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The Maxwell stall where you fried your own dough fritters for coins has closed; the auntie behind the wok has retired. The oyster cakes next door are where to pay your respects.
LTA and Malaysia's transport ministry said on 2 October that the five-minute RTS Link from Woodlands North to Bukit Chagar is now targeted for February 2027, subject to safety certification. No opening day or fare yet.
The gelato shop that gave Singapore's dessert scene a sense of humour named Friday 16 October as the last day at Bugis and Kovan, after 21 years. The business has been reported as up for sale.
The first Japanese act to headline the National Stadium, on 20 February 2027, and the tour's only Southeast Asian stop. If you're still buying, read the seating map, not the category number.
A Raffles restaurant only months old went straight in at two stars in the 2026 guide. Book it for the comeback and the room; for a sure thing, the three-stars that held are safer.
Seventeen years of halal Swedish meatballs on the edge of Kampong Glam ended on 14 August. The owners' bakery, Konditori, is five minutes away and still baking.
Warhol and Lichtenstein beside Ming Wong and FX Harsono, in what the Gallery bills as the region's largest Pop Art show. From 11 December; a ready answer for a wet school-holiday afternoon.
Keppel, Cantonment and Prince Edward Road closed the loop on 12 July, so the south of town is no longer a taxi-only trip. The weekend quirk is worth learning before a Kallang concert.
The Harilela family's design-led brand, with only London and Hong Kong before this, takes over the old Holiday Inn on Orchard in spring 2027. Wait for the restaurant names before you decide.
Bedok South, Sungei Bedok and Xilin open for passengers on Saturday 26 December 2026, LTA confirmed on 4 November. Sungei Bedok joins the Thomson–East Coast and Downtown lines; Havelock to Changi Business Park drops to about 45 minutes.
A treetop skywalk, a beachfront Sensorium, islet-hopping and a replacement for the monorail, none of it before the 2030s. The free exhibition is the part you can actually do.
NoMad's Asia-Pacific debut lands on Orchard Road in late 2026, and the reason to care is the bars, not the beds: a chophouse, a cabaret-style cocktail bar and soft-serve that turns into cocktails.
