Best Of Singapore

F1 season is revving back into town, and you know what that means: the city is turning into one giant pit stop of parties, pop-ups, and menus so flashy they could (maybe) outshine the cars.

Sometimes, the best kind of holiday comes with one simple rule: no kids, no chaos.

We’re talking waterslides, sprawling buffets, and enough thoughtful touches to make travelling with kids feel (almost) effortless.

Robertson Quay might be the most laid-back stretch of the Singapore River, but when it comes to dining, it punches well above its weight.

The land of wine and cheese has had a big impact on global gastronomy.

We’ve rounded up the best restaurants and bars in Clarke Quay to help you navigate the neighbourhood, whether you’re looking for dinner, drinks or both.

If your weekends are starting to feel a little predictable, consider this your sign to cancel the early morning plans and lean all the way into a proper bottomless brunch.

From charcoal-grilled hotpot hybrids to all-you-can-eat buffets with soft serve to end, there’s a hotpot for every mood, budget and spice tolerance.

Whether you’re in it for scones with proper clotted cream, a champagne upgrade (no judgement), or a themed set that’s almost too pretty to eat, this city does high tea very, very well.

From iconic rooftops to under-the-radar gems, these are the spots worth heading upstairs for.

This riverside stretch has seriously levelled up, trading in tourist traps for a lineup of restaurants and bars that actually deserve a spot on your hit list.

Sentosa’s got serious main character energy, whether you’re a tourist ticking off the island life or a local just looking to escape your HDB without a passport.

Hunting down the best hotels in Singapore for 2026? From luxe stays with rooftop pools to budget-friendly gems in buzzy 'hoods, here’s where to stay in Singapore no matter your vibe or budget.

Whether you're chasing wok hei perfection in a zi char joint, craving a banquet fit for your in-laws, or sipping fine tea in a gilded dining room, here are some of the best Chinese restaurants in Singapore we've tried.

Wedged between the CBD and Chinatown, this pocket of the city has quietly become one of the country’s most stacked dining neighbourhoods.

Whether you fancy a good old chicken tikka or want to try something a little different, here is our roundup of the best Indian restaurants in Singapore.

Singapore’s dining scene is one of the most exciting in Asia, and in 2026 it shows no signs of slowing down

From date-night destinations to laid-back neighbourhood gems, these Italian restaurants prove that you don’t need a long-haul flight to eat very, very well.

From slick rooftop lounges pouring boundary-pushing concoctions to hidden speakeasies obsessing over ice clarity and house-made everything, Singapore’s bar scene is as diverse as it is dialled-in.

Whether you’re a baked lotus purist, a snow skin diehard, or just here for the fancy boxes and bags (no judgment), we’ve rounded up the most swoon-worthy mooncakes in Singapore this season.

If your idea of a holiday involves swapping back-to-back itineraries for slow mornings, sound baths and a suspiciously good massage every afternoon, Bali delivers in spades.

From boundary-pushing tasting menus to hawker-inspired fine dining, the Lion City’s Michelin-starred spots cover every kind of culinary mood.

Bali’s food scene has skyrocketed in recent years, attracting renowned chefs from both the island and around the globe.

One of Singapore's oldest neighbourhoods, Tiong Bahru has quietly evolved into one of the city's most effortlessly cool dining pockets.

From iconic attractions and hidden gems to free activities, family-friendly adventures, and the city's hottest new openings, consider this your go-to guide for making the most of the Little Red Dot.

Singapore's pizza scene is in its chewy, crusty, cheesy prime. These are the spots we’d recommend when the pizza craving hits.

From plush beds to pet-approved perks, these hotels know your furkid deserves a holiday too. We know, because we’re pet parents ourselves.

Whether you’re in town for a staycation, a shopping spree, or a weekend of eating your way across the district, Bugis makes a pretty convincing case for unpacking here.

Whether you’re here to get elbow-deep in black pepper crab or you want to keep things a little boujee with waterfront lobster and champagne, the options are as extra as you want them to be.

