Global hospitality company, Hilton Worldwide Holdings, opened 43 more properties in Asia Pacific (APAC) in 1Q2024, pushing their presence in the region to 801 properties under management. This is in line with their goal of managing over 1,000 hotels in APAC by 2025.
An additional 892 hotels are in the pipeline, representing 161,295 potential new rooms. It is 93.8% of their current stock of 171,888 rooms. The region saw a 7.9% growth in revenue per available room (RevPAR) and an increase of 1.3% in occupancy rates to 65.2%. APAC’s growth in RevPAR exceeded the global average of 2% over the same period, says Hilton in its 1Q2023 financial results released on April 24. APAC’s strong performance was attributed to a continued rise in tourism and international arrivals. Hilton’s hotels in Southeast Asia and Japan attracted increased travel from Chinese travellers, while their properties in Singapore and Australia benefitted from major international music acts. Over the quarter, Hilton opened its first La Festa Phu Quoc, Curio Collection by Hilton and Hilton Saigon in Vietnam. DoubleTree by Hilton Bengaluru Whitefield marked Hilton’s sixth hotel in India’s Silicon Valley. A further 41 hotels were signed in the quarter, including four Conrad Hotels & Resorts. In early April, Hilton announced its acquisition of a majority controlling interest in Sydell Group to expand the NoMad Hotels brand in the high-end market. The Middle East & Africa was the best-performing region for the group so far this year. It recorded a 14.8% growth in RevPAR and a 2.4% increase in occupancy rates to 73.9%, the highest globally.
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Sheng Siong Group’s net profit rose 8.9% YoY to $36.3m in 1Q24. In the same period, the supermarket reported a 5.5% YoY increase in its revenue to reach $376.2m. The company attributed its improved net profit and revenue to an increase in sales of 8% YoY from comparable same stores. “Another contributing factor was the longer sales period before Lunar New Year which fell in February this year compared to January last year,” the company said. With improved net profit, Sheng Siong recorded a 9.5% YoY higher earnings per share of $0.0242 for 1Q24. At the centre of personal health care lies our eyes, essential yet often overlooked (pun absolutely intended). With increased screen time and reading in low-lighting environments requiring special consideration and dealing with occasional eyelashes that seem unruly, our ocular orbs require extra TLC. Here are some eye care essentials that will help you maintain perfect peepers.
The Art Of Screen Hygiene In an age of endless screen time, protecting your eyes is of the utmost importance. While we cannot ditch screens completely (because that would be futile), practising good screen hygiene is crucial to staying healthy and feeling your best. Try the 20-20-20 rule: take 20 second breaks every 20 minutes to focus on something 20 feet away (which is 6 meters away). Also, adjust screen settings to reduce blue light exposure, and consider anti-glare screen protectors as sunscreen for the eyes. Daily protection must be practised to stay healthy. Master Of Moisture Dry and itchy eyes can be as uncomfortable as wearing pyjama pants made out of sandpaper. Keeping eyes as moist as a dewdrop on a daisy can be simple: stay hydrated and blink frequently. If you tend to forget things like that, there are apps designed to remind us to drink water and blink more. Indeed, we live in times when reminders may even help perform basic human functions more reliably – embrace it! Spectacle Of Spectacles Proper glasses care can be an art in itself for those of us with glasses. This involves keeping them clean using special sprays and cloths, fitting them appropriately (without them sliding off every five seconds), and receiving regular check-ups to make sure your prescription remains up-to-date. Wearing outdated glasses does neither your eyes nor fashion credibility any favours. Ophthalmics Ophthlmics go deeper than eye care alone, combining health necessity and fashion statement. Vision care goes far beyond having the appropriate prescription glasses, it also involves protecting your eyes from UV rays with quality sunglasses and exploring contact lenses for enhanced vision freedom. Lens innovations now enable us to have lenses that adapt to light conditions, block harmful blue light and even enhance contrast for sharper vision. Regular visits to an ophthalmologist who uses Spectrum Ophthalmics‘ technology will ensure you receive tailored advice to keep your vision crystal clear and your eye health in optimal condition. Diet For Wise Eyes Your eyes are what they eat. By including foods rich in essential nutrients like carrots, leafy greens, fish high in omega-3 fatty acids, and citrus fruits in your daily diet, you can strengthen your vision in later years. A daily carrot could just save your sight. Sleep, The Ultimate Eye Elixir Don’t underestimate the power of quality, restful slumber as an eye elixir. During those precious hours, your eyes rest, recover, and rid themselves of daily irritants like allergens accumulated throughout the day. Think of it like giving your peepers an all-nighter spa treatment. Skimp on sleep at your own peril, eyes will appear exhausted after even a short night’s rest. Conclusion Protecting your eyes doesn’t require an elaborate PhD degree or heroic efforts. All it requires is some common sense and adopting some eye-friendly habits into your daily routine. From practising good screen hygiene to giving glasses a little love every now and then, every little effort counts when it comes to maintaining vision health. Your eyes are your window into the world. Keep that window clean and clear because, ultimately, seeing is believing. Applying sunscreen daily should be an essential part of everyone’s skincare routine. Though some may see it as an unnecessary extra step, using sunscreen provides crucial protection against sun damage that can lead to accelerated skin aging and increased skin cancer risk. Making sunscreen a habit is especially important for those living in sunny climates like the southern United States. Here’s an overview of why you should make sunscreen application a non-negotiable part of your daily skincare regimen.
