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🏷 This stall sells Muslim-friendly gepuk stinky tofu plus tofu dumplings & puffs till 3am ✏ By Iman Sofia Ghost Stinky Tofu offers Malaysian-inspired takes on fermented tofu, including gepuk stinky tofu, fried dumplings and stinky tofu puffs. The vegan, Muslim-friendly stall suits first-timers and curious snackers, with outlets at Old Klang Road and Eco Sanctuary Mall on specific days and hours, plus online ordering. It is a useful option for easing into… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/ghost-gepuk-stinky-tofu-stall-malaysia-aug-2026/

🏷 Singapore Night Festival 2026: Explore neon glow art jamming, projection mapping & more at CHIJMES & Capitol Singapore ✏ By Iman Sofia Singapore Night Festival 2026 brings art, performances and interactive experiences to CHIJMES and Capitol Singapore, with highlights including neon art jamming, projection mapping and a creative night market. The precincts suit couples, families, friends and art enthusiasts, with events running on selected evenings from 21 Aug to 5 Sep and easy access via nearby… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/singapore-night-festival-2026-chijmes-capitol-singapore/

🏷 Baguette Huong Viet: Popular Maxwell Food Centre banh mi stall serves Vietnamese mains all under $8 ✏ By Celest Teo Maxwell Food Centre’s Baguette Huong Viet serves affordable Vietnamese dishes, including banh mi, pho and vermicelli, with all mains priced below S$8. The review finds the food satisfying and reasonably portioned rather than distinctive, making it useful for those seeking authentic Vietnamese fare in the city, especially if value and convenience are priorities. 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/baguette-huong-viet-singapore/

🏷 Tao Xiang Bak Kut Teh Fish Head Noodles: RM14 dishes at hidden gem in residential area ✏ By Jacelyn Chong Tao Xiang Bak Kut Teh Fish Head Noodles on Jalan Tiong Nam serves a claypot fish head noodles dish featuring fried fish, fish balls, yam, tomatoes and salted vegetables in a balanced, creamy broth. The review is useful for diners seeking a time-tested eatery near PWTC LRT station, noting the generous RM14 portion, limited… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/tao-xiang-bak-kut-teh-fish-head-noodles-malaysia/

🏷 Hong Wen Mutton Soup: Over 60 years of tradition with tasty Teochew-style mutton soup at Beauty World ✏ By Jovina Chong Hong Wen Mutton Soup at Beauty World Centre in Bukit Timah serves Chinese-style herbal mutton soup prepared from a family recipe dating back over 50 years, with mixed mutton soup priced at S$10. The review highlights its sweet, herb-rich broth, tender meat and well-masked gamey flavour, making it well suited to both regular mutton… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/hong-wen-mutton-soup-singapore/

🏷 Mom’s Touch returns to Singapore from 14 Aug with Singapore exclusive burgers ✏ By Yi Xuan Mom’s Touch returns to Singapore at 18 Cross on South Bridge Road from 14 Aug 2026, serving cook-to-order chicken and burgers daily from 7am to 10pm. Early diners can choose a Singapore-exclusive breakfast menu from 7am to 11am, while the menu also includes localised burgers and fried chicken. Grand opening promotions run through 31… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/moms-touch-opens-chinatown-singapore-aug-2026/

🏷 F1 Bahrain Gulf Grand Prix Malaysia 2026 tickets are now on sale, here’s what fans can expect ✏ By Iman Sofia F1 returns to Sepang International Circuit from 2 to 4 October 2026, with 3-day tickets covering grandstands and hillstands at different price points. International tickets range from US$218.90 to US$566.05, while valid MyKad holders get local rates from RM200, with G Hillstand exclusively for Malaysians. It is useful for fans choosing between premium views,… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/f1-bahrain-ticket-prices-sepang-malaysia-aug-2026/

🏷 Lee Kee 李記香蕉炸: Fried snacks that are absolutely irresistible ✏ By Staff Writer Lee Kee 李記香蕉炸 at Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre is known for Chinese-style banana fritters with a thin, crisp batter, alongside cempedak, green bean cake, sweet potato snacks and you tiao. The review highlights the banana fritters as the standout despite higher prices, and suggests visiting between 2pm and 4pm to avoid long queues, making… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/lee-kee-singapore/

🏷 Restoran Chang Ke Fang: Old-school PJ kopitiam serving curry laksa, homemade kaya toast & CKT since 1961 ✏ By Iman Sofia Restoran Chang Ke Fang is a neighbourhood kopitiam in Petaling Jaya that has served familiar breakfast and lunch staples since 1961. It suits locals and nearby office workers looking for straightforward dishes such as char kuey teow, curry laksa and kaya toast, with driving recommended as there is no direct public transport access. It… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/restoran-chang-ke-fang-malaysia/

