Priyanka C. Agarwal

Cooking With Aussie Beef & Lamb

From the rich, pristine landscapes of Australia to your tables. Singapore’s leading chefs and food personalities transform choice cuts of Aussie Beef and Lamb into delicious meals, bursting with flavour.

Try Swedish's Christmas Campaign! 🎄🇸🇪

Provided concept development, scriptwriting, storyboarding, and production management for Business Sweden’s Christmas social media video campaign.

E-Magazine - Saladplate

Explore our e-MagazineOur immersive e-magazine is curated to bring you the latest trends, innovative ideas, and compelling stories from the hospitality, food and beverage industry. Explore our e-MagazineOur immersive e-magazine is curated to bring you the latest trends, innovative ideas, and compelling stories from the hospitality, food and beverage industry.

Why tai chi enthusiast hopes to build community of exercise buddies for elderly

First-time entrepreneurs Coco and Zan Wong turn to cloud services platform GoDaddy to launch 50+ Exercise Buddy's website to help ageing population exercise regularly and eat well

Taste of Tradition: Luxe Beef Rawon for Hari Raya by Halalfoodhunt

Jumaiyah from Halalfoodhunt shares how her family’s Hari Raya celebratory dish of Beef Rawon gets a luxe upgrade with premium Australian beef. We conceptualised this promotional video and worked on the script, storyboard as well as transcribing a family recipe that has been passed down generations. Check out the full recipe here: https://bit.ly/BeefRawon

Brazilian jiu-jitsu and photography passions turned into 'dream' businesses

Alex Lin says cloud services platform GoDaddy helped boost brand of his Hong Kong gym, SHBJJ, while photographer KC Chan uses its tools to manage and update his website

How WonderBrew's Halal-Certified Kombucha is Brewing Success in Malaysia's Health Beverage Market...

In conversation with Joseph Poh, co-founder of WonderBrew, who drew inspiration from his gut-healing journey to start the brand.

The best experiences in Singapore's Fort Canning neighbourhood - SilverKris

From serene park strolls and boutique to local and international flavours, Fort Canning is a Singapore melting pot in the heart of the city.

Beverage Solutions Company, DaVinci Gourmet Is Focused On Building a Coffee Community Through...

Efforts such as the inaugural Barista Craft Championship resulted in advocates for their artisanal syrups as well as awareness amongst the cafe community

Covid-19 inspires small retailers to turn passion projects into online businesses

Pandemic has sparked global surge in demand for e-commerce, but it need not be costly for firms to set up digital presence to serve growing market, says GoDaddy's Tina Shieh

How to have fun responsibly and sustainably at Sentosa

Be well-informed Learn more about the many natural habitats and heritage sites on Sentosa by visiting our website . Besides the many fun and exciting attractions on the island, you can also indulge and relax in Sentosa's natural surroundings to make your trip a unique one!

Unparalleled Opulence in Rajasthan's Palace Hotels

Journey to Rajasthan in Northern India, where you can live like a royal in a palace-turned luxury hotel.

Educational activities for kids of all ages on Sentosa Island

Island Guide By now, you all know that Fort Siloso is Singapore's only well-preserved coastal fort with an on-side military museum with tons of WWII memorabilia. Delve deeper into the nation's history with a 1.5 hour guided experience which includes historical anecdotes, a tour of the fort, surrender chamber, tunnels and get up close with ancient coastal guns, the remains of fortified military structures and watch an interactive video documentary.

Tiong Bahru Market: The 10 Best Stalls For Consistently Good Hawker Food

There are so many reasons to love the quaint Tiong Bahru neighbourhood, and the sheer variety of delicious hawker eats at the second-floor food centre are definitely the main draw. With nearly 80 stalls to choose from, you are spoilt for choice.

The Cocktail Scene : Shaken & Stirred

Move over whisky, gin and rum. Singapore's bartenders are swirling lesser known, regional spirits such as Italian Amari, Japanese liqueurs and Mexican mezcal into potent libations

Kitchen Language: What is a tandoor?

In the bustling kitchens of most North Indian restaurants, amidst steel hobs and copper pots, a cylindrical, drum-like oven occupies pride of place.

Live Like A Royal in Rajasthan

Experience unparalleled grandeur and Rajasthani hospitality in royal residences restored to become palace hotels

Designer City

The swish set in Singapore are wearing homegrown labels with pride. Here are the hottest designers in town right now.