Prevents Premature Aging One of the most compelling reasons to use sunscreen is to prevent premature aging of the skin. Studies unambiguously show that daily unprotected sun exposure leads to the early development of fine lines, wrinkles, dark spots, and loose, sagging skin. This accelerated aging is due to the sun’s UV rays damaging the skin’s collagen fibers and elastin over time through a process called photoaging. Regular use of broad-spectrum sunscreen prevents this damage and allows you to maintain a more youthful, even-toned complexion long-term. Lowers Skin Cancer Risk Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States. Over 5 million cases are diagnosed annually. Daily sunscreen use has been shown to substantially lower the risk of developing the two most common forms of skin cancer: squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma. Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, is also largely preventable with regular sunscreen application. Saying yes to sunscreen every morning is a small habit that can make a big difference in avoiding a skin cancer diagnosis. Prevents Sunburns It’s obvious, but worth stating: sunscreen helps prevent painful sunburns. Getting too much sun without protection leads to the trademark red, sensitive, blistering skin we all want to avoid. Maintaining a base layer of sunscreen when you head outdoors in sunny weather keeps you from ending the day crispy, sore, and peeling. The convenience of a daily sunscreen makes last-minute outdoor plans or unexpected long days trouble-free. Protects Against Discoloration Uneven skin tone in the form of dark spots and melasma is another consequence of unprotected UV exposure. The increased melanin production sun damage triggers can leave you with unsightly hyperpigmented patches on your face, chest, and hands. But implementing a regimen of sunscreen application counters this effect. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends broad spectrum sunscreen use as part of treatment for discoloration in skin of color in particular. Keeping your complexion even should be non-negotiable. Prevents UV Damage Even Through Glass Don’t be fooled into thinking indirect sun exposure when you’re sitting pretty indoors doesn’t require sunscreen. A common misconception is that glass windows block all UV rays, but UVA rays still penetrate and wreak havoc. Sitting in a sunny room or car without sunscreen still leads to photoaging, dark spots, and skin cancer risk. For comprehensive protection, apply a layer before any prolonged sun exposure, even if indirect. Choosing The Right Sunscreen To make sun protection non-negotiable, having sunscreens you want to apply is key. When choosing a product, look for broad spectrum formulas that protect from both UVA and UVB rays. Aim for SPF 30 at minimum, though SPF 50 provides even better shielding for extended outdoor time. Dennis Gross Sunscreen is available in SPF 30 and 50 to suit your needs. Consider your skin type too. Creams hydrate dry skin, gels are ideal for oily and acne-prone skin, and sprays make application fast. With the array of sunscreens available, you can certainly find options you look forward to applying. A comprehensive skincare routine is incomplete without daily sunscreen use. Just a pea-sized amount applied in the morning guards your skin all day against the sheer bombardment of UV exposure. The pizza scene in Singapore seems to be having a moment lately, with famous names including US Pizza and L’antica Pizzeria da Michele landing on our shores. That’s not all: Korean-famous chain Eat Pizza is also joining the hype train with their third opening at Plaza Singapura! The brand first arrived at Paya Lebar Quarter earlier this year, before opening its second outlet in Somerset 313. Over at their Plaza Singapura branch, you can look forward to an opening special on 27 April 2024, where their signature pizzas go for just $1.99 each from 12:30pm onwards! Do note that this promotion is limited to two pizzas per customers, for the first 100 pizzas only. There’ll also be an exclusive pizza flavour available here: the Combination Pizza. This stars juicy minced meat and sliced pepperoni atop Eat Pizza’s signature dough. And if you’re a fan of NBCB burgers, you’ll be happy to know that there’s also a Plaza Singapura-exclusive collab pizza that nods to NBCB’s no-frills cheeseburger. This number features mentaiko mayo, crispy potato, and bacon, all on a pizza. Besides these launches, you’ll get to try the brand’s four sauces that pair well with their pizzas: Mentaiko Mayo, Honey Mustard, Korean Hot Sauce, and Tabasco. If you want something more classic, you won’t go wrong with the Pepperoni ($6.90) or Aloha ($6.90), comprising turkey bacon, pineapple, white sauce, and a cream cheese mousse. In case you didn’t know, the brand’s pizzas come in a rectangular shape that’s around 25cm in length. The high-protein, pre-rolled dough is made with extra virgin olive oil, boasting a soft and slightly chewy crumb similar to focaccia.
