Treat yourself and your furry friend to a happy weekend!
1. The Dog Grocer Expands Its Pawprint With A New Experience Store
The Dog Grocer has expanded west with a 1,200-square-foot playground-meets-store that treats shopping as enrichment.
The open plan, washed in sun and warm earth tones, invites dogs to roam and literally choose—bulk bins of freeze-dried tendons, tripe sticks and bull pizzles sit alongside the brand’s Signature Series (yes, Ondeh Ondeh Chicken and Bandung Pork exist for pups). The Bukit Timah-exclusive Tea-rrific Series debuts here: thick patties like Red Date Longan Quackers, featuring protein-rich duck, and Apple Astral Brew Pork Patties blended with astragalus, goji, and ginger for a savoury-wellness synergy.
Community walks and workshops are part of the calendar, so check their socials if you’re keen on a Sunday trot with other pawrents.
The Dog Grocer Experience Store at Bukit Timah is located at 33 Lorong Kilat, Singapore 598132.
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2. Brunch Goes Daily at Open Farm Community, Furry Friends Welcome!
Open Farm Community (OFC) turns brunch into a seven-day affair amid a thriving edible garden just minutes from town.
The menu celebrates freshness and flavour: start light with the Granola Yoghurt Bowl, go savoury with Avocado Toast or a Spanish Omelette, or dive straight into hearty plates like the Smoked Whole Sakura Chicken and Beef Tongue Yakitori. Whatever you choose, save space for the Buttermilk Pancakes — topped with banana brûlée and BBQ banana ice cream.
True to its farm-to-table philosophy, OFC keeps things honest, seasonal, and close to the source. And here’s a bonus: bring your furry friends along for outdoor dining and enjoy 15% off your meal. Perfect excuse for a lazy brunch under the leafy canopies.
Open Farm Community is located at 130E Minden Rd, Singapore 248819.
3. Cable Car Sky Dining x Chef Mathew Leong
Fresh off a top-six finish at the 2025 Bocuse d’Or and crowned the top Asian finalist, Chef Mathew Leong returns with a limited-time collaboration aboard Cable Car Sky Dining.
Start with a welcome tipple at The Mirabilis Bar @ Mount Faber Peak, then board a private cabin for two scenic rounds—about an hour—along the Mount Faber Line to enjoy a starter and main 100 metres above sea level, with dessert closing at Arbora Café @ Mount Faber Peak.
The bespoke menu leans Nordic-meets-Asian: Kombu-Cured Tuna Chutoro uplifted by Löjrom and horseradish-buttermilk-jalapeño brightness; an open-fire grilled Japanese Wagyu Sirloin kissed with yuzu-kosho beef jus; and an Oolong Tea Milk Ice Cream perfumed with citrus and lavender, given a playful tingle with Szechuan pepper crisp.
Priced at S$138++ per guest, with optional wine pairing from S$22++ per glass or S$112++ per bottle. Sunsets are prime; plan to arrive before golden hour.
For reservations, please click here.
4. Manchu-Han Imperial Feast at Man Fu Yuan
For two nights only, InterContinental Singapore’s Man Fu Yuan presents a rare Manchu-Han Banquet Cuisine showcase, tracing its lineage directly to the Qing imperial court. Executive Chinese Chef Aaron Tan—formally appointed disciple of Master Chef Qi Jinzhu—joins forces with his mentor to unveil more than 20 intricately prepared dishes, following the traditional sequence of this legendary feast, beginning with a Cantonese tea ceremony.
Expect highlights such as the Auspicious Cold Platter featuring Braised Duck Gizzard, Beef Shank and Wasabi Pork Tripe; The Phoenix Returns to the Nest, a delicate double-boiled bird’s nest with chicken mousse, Jinhua ham and white fungus; Kun Lun Abalone gently braised with nearly two metres of dried grouper skin; and the ingenious “Orchid Bear Paw,” a masterful recreation of the coveted texture through layered pig skin, minced pork and beef tendon. The experience crescendos with a Roasted Whole Lamb steeped in Mongolian aromatics and perilla.
A live Chinese orchestra, calligraphy artists and traditional dancers complete the immersive courtly atmosphere.
Priced at S$588++ per person, the dinner will run from 5:30 PM to 10:30 PM on 8 and 9 November 2025.
Man Fu Yuan is located at 80 Middle Road, Level 2, InterContinental Singapore, Singapore 188966.
5. Bangkok’s Stella Pops Up at Capella Singapore
Capella Singapore’s “Constellation of Cocktails” series returns—this time in collaboration with Capella Bangkok, crowned The World’s Best Hotel 2024 — for a two-night (7 and 8 November 2025) takeover helmed by Bars Manager Miriam Nini.
Stella’s “Journey into the New Siam” menu lands at The Pineapple Room from 5:30 pm to 11 pm, featuring cocktails priced at S$28++ each. Expect layered storytelling in every glass:
– Siam 5.0 marries Nikka From The Barrel with Rémy Martin VSOP, oak smoke, and fermented Thai honey.
– Bangkok Noir casts a moody, bittersweet spell with bourbon, orchid, vermouth, ratafia, and a whisper of mezcal.
– Prathet Thai keeps things light and floral—lychee and malai flowers dancing over pink grapefruit soda.
– Umami Martini turns savoury and silken with white miso butter and makrut lime, finished with vegan caviar.