Whether you’re in the mood to wander through blockbuster exhibitions, hunt down emerging local artists, or roll up your sleeves at a hands-on art jam, the city has something to feed your inner creative.

Singapore is incredibly family-friendly, but not every attraction is equally enjoyable with a baby or toddler in tow.

While Marina Bay Sands might be the postcard dream, there are plenty of affordable stays across Orchard, Bugis, Chinatown and the CBD that won’t torch your budget.

Whether you're planning a romantic couples' retreat, a group getaway with your best mates, or a solo recharge surrounded by rice paddies and palm trees, there's an Airbnb for every kind of Bali adventure.

From hole-in-the-wall espresso bars to design-forward brunch spots that double as your next IG backdrop, this city is stacked with places that take both coffee and food very seriously.

From performance-driven sessions led by experienced coaches to laidback social runs that prioritise good vibes over finish times, Singapore’s run club scene has never looked stronger.

Once an ethnic enclave and now one of Singapore’s most characterful neighbourhoods, Kampong Glam continues to punch well above its weight when it comes to eating out.

From glossy CBD towers to lush sky gardens perched above the buzz, the city’s rooftop restaurant scene is where big views meet even bigger flavours.

Whether it's a milestone birthday, family celebration, proposal dinner or an important client lunch, Singapore's best private dining rooms offer an exclusive setting where the food, service and atmosphere can take centre stage.

Whether you're in the mood for a champagne-soaked day party in Canggu or a laidback lunch with your toes in the sand, Bali's beach clubs know exactly how to dial up the good times.

From wallet-friendly all-you-can-eat gems to seriously indulgent splurges, these are the buffet restaurants worth arriving hungry for.

Korean food in Singapore has come a long way from the early days of watermelon soju towers and BBQ-all-you-can-eat.

From slick rooftop dance floors to underground rooms where the music comes first and the lights come second, the Lion City's nightclub scene has something for every kind of night out.

Consider this your go-to list of Singapore’s hottest openings to book ASAP.

From minimalist wardrobe heroes and elevated everyday basics to bold occasion pieces and cult accessories, Singapore's homegrown fashion scene is packed with brands that deserve a spot in your closet.

Think sushi so fresh it practically swims to your plate, perfectly crisp tempura, and silky uni that melts like butter. 

Whether you’re arriving by scenic cable car, breezing across the boardwalk, or taking a quick monorail ride, the island instantly feels like a getaway.

When the group chat has been arguing about plans for three days straight and someone inevitably says “Anywhere also can lah,” it’s time to intervene.

Grab your comfiest shoes, clear some room in your wardrobe, and get ready to shop your way across the Lion City.

There are sandwiches, and then there are sandwiches worth planning your entire lunch break around.

Consider this your hit list for eating ridiculously well without blowing your wallet (because in Singapore, the best food is often found curbside, plastic stool included).

Whether you fancy a sizzling plate of fajitas, flavourful fish tacos or a burrito exploding with cheese, these are the best spots for a Mexican feast.

Global pop star Dua Lipa recently named Maxwell Food Centre as one of her favourite places to eat in the world as part of her Google Maps collaboration with Service95.

From polished dining rooms serving up world-class Wagyu to buzzy grills dishing out perfectly charred, dry-aged cuts, Singapore’s steak scene is stacked.

Designed to improve strength, flexibility, mobility, balance and muscle tone, Pilates has fast become the workout of choice for those wanting a long, lean physique.

Nothing spells relaxation quite like soaking in a steamy bath filled with soapy bubbles.

Whether you’re a casual wanderer, a full-blown museum person, or just there for the gift shop and cafe combo, these are the best museums in Singapore worth blocking out an afternoon for.

There’s something about a long stretch of coastline that makes everything taste better, and East Coast Park delivers exactly that kind of effortless dining magic.

Bring friends, bring napkins, and prepare to get messy in the best possible way.

Singapore’s best dive bars for cheap drinks, great vibes and zero pretence. Here’s where to drink casually and cheaply. 