Sartorial Advocates | Singapore Gentlemen Running Bespoke Businesses

We interview three bespoke artists in Singapore who run made-to-order tailoring, outfitting and sartorial businesses, and discuss their passion for their craft.

Power Up With Superfoods

Kale and quinoa are so 'been there, done that'. take a look at these lesser known superfoods you should be adding to your diet

Fresh Meat

A review of two new buffet restaurants in Singapore that serve meat-centric menus

Recipe : Panettone

Chef Christophe Grilo of Bakery Artisan Original shares a recipe and tips on the ultimate Milanese Panettone

The Brief : New Restaurant Openings

Buzzy new dining outlets in the city

48 Hours in Little India

An insider's guide on what to see, do, eat and drink in Singapore's vibrant little India neighbourhood

Make Your Mark

For the discerning jet-setter, investing in bespoke, branded luggage is the ultimate travel luxury.

Product Review : Java Jivving

We test drive the ultimate bean-to-cup investment, The Jura Z6 Platinum

Restaurant Review: Le Binchotan

Restaurant Review : VLV

Eating Sustainably in Singapore

You are what you eat. Never before has this adage held truer for Singapore's diners and home cooks.

49 Reasons to Love Sentosa

Our sunny island turns 49 this September, and there is no better occasion than a birthday to recount all of the reasons you love The State of Fun!

Here's how you can make kacang puteh at home

Photo: Pexels In the past, buying kacang puteh in cones made of newspaper every time one went to the movies was a given. Back in the day (as your parents and grandparents will remember), it was also a common sight on the streets as pushcart vendors peddled a variety of roasted, steamed and fried nuts, beans, crisps and more.

How tea is sipped around the world - SilverKris

A morning cuppa, or mid-day pick-me-up. The humble cup of tea has many avatars. Depending on the part of the world you are in, a cup of tea could be hot or iced, with or without milk, steeped with spices, or simply straight up.

Be eco-friendlier this Christmas: 10 ways to host a sustainable holiday party

Do your part for the environment this year-end celebration and spread the eco-friendly message to your guests too

10 ways to relive the good old days on Sentosa Island

Island Guide While the attractions, hotels and restaurants are in varying stages of newness, Sentosa's natural surroundings have been around since forever. Chances are, you have been hiking Sentosa's nature trails for years, but in recent times they are more clearly marked on how to get in and around.

Eat Your Way Through India's Harvest Festivals

The Indian subcontinent is home to a host of harvest festivals which not just place primacy on the bounty of the earth, but also showcases special dishes made from the season's freshest ingredients.

Host your intimate wedding on Sentosa

Nothing like saying 'i do with the sand between your toes and sea breeze whipping your hair. Tanjong Beach Club organises it all - an intimate solemnisation right on the beach, to dinner tables on the sand and under the stars for a candlelit meal of coastal cuisine with wine pairing.

Discover the best of Singapore through guided tours

One of Singapore's largest and most impressive museums, the Asian Civilisations Museum has seven galleries showcasing more than 2,000 artefacts from the civilisations of China, South-East Asia, South Asia and West Asia.

The State of Fun for Everyone: There is a Sentosa Island getaway for all personality types

For those who seek some calm, a bit of inner peace and a solo sojourn to reconnect with themselves. You have come to the right place. Sentosa is where you can bathe in nature's serenity if you hike the Mount Imbiah Nature Trail (a protected area of 2.3km of heritage trees, lush surrounds and endangered species).

The best cooking classes in Singapore

At its second-floor schoolhouse unit, Coriander Leaf is a buzzy 41-seater with a private room for 12, where diners feast under the watchful eye of a mural tiger. It also doubles as a show kitchen for cooking classes - where you can learn specific dishes as well as the insights and techniques necessary to become a sort of insider in the cuisines of Asia.

11 Best Hawker Stalls To Try At Hong Lim Market And Food Centre

Hong Lim Market & Food Centre is a stone's throw away from Chinatown Complex and People's Park Centre and is surrounded by dining options of varying tastes and budgets. But the queues at Hong Lim's popular hawker stalls remain undeterred, and with more people returning to the office soon, we can only assume these queues are going to get longer.

Healthy restaurants on the island to help you eat out, but still stick to #dietgoals

Healthier eats that are nutritious, wholesome and delicious

Top superfoods to keep illnesses at bay

In our fast-paced lives filled with stress, junk food, lack of sleep and exercise, a little health boost goes a long way. The easiest way to keep yourself in good health is to incorporate these 10 delicious superfoods into your diet. Besides being easy to find,...

