If you love Chinese desserts, Yat Ka Yan, which translates to “one family” in Cantonese, should already be on your radar.

These places in Singapore look straight out of overseas holidays or fictional movie sets, and the best part? No flights ...

Douhua (Chinese: 豆花; pinyin: dòuhuā) is the short form of doufuhua (Chinese: 豆腐花), a popular traditional dessert that originates from China during the Western Han Dynasty. Simple and comforting, it is ...

Traditional ice cream carts and their elderly vendors are a familiar sight in Singapore. The $1.10 treats are often sandwiched between rainbow-colored bread and are especially popular among tourists.

Despite living in traditional homes, many residents lead modern lives and work in the city center. Though Singapore is pricey, rent in the village is less than 13 Singapore dollars, or $10, a month.