Across Singapore, a growing number of cafes and restaurants are stepping up with family-friendly spaces that go beyond just high chairs and kid's menus. 

Phuket is the ultimate flop-and-drop destination, with some epic hotels offering serious bang for your buck. Ocean-facing villas, Michelin-starred restaurants, and sunrise yoga classes are just the beginning.

Often crowned the island’s unofficial national dish, Hainanese chicken rice has gone from everyday comfort food to an international icon.

From rare all-access spots to park-side favourites perfect for post-walk refuelling, here’s where to eat, drink, and loiter with your four-legged plus-one.

When McDonald’s, your local kopi joint and the usual prata run start to feel a little too predictable, it’s time to level up your late-night feed.

As the vibrant capital of Japan, Tokyo pulsates with an energy that is truly unparalleled.

Whether you’re chasing a peaceful sunrise paddle or keen to work up a sweat on open water, there’s a kayaking spot here with your name on it.

Whether you’re planning a lavish staycation with skyline views and champagne on standby, or flying in for a taste of the city’s five-star side, there’s no shortage of hotels ready to raise the bar.

Sentosa might be best known for beach clubs and staycays, but the island’s dining scene has quietly become one of Singapore’s biggest flexes.

Whether you're a local chasing the perfect staycay or planning a trip to Perth, we've rounded up the very best hotels in Perth. 

Traditionally eaten at breakfast but delicious any time of the day, here’s where to find the best nasi lemak in Singapore.

Mum does a lot (usually without asking for much in return) so consider this your official excuse to spoil her properly.

Singapore’s Thai food scene is a full-on flavour hit in every direction: fiery, fragrant, and not for the faint-hearted (unless you order mild, in which case… respect).

Whether you’re chasing a dramatic colour change, seamless extensions, the perfect blonde, or a bouncy blowout that actually lasts in this humidity.

Tucked along the Singapore River, this pocket of the city trades Orchard Road chaos for breezy waterfront vibes, with leafy promenades, buzzy wine bars, and some seriously good eats just steps from your room.

Come hungry, cancel your morning meetings, and consider this your excuse to make breakfast the main event.

Not surprisingly, Little India is the place to go for some of the best Indian food the little red dot has to offer, but there’s more to the cultural enclave than curries and naan.

With everything from jungle-topped paradise islands to high-octane cities and centuries-old sacred sites, Thailand’s beauty extends far beyond its beaches.

From onsite theme parks and mud baths on secluded islands, to state-of-the-art fitness studios and jungle pools, there's something for every type of escape in 2026.

At Urban List, we reckon the best hotels in Bangkok are all about sky-high luxury, Michelin-starred restaurants, and day spas that transport you to another realm of relaxation.  

Singapore might have a reputation for being boujee, but trust us, you don’t need a black card to have a good time here.

From candlelit fine dining to swoon-worthy views and menus made for sharing, these are the best restaurants in Singapore to book for your next date night.

Dim sum literally translates to "touch your heart," and these bite-sized umani pockets of delights do a fine job of that.

From cult-favourite neighbourhood scoop shops to sleek dessert bars serving up wildly creative flavours, this city is stacked with spots that turn a simple cone into a full-blown experience.

This is your passport to Spain, no long-haul flight required.

From channelling your inner Ariel to riding a wave, here are our favourite ways to make a splash in this vibrant, Asian city-state.

From ceremonial Cantonese feasts to generous hotel buffets, these Chinese New Year 2026 reunion dinners are worth racing to book.

Sumba, Indonesia’s so-called “forgotten island”, is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. 

 Deck the halls with sounds of Michael Bublé and the Queen of Christmas—Mariah Carey.

Singapore Grand Prix 2025 is beyond simply high-octane track action. For a month leading up to the event, the city is revving with exclusive F1 pop-ups, themed menus, and one-off experiences.

Scrambling to find a romantic spot to take your Valentine this year? We've got you covered.