Gluten-Free Cantonese Cuisine at Regent Singapore's Summer Palace

Until recently, I was of the opinion that a gluten-free meal at a Chinese restaurant was impossible. Thankfully, The Regent Singapore's elegant Cantonese eatery Summer Palace proved me wrong. Commanding a whole page of their a la carte menu, the gluten free selections at Summer Palace come after a lot of research by Executive Chinese Chef Liu Ching Hai.

Around the world in 12 plates: Sentosa's international restaurants

Savour a myriad of cuisines from all around the world at Sentosa's restaurants

The most decadent desserts on Sentosa Island you need to try

Sweet treats that single-handedly make the trip into the island worthwhile

Where to go for cocktails with an Asian twist in Singapore

Photo: Nouri Usually, when it comes to adding a local touch to the city's drinking scene, it is usually by way of herbs, garnishes and infusions of local and Asian ingredients. We have seen cocktails flavoured with pandan, calamansi and even chilli crab sauce.

Where to get your caffeine fix on Sentosa Island

Among the variety of drink options available at this uber-popular beach club, a solid cup of coffee is among the more popular orders during the morning and brunch hours. Whether you are a part of the early-morning sports group at Tanjong Beach, or out for a beach run with your four-legged friend , make Tanjong Beach Club a compulsory pit stop for your morning cuppa along with brunch.

Where to go for the best putu piring in Singapore

Photo: 123rf Both kueh tutu and putu piring are steamed rice flour cakes. Putu piring is the Malay version where disc shaped steamed rice flour cakes have a filling of gula melaka, and are served with pandan leaves and shredded coconut. Kueh tutu, on the other hand, sports a floral shape from the mould it's pressed in.

20 Best Indian Restaurants In Singapore

Fuel up on the island's best curries, biryanis, chicken tikkas, thosai, idli and more. Are you salivating yet?

Chinese New Year dishes to eat while on a keto or low-carb diet - SilverKris

The CNY feasting season can wreak havoc for even the most committed of dieters. If you have been good all year, counted carbs and restricted your sugar intake, don't let reunion dinners with yu sheng (raw fish salad) and festive snacking ruin it for you.

8 fine dining restaurants for excellent Cantonese fare in Singapore - SilverKris

If you are in the mood for the finest Cantonese fare such as expertly crafted dim sum, nourishing double-boiled soups and roast meats with well-guarded recipes and meticulous methods of preparation, these Cantonese restaurants might whet your appetite. They are luxurious in both decor and ambience and the food they put on the table.

11 fancy set lunch menus to try in Singapore - SilverKris

Located on the 25th floor of Andaz Singapore, Auntie's Wok and Steam reopened on 4 January after a hiatus due to the circuit breaker, but its philosophy remain the same: to serve comforting, delicious tze char favourites accompanied by a spectacular view.

Singapore High Tea: Treat guests to National Kitchen by Violet Oon

Singapore's culinary doyenne, Violet Oon, gets it right every time - and the newly introduced Singapore High Tea at her National Gallery restaurant, is sure to wow out-of-town guests.

Time For Tea: Where to go for afternoon tea on Sentosa

Food Guide Capella Singapore's all-day restaurant has an indulgent afternoon tea with some of the most expertly-crafted delicacies available on the island. The set includes the delectable blueberry thyme and buttermilk scones - a signature of Chef de Partie Yaya's, which can be topped with Devonshire clotted cream and organic house-made jams. Other delights include the Foie Gras Terrine and Cured Norwegian Salmon sandwich.

Buffet in Singapore: Beach Road Kitchen at the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach

The all-day dining restaurant is aptly named Beach Road Kitchen, so naturally, we expected a cool, bistro-style eatery and it did not disappoint.

11 Heritage Restaurants That'll Have You Stepping Back In Time

In the ever-evolving F&B landscape of Singapore, restaurants and food trends come and go at the speed of lightning. While it is exciting that there are always new spots on our 'must try' list, there are certain restaurants that have weathered time, trends and diners' changing tastes.

12 Spanish restaurants and bars to check out in Singapore

Thanks to a steady increase in Spanish eateries and bars, we now know our tapas from our pintxos, and that soccarat (the crunchy rice at the bottom of a paella pan) is the hallmark of paella done well.

10 gorgeous restaurants in Singapore for a leisurely afternoon high tea

English tea sets with a breath-taking waterfront view? Check. Indulgent all-you-can-eat spreads set against a lush backdrop? Check. Local-inspired bites and pastries? Check.