If you miss the takeover, don’t worry—an exclusive Capella Sling (gin, mezcal, peach, pineapple, and pandan) will be available throughout November 2025.
For more information, please click here.
6. Yuè at Aloft Unveils Malaysian-Inspired À La Carte Buffet
Yuè at Aloft refreshes its à la carte buffet with Malaysian signatures and extends its all-day, every-day 1-for-1 promotion until 1 February 2026 (U.P. S$69.80++ / S$79.80++ per person; minimum of two to dine).
New highlights include a table-limited 800-gram Yuè’s Crab for four with your choice of Singapore-style Chilli Crab, Black Pepper, Steamed with Minced Garlic or the standout Signature Chye Poh with Pork Lard. Sarawak White Pepper Bak Kut Teh, Penang-style Fried Kway Teow and a robust Pork-Rib Curry anchor the spread.
Weekday warriors can drop in for lunch sets from $12.90++—each with rice and seasonal vegetables—and a $3.90++ top-up unlocks free-flow hot beverages and homemade beancurd. If you’re settling in, free-flow alcohol for two hours at $29.90++ (selected wines, beer, highball) sweetens the deal.
Yuè at Aloft is located at 16 Ah Hood Road, Aloft Singapore, West Wing, Singapore 329982.
7. Champagne Superstar Brunch at Firangi Superstar
Firangi Superstar unveils its Champagne Superstar Brunch, offering a lively and modern twist on Saturdays with a generous selection of contemporary Indian dishes paired with free-flow Champagne, cocktails, and wines. Guests are treated to inventive starters, beginning with the playful “Out of the Box” kit — a charming wooden box featuring bite-sized delights such as Caviar Puri and Truffle Puri, Sesame Muruku with salmon mousse, and Avocado Kulcha topped with egg jam and biryani-spiced bacon.
After eight curated starters, diners can choose from hearty mains including Prata Waffle with Madras fried chicken, Steak & Eggs with grass-fed striploin and masala scrambled eggs, or Fish & Chips featuring Amritsari cod and gunpowder fries, all served in Firangi Superstar’s cinematic interiors bathed in warm afternoon light. The experience concludes with a decadent dessert buffet, showcasing creations like Strawberry Shortcake, Cinnamon-Ginger Cookie with white chocolate and Kashmiri chili, Carrot Cake with cardamom frosting, Rum Chocolate Cake, and Bru Coffee Cannoli.
Brunch is available every Saturday from 12pm to 3pm at Firangi Superstar, 20 Craig Road, #01-03, Singapore 089692. Packages start at S$68++ per person for food only, S$138++ for food with 2.5-hour free-flow tea, soft drinks, house wines, and beers, and S$188++ for food with 2-hour free-flow Champagne, cocktails, and wines.
Reservations can be made here.
8. CQ @ Clarke Quay Presents AFTERLIGHT FESTIVAL
CQ @ Clarke Quay throws a two-night playground that merges nightlife with gamified discovery this weekend.
You’ll receive a personalised bracelet on arrival that unlocks the Afterlight Quest, where aura-matchmaking, side missions, and creator-made experiences weave through light installations and a buzzing Creators Alley. Completing tasks earns tokens for a digital “gacha” via GachaBot with prizes from techy darlings like DJI, Razer and MAC. Fuel up at the Afterlight Bar by Harry’s—think spiced fries and laksa popcorn chicken with signature cocktails.
Snag the exclusive S$88 dining voucher pack worth S$110 to use across participating Clarke Quay restaurants through 30 December 2025. Come early to map your missions; stay late for regional DJ sets that keep the riverfront pulsing.
For more information, please click here.
9. Maison Margiela Opens at Paragon
Maison Margiela is excited to unveil its new boutique at Paragon (#02 -43 & 44) Orchard. The store reflects the Maison’s ethos of anonymity and nonconformity, expressed through a sleek, minimalist design.
Spanning 2,200 square feet, the boutique showcases the full spectrum of men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, accessories, footwear, small leather goods, jewellery, and fragrances. The space combines travertine marble with black epoxy panels framing three fitting rooms, while shelves, display tables, and signature fluted panels embody the Maison’s dedication to craftsmanship and understated rebellion.
The boutique launches the Spring-Summer 2026 collection, a thoughtful exploration of modern concepts for everyday life. The collection revisits both new and archival ideas, featuring tailored silhouettes, elongated slips, and innovative plasticisation techniques.
Also featured is the Maison’s iconic Future sneaker. First introduced in Spring-Summer 2011, this seamless silhouette returns as a contemporary classic, now available at the Paragon boutique.
10. Skechers Warehouse Sale Returns this November
If your feet could send thank-you notes, they would. The Skechers Warehouse Sale is back from Thursday to Sunday at Skechers Singapore. Doors open at 11am daily, closing at 8pm on 6-8 November 2025 and 5:00 PM on 9 November 2025.
Expect up to 90% off on footwear, apparel, and accessories for men, women, and kids—ideal for snagging gift-ready sneakers and breezy athleisure pieces before the festive rush. Crowd tip: Popular sizes sell out first; arrive early and wear slip-ons to try on quickly. Parking in the area is competitive during peak hours, so consider using ride-hailing services.
The sale will take place at Skechers Singapore, 45 Ubi Rd 1, Singapore 408696.
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