts.
Enjoy desserts that will play with your palettes and a little of the Korean culture. Featuring a playful mixture of yogurt ice creams with the combination of smoothies to give you the rich and creamy texture in your mouth also know as YOYO, all their ingredients are directly shipped from Korea.
If you can’t go to Korea they will bring Korea to you!
South Korea’s The Shilla Duty Free has opened across Changi Airport's three terminals and stocks 182 brands.
Approximately 80 of these brands are completely new to the airport, while 26 are reported to be exclusive and unavailable anywhere else in Singapore. Among the brands exclusive to Singapore are Aromatica and Jean Louis Scherrer Perfume. Shilla has also introduced more than 35 Korean brands.
Shilla also announced that by June a new double-storey outlet in terminal 3 will provide facials and beauty consultations.
Chir Chir, the famous fried chicken restaurant from Korea has opened a new outlet at 313@Somerset.
Chir Chir Fusion Chicken Factory is a casual restaurant chain that specializes in delectable freshly cooked chicken dishes. The Chir Chir (pronounced Chi-Re Chi-Re) chain originated from Seoul, South Korea. The chain’s focus on great taste, value and service has allowed it to grow into one of the largest "Chimaek" franchises in South Korea.
Chir Chir has earned a strong following in Korea due to it`s unique menu which is great tasting and offers a great variety of selections. The mission is to meet the needs of those of you who are tired of the same chicken which is cooked in same simple style.
Guksu 1945 features a family recipe that has been past down 2 generations, and the first homemade Korean noodle house in Singapore.
Janchi Guksu is associated with auspicious occasions, and is perfect for celebrations of any kind. It is served in a broth made from anchovies, and is eaten best with an appetizing sauce made of sesame oil, Korean soy sauce (known as ganjang) and a pinch of chili pepper powder.
Joo Bar is the latest trendsetting addition to a vibrant F&B scene – a sleek, casual and inviting venue within a three-storey heritage shophouse along Tan Quee Lan Street.
Ingeniously created by Singaporean aficionados of Korean culture and food; Jamie and Kristin Lim, Joo is born from a desire to offer top notch modern Korean bites and creative drinks in a space that exudes a laid-back vibe with a tasteful dose of edginess.
Key highlights are its fantastic house brew makgeolli and quality Korean fare by Head Chef Kim Chang Heon with delights such as slow roasted mangalitsa belly; Joo bossam; Kimchi chicken potpie and Seafood Gochujang risotto!
Other creative drinks include Grape Soju Mojito and Yucha Makgeolli Slush.
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