The best sliced fish soups in Singapore worth travelling and waiting for

Who doesn't love a hearty bowl of umami fish soup? It's comforting for the tummy and soul (especially on a cool day), and is undoubtedly one of our favourite hawker dishes in Singapore. Generally, there are two kinds of sliced fish soup available in Singapore.

11 best weekend brunch spots in Singapore for a healthy breakfast

Singaporeans love their weekend brunches and are even willing to queue for them. But sometimes, instead of digging into indulgent, carb-heavy and greasy breakfast plates that will send you right back to bed, it pays to start your weekend right with a light and nutritious meal that does not compromise on taste.

12 best healthy places to #eatclean after a stressful day

Photo: 123rf We know that high achieving women like yourself may want to have a healthy diet, yet struggle to find any hearty and wholesome meals amid the hectic work schedule. Thus, we compiled a list of quality and affordable places you can visit to kickstart the habit of #eatingclean and #selfcare.

Best restaurants for nourishing Asian soups if you're feeling under the weather

Photo: The Soup Spoon Even in hot and sweltering Singapore, we have those rainy and grey days when all you want is a comforting bowl of soup for lunch or dinner. Asian-style soups are the best - double boiled, slow-cooked, packed with soul and tummy nourishing ingredients and big on flavour.

13 mouth-watering matcha desserts and drinks for green tea lovers

From crepe cakes to ice cream to hot lattes, you're going to love these 13 places to satisfy your matcha cravings

12 best places to get your omakase fix in Singapore

An omakase meal is an essential Japanese culinary experience. Omakase literally means "I trust you" or "I leave it to you", not something the Japanese take lightly. The diner is giving himself over to the chefs, who will turn out a dizzying showcase of courses that are typically reflective of the season's best produce and the kitchen's signature cooking style.

AIA Brown Rice Guide

A detailed guide to diabetic-friendly meals in Singapore.

Sentosa Island in Singapore is the ideal destination for your next MICE event

SENTOSA, a tropical island that is conveniently located minutes away from Singapore's city centre, is an ideal choice for meetings, conventions, exhibitions and events of all sizes.

Early Child Hood Landscape

How do pre-schools use digital technology to create a culture of care, kindness, self-acceptance and

Asian Curries

Eighteenth-century British colonials may have invented the word "curry", but people in Asian countries have been cooking and eating curries for eons. Recipes have evolved over time and geography, but at the heart of each curry dish is a spice paste known as rempah in Malaysia and Indonesia, and masala in the Indian subcontinent.

The perfect food and mood pairings to the Sentosa x Brewerkz Islander Brews

Did you know, Tanjung Rimau is the natural, rocky coastline on the untouched side of Sentosa Island (behind the Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa). Its namesake 330ml can of ABV 4.8% is a refreshing wheat beer with hints of nutmeg and coriander and a citrusy yuzu aroma.

My Teacher, My School

We speak to two early childhood educators on how they enhance a child's language and comprehension skills with positive communication

The SG Future Report

Singaporeans of all ages and walks of life were given a platform to discuss their hopes and dreams for the next chapter of our nation's story. The spirit of collaboration made simple ideas bigger and better.

Get your cafe fix at Taipei's ultra-hip Fujin Street - SilverKris

Head to Fujin Street to shop for eclectic homeware at Funfuntown and trendy Japanese apparel at BEAMS; browse boutiques selling Zakka (anything and everything that improves one's home, life and appearance) and designer goods for children; and chill out at zen cafes.

Guide to cafe-hopping in Fremantle, Perth - SilverKris

Only a 30-minute drive from Perth airport, the port town of Fremantle (a.k.a Freo) offers visitors a dose of history, sea breeze, seafood and salt air. What's more, the small town boasts several hip cafes, a few champion baristas and a brilliant weekends-only farmers market.

Guide to cafe-hopping in Fremantle, Perth - SilverKris

Only a 30-minute drive from Perth airport, the port town of Fremantle (a.k.a Freo) offers visitors a dose of history, sea breeze, seafood and salt air. What's more, the small town boasts several hip cafes, a few champion baristas and a brilliant weekends-only farmers market.

A local's guide to eating in Kolkata, India - SilverKris

Crowded and chaotic Kolkata (also known as Calcutta) is India's third most-populated metropolitan city, East India's commercial capital and a major riverine port. Much like the city, the food is old world, traditional and a mash-up of local Bengali cuisine and those that still bear a colonial British hangover.