Address: 68 Orchard Road, B2-38, Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839 Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm Website Eat Pizza is not a halal-certified eatery. Construction is underway at the upcoming Mama Shelter Singapore Orchard at 110 Killiney Road. The 115-room hotel is scheduled to open sometime in 1Q2025. It will be anchored by a 6,000 sq ft restaurant on the first level and an 8,000 sq ft rooftop bar with a swimming pool. Designed by Ong & Ong Architects, the upcoming hotel aims to achieve the highest green mark rating — the BCA Green Mark Platinum. The hotel is the redevelopment of the former Tai Wah Building, which Singapore-based private equity investment firm Lucrum Capital purchased en bloc for close to $84.9 million in November 2017.
David Batchelor, director and partner of Lucrum Capital, believes Mama Shelter is the best fit for the hotel, given its location in the Somerset area of Orchard Road. “Besides comfortable accommodation, F&B and entertainment is also a big part of Mama Shelter’s overall offering,” he says. First Mama Shelter in Asia Mama Shelter was founded in 2008 in Paris by Serge Trigano, his sons Jérémie and Benjamin, and French designer Philippe Starck. Trigano has a rich hospitality pedigree: his father co-founded Club Med in 1950. Trigano himself worked at Club Med, where he rose through the ranks to become CEO of the US in 1980 and president of the group after his father stepped down in 1993. The Mama Shelter brand combines urban design, glamour and affordability. It has 18 hotels with 2,606 rooms today and is operated by Ennismore, a lifestyle hospitality company now part of Accor. The upcoming hotel is the first Mama Shelter in Asia Pacific, says Stella Blythe, director of CBRE Hotels & Hospitality, Capital Markets. “Mama Shelter is a highly profitable brand under the Accor-Ennismore umbrella. It’s very F&B-driven and lifestyle-oriented.” Mama Shelter Singapore Orchard is owned by a fund under Lucrum Capital. The fund has held the asset for more than five years — beyond its fund life — owing to the Covid pandemic. Lucrum Capital intends to divest the asset. “Now that the hospitality market is recovering, we see it as an opportunity for our investors to exit,” says Batchelor. CBRE has been appointed the exclusive marketing agent for the hotel, which has an indicative price of $195 million, or $1.7 million per key. The site is zoned for hotel use, with a gross plot ratio of 2.8. The sale will be conducted via expression of interest, which will close on May 30. Renewal in the Orchard-Somerset area Renewal is taking place in the Orchard-Somerset area with the redevelopment of the former Grange Road Carpark by Lendlease Global Commercial REIT into a multi-functional event space, Live!@313. It is targeted to open in 4Q2024 and will feature unique food concepts and an indoor live-performance venue. Adjacent to the upcoming Mama Shelter Singapore Orchard is the $3 billion redevelopment of Singtel Comcentre by a joint venture between Singtel and Lendlease. The new development will feature two 20-storey, Grade-A office buildings with a total gross floor area of 1.18 million sq ft; and another 30,000 sq ft of F&B, lifestyle and retail space, including a Singtel flagship store. There will be a 300-person auditorium, a rooftop park, a running and walking track, and an integrated wellness hub. The renewal will bring “vibrancy and dynamism” to Orchard Road, says Michael Tay, CBRE head of capital markets, Singapore. Upon completion in 2028, the Singtel Comcentre redevelopment will activate the neighbourhood with new commercial and retail offerings and enhance connectivity with a new underground link to Somerset MRT Station, he adds. The enhancement in connectivity and vibrancy will benefit hotel guests at Mama Shelter and the patrons of the restaurant and rooftop bar, notes Lucrum Capital’s Batchelor. Limited hotel supply pipeline “Singapore has seen