🏷 10 best soft-serve yoghurt shops in Singapore for a creamy treat ✏ By Yi Xuan Singapore’s soft serve yoghurt shops offer options ranging from self-serve, pay-by-weight cups to Greek yoghurt, seasonal flavours and elaborate fruit-and-topping combinations. The selection suits diners looking for a refreshing treat, with prices generally starting from S$3 and topping choices varying by shop; locations span Orchard, Ang Mo Kio, Raffles Quay and other parts of Singapore. 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/best-soft-serve-yoghurt-shops-guide-singapore/

🏷 The Pasta & Tortizza: Hougang Western stall offering chicken satay tortilla pizza, rose pasta & XL fish & chips ✏ By Aaron Tan The Pasta & Tortizza at 631 Hougang Ave 8 serves generous portions of Western food, including tortilla-based “tortizzas”, fish and chips, and pasta. Prices range from S$8.20 to S$10 for the dishes covered, making it suited to Western food fans, younger diners and families seeking hearty kopitiam fare in Hougang. 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/the-pasta-and-tortizza-singapore/

🏷 L.E. Cafe Confectionery & Pastry: Nostalgic old-school bakery’s original Beancurd Tarts are a must-try ✏ By Nathania Chew L.E. Cafe Confectionery & Pastry near Little India is highlighted for its signature beancurd tarts, with a comparison of the original, assorted and Mao Shan Wang durian versions, alongside rum balls. Useful for dessert lovers seeking nostalgic local bakes, it includes prices, flavour notes and texture comparisons, concluding that the original tart remains the… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/le-cafe-confectionery-pastry-singapore/

🏷 21-year-old Tom’s Palette Gelateria closes in Oct 2026 ✏ By Yi Xuan Tom’s Palette, the homegrown gelato brand known for house-made classic and unconventional flavours, will close its 2 Singapore outlets in mid to late Oct 2026. Fans can pre-order or buy limited-stock encore flavours released every Tue at 6pm, spanning Chocolate, Local, Durian and a final Halloween collection; the schedule is useful for planning 1… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/toms-palette-closing-singapore-aug-2026/

🏷 No. 25 Minced Meat Noodle, Bukit Merah: S$9.80 bak chor mee with tonkotsu-inspired broth ✏ By Gillian Lim No. 25 Minced Meat Noodle at Bukit Merah Central serves bak chor mee with an eight-hour, Japanese-inspired pork broth that is rich rather than a true tonkotsu equivalent, alongside generously portioned noodles from S$6.80. The review is most useful for diners considering the less accessible hawker stall, concluding the Signature Minced Meat Noodle is… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/no-25-minced-meat-noodle-singapore/

🏷 Joo Chiat Banh Mi Ca Phe: Muslim-friendly, authentic banh mi, and Vietnamese drip coffee from S$6.50 ✏ By Staff Writer Joo Chiat Banh Mi Ca Phe in Joo Chiat serves Muslim-friendly Vietnamese bánh mì and drip coffee, with the review focusing on its bestselling sandwiches, fresh ingredients and traditional brewing style. Useful for those seeking a casual Vietnamese meal in Singapore, it highlights prices from S$4.50–S$8.50 and suggests the Lemongrass Grilled Beef Patty as… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/joo-chiat-caphe-joo-chiat-singapore/

🏷 Oriental Kopi to open 1st Indonesia outlet in 2026, bringing Malaysian kopitiam classics to Jakarta ✏ By Iman Sofia Jakarta will welcome Oriental Kopi’s first Indonesia outlet at Central Park Mall in West Jakarta by the end of 2026, marking the Malaysian chain’s second overseas market after Singapore. The outlet is expected to serve Nanyang-style favourites including nasi lemak, char kuey teow, curry laksa and egg tarts, with expansion across Jabodetabek planned through… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/oriental-kopi-first-outlet-jakarta-indonesia-aug-2026/

🏷 23-day wine festival at Marina Bay Sands ✏ By Yi Xuan Marina Bay Sands’ Beyond the Cellar wine festival runs from 15 Aug to 6 Sep 2026, spanning 8 restaurants with curated wines, masterclasses and wine dinners. Wine lovers can collect stamps across participating restaurants, with each S$20 to S$25 glass earning 1 stamp and 6 stamps from different venues redeemable for a 375ml bottle… 🔗 Read more: https://sethlui.com/beyond-the-cellar-wine-festival-marina-bay-sands-singapore-aug-2026/