one of the most limited hotel supply pipelines within Asia Pacific over the past three years, due to construction costs increasing here at a faster rate than any other major market in the region since the beginning of 2020,” says CBRE’s Blythe. As a result, only 2,208 rooms came to the market in 2023, just 2.8% of the total rooms available. With the opening of Mercure Icon Club Street in the first quarter, comprising 989 rooms, CBRE now forecasts hotel supply to grow at a compound annual growth rate of just 0.6% over the next four years. “Overall hotel performance will remain buoyant due to lack of new completions and subsequent new competition in the market,” says Blythe. Based on Singapore Tourism Board statistics for the first two months of 2024, the upscale segment had the highest occupancy rate of 86%, up from 78.6% a year ago. “It reinforces the trend that guests are choosing to stay at upscale locations even with the increased room rates compared to historic levels,” notes Blythe. Singapore’s hotel market is poised for continued growth, adds Blythe, given the aggressive demand growth forecast and significant infrastructure developments such as Changi Airport Terminal 5, enhanced leisure attractions, and a thriving corporate and Mice market. Rarity of freehold hotels in Orchard Road area “Freehold hotels in the Orchard Road submarket are also rarely available for sale,” according to CBRE’s Tay. The last freehold hospitality-based asset in the Orchard Road area that changed hands was the former Thong Sia Building site at 28 and 30 Bideford Road. Boustead Projects purchased the 18-storey building for $515 million in June 2022, and the property has been rebranded the 156-room Como Metropolitan Singapore. It marks the first hotel in the city-state by Como Hotels & Resorts, founded by Singaporean entrepreneur Christina Ong. She is the wife of Ong Beng Seng, managing director of Hotel Properties. Citadines Mount Sophia was sold to a joint venture between BlackRock and Hong Kong-based Weave Living for $148 million in February. The 99-year leasehold, 12-storey property has a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom suites. It is part of the Wilkie Edge mixed-use development comprising a retail podium, office block and basement carpark. Based on the projected hotel room rates at Mama Shelter Singapore Orchard, which are likely to be pegged upwards of $300 a night, and the indicative price tag, the yield is expected to be in the 4% range. “What’s more important is the future capital appreciation,” says Batchelor. Given the dearth of available freehold hotels in the Orchard Road submarket, CBRE’s Tay expects the property to attract investors such as family offices, boutique real estate funds, local companies and high-net-worth individuals. “The majority of hotels in Orchard are quite sizeable with more than 200 keys,” he says. “Boutique offerings like Mama Shelter Singapore Orchard are scarce.” With legacy offshore and marine assets factored in, net profit dipped YoY.
Keppel's infrastructure and connectivity segments drove 1Q24 net profit up year-on-year. However, the company's net profit dipped YoY when factoring in legacy offshore and marine assets. In 1Q24, Keppel reported lower revenue of $1.5b but experienced 51% YoY growth in recurring income, driven by increased contributions from asset management and operating income. Asset management fees grew 52% YoY to $88m in 1Q24, with improvement in infrastructure, connectivity, and real estate segments. Meanwhile, Keppel also raised $346m in equity and completed $1.1b in acquisitions and divestments. Without first-hand experience of chronic pain, the impact it has on someone’s life can be hard to comprehend. This often makes it difficult for friends and family to provide substantial support to those who have painful chronic health conditions such as arthritis (joint pain), fibromyalgia (all-body muscle aches) and neurogenic pain from nerve damage.
Find useful tips in this guide to helping a loved one who suffers from chronic pain which covers giving emotional support and how to provide physical assistance. Establish a routine Chronic pain can be worsened by specific triggers and movements, and soothed by holistic treatments. Help your loved one establish a routine that works for their condition and avoids accidental flare-ups. Begin by discussing triggers and treatments with your loved one to identify healthy habits and put together a list of things that exacerbate their pain. This information will help you to build a routine that’s beneficial to them and tailored to their unique needs. Offer Support Your friend or family member may have trouble asking for assistance when they need it, especially if they take pride in being independent or their condition diagnosis was recent. Chronic pain sufferers often feel as if they are a burden and guilty about seeking help. Freely offer support without waiting to be asked. Suggest ways that you can make yourself useful such as accompanying them to appointments with healthcare professionals, running errands and cooking or making renovations in the home. Know The Impact Remember that what you see of your loved one’s suffering is just a small glimpse of what it’s like to live with a chronic pain condition. Understanding the physical and mental ramifications of their condition is essential so you know the impact it has on their emotional well-being and lifestyle. Ask your friend or family member questions about their condition and how it affects them. Encourage open conversation so you can assess their mental wellness and check for dangerous feelings such as depression. Talking generally about living with the condition will also help you to spot potential avenues for enhancing your loved one’s daily life. Those who are suffering from the consequences of avoidable harm such as surgical error will likely be feeling shocked and angry as they learn to live with a chronic pain condition. It might be beneficial to their mental health to pursue a claim through medical negligence solicitors for compensation to fund necessary treatments and changes. Support Their Treatment Finally, do what you can to support their treatment for their chronic pain condition. This could be joining them for exercise sessions, assisting with physiotherapy activities or accompanying them to prescribed therapy sessions. Some sufferers might be resistant to certain ways to manage chronic pain conditions. Do what you can to help your loved one take advantage of all recommended treatments while respecting their wishes as to how involved they would like you to be. Confession time: I never truly believed in the significance of undergoing a scalp treatment. Why? Well, I was quite sceptical of its efficacy, given that the cult-favourite hair scrub product I’ve been religiously using for a few years seemed to work fine — or so I thought. But boy, was I wrong! Over the past few months, I’ve grappled with distressing signs of hair loss, accompanied by an inflamed scalp, intense irritation, and persistent itchiness. Realising it’s a race against time to save my precious tresses, I conducted thorough research and stumbled upon rave reviews on Google about the Scalp Purifying Therapy offered by TK TrichoKare, which instantly piqued my interest.
TK TrichoKare stands as a premier hair and scalp treatment centre renowned for its award-winning treatments that seamlessly blend cutting-edge technology with premium European herb formulations — a testament to its impeccable results that have garnered widespread praise. Taking it as a divine sign, I promptly booked myself a session. Needless to say, I am now a certified loyalist of TK TrichoKare! My Transformative Journey with the Scalp Purifying Therapy Treatment by TK TrichoKare TK TrichoKare’s Scalp Purifying Therapy, an award-winning treatment, is expertly designed to address concerns related to hair loss and inflamed scalps. This proven treatment has demonstrated remarkable results, including an increase in hair follicle diameter, a reduction in signs of scalp inflammation, and noticeable hair growth, gearing you towards the luscious locks you’ve always dreamed of. Step 1: Assessment and Consultation Upon my arrival, I was required to fill out a form providing comprehensive details about my hair and scalp conditions before the treatment commenced. Subsequently, I was guided to a treatment room for a consultation, where the TrichoKare consultant utilised a specialised lens called Tricho-Scan with magnification capabilities of up to 200 times to conduct a thorough scalp scan analysis. The consultant demonstrated exceptional attention to detail during the assessment, explaining that my hair follicles were clogged with hardened sebum, and there were signs of scalp inflammation contributing to hair loss. Sensing the concern on my face, she reassured me and proceeded to formulate a customised treatment plan tailored to address these specific areas of concern. Step 2: Hair Masque Application Next in the treatment, a blend of premium European Herbal Scalp Masque was delicately applied to my freshly cleaned scalp using a soft brush, left to work its magic for a rejuvenating 15 minutes. This extraordinary masque features a harmonious blend of peppermint and lavender, synergizing to detoxify the scalp from impurities and absorb excess sebum. The masque enveloped my scalp and hair roots in a delightful fragrance of nourishing herbal scents, offering a sensory preview of the goodness it imparts. Each of my hair strands was luxuriated in the masque’s signature blend, ensuring thorough coverage. Thanks to its cooling sensation, it further enhanced the experience, leaving my scalp instantly refreshed and soothed, inducing a sense of relaxation. Step 3: Nourishing Hair Bath Following that, the treatment continued with a relaxing wash, using TrichoKare’s best selling shampoo, the Nourishing Hair Bath. This specialised formula is designed to purify the scalp and restore the scalp’s moisture balance. I must admit, the experience was so relaxing that I dozed off a few times while the specialist gently massaged my scalp. Afterwards, I received a quick blow-dry, accompanied by a heated shoulder pad — an added touch that was just the cherry on top. Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised by the extent to which they go the extra mile to pamper their customers. Step 4: Treatment Essence Application with Nano Mist Spray After a quick blow-dry, a Customised Treatment Essence was directly applied to my scalp. Expertly crafted to strengthen hair growth, this product was sprayed onto my scalp using a NanoMist Spray which enhances the essence’s penetration deep into the hair follicles for maximum effectiveness. This advanced device not only aids in boosting blood circulation but also supports the scalp’s cell metabolism, providing a myriad of benefits for effective results. Step 5: Photodynamic Therapy The final flourish to my Scalp Purifying Therapy treatment at TK TrichoKare is the 20-minute Photodynamic Therapy. This device, utilising laser technology, emits LED infrared light therapy to bolster hair rejuvenation, expedite the scalp’s healing process, and stimulate hair regrowth. The Jaw-Dropping Results of this Scalp Purifying Therapy After the conclusion of the Scalp Purifying Therapy, the consultant conducted a follow-up scalp scan analysis to showcase the visible results. I was astonished to witness the transformation from the once horrifying sight of clogged hair follicles with hardened sebum to a much cleaner-looking scalp. It appeared less inflamed, devoid of the redness I observed prior to the treatment. I couldn’t help but admire my hair — it looked more vibrant compared to its usual lacklustre appearance, and my scalp felt refreshingly comfortable, in stark contrast to the typical discomfort of greasiness, irritation, and persistent itchiness I often experienced. Before heading home, I received a complimentary hair care kit, which includes a Nourishing Hair Bath (shampoo) and a CompleteKare Mask (conditioner). Just a few days post-treatment: I noticed a significant reduction in both hair fall and the discomfort associated with an inflamed scalp. The remarkable improvement swiftly led me to book the treatment again. I was utterly surprised and delighted by the transformative results after just one session of the Scalp Purifying Therapy by TK TrichoKare. The visible results and impeccable experience surpassed my expectations, turning me from a sceptic into a believer. This New Hidden Restaurant Serves “Whole Animal” Dishes—Pig Head Nuggets, Roast Duck Head And More4/25/2024 The picture above shows a space within Tiong Bahru’s Moh Guan Terrace, where speakeasy yakitori restaurant Bincho by Hua Bee once stood. Earlier in the day, it is occupied by a bak chor mee stall. When the clock strikes 3pm, however, that space transforms into Dirty Supper, a new restaurant with a menu that seeks to use the whole animal—that means you’ll find dishes that use animal parts such as a pig head, duck head, chicken skin and more. Chef-owner Pete Smit, who formerly ran Underdog Inn, brings that restaurant’s whole animal philosophy into this new, more casual venture of his. While his menu features all-day dishes as well as dinner fare, the daily specials that use animal parts sourced from local markets contribute significantly to the appeal of the restaurant. We hear that Dirty Supper has served everything from roast duck head to duck heart sausage—but keep in mind that these are subject to availability. One all-day item you must try is the Pig Head Nuggets with White Anchovy ($16++). As its name suggests, these crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside nuggets feature the meat from a pig’s head that is said to have a particularly bold flavour. The anchovy sauce drizzled on top of them should give the nuggets a burst of umami as well. Another unique dish to try is the Raw Prawns with Black Lime and Pickled Chilli ($24++). These fresh, sweet prawns are infused with the tart and piquant flavours of the aforementioned ingredients, resulting in a light dish that’s both refreshing and delectable. For a heartier dish, get the Aged Duck Breast with Beer Pickled Fig ($38++), which is said to feature tender duck breast complemented by the sweet tanginess of the beer-pickled figs.
Address: 78 Moh Guan Terrace, #01-19, Singapore 162078 Opening hours: Tue-Sat 3pm to 11pm, Sun 11am to 4pm Tel: 6438 4567 Website Dirty Supper is not a halal-certified eatery. |