The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is widely celebrated by the Chinese. In the olden days, it was a time to celebrate the harvest together. It’s a time when families gather for dinner while admiring the full moon. Whether you’re a festive person or not, it’s hard to resist joining in the fun of carrying lanterns, drinking osmanthus tea, and enjoying delicious mooncakes or pomelo with loved ones!Today, there are even more ways to celebrate this festival! In Taiwan, a new tradition has emerged for the Mid-Autumn Festival. In the coolness of the night, Taiwanese families gather for a BBQ under the full moon. You’ll often find that most BBQ restaurants in Taiwan are fully booked during this season! Also, you’ll find employees at other F&B chains set up electric BBQ hot plates outside their stores, taking turns to enjoy the food while serving customers at the same time!After filling their bellies, many people gather outdoors for a walk and to admire the moon in the cool autumn breeze. Streets are brightly lit with colorful lantern decorations. The elderly often sit on their porches with a can of beer in hand, discussing life’s joys and sorrows. Meanwhile, the younger ones run around with lanterns, while older children buy fireworks to light up the sky with vibrant colors. You’d see many holding sparklers, creating light patterns and taking aesthetic Instagram photos.So how did the Taiwan BBQ tradition come about? Surprisingly, the idea was invented by a Taiwanese barbecue sauce manufacturer in 1986. They promoted their sauce through a series of advertisements, encouraging people to barbecue on this day using their special sauce. The brand name, 万家香, which translates directly to "The Fragrance of Ten Thousand Families," introduced their iconic slogan, “一家烤肉，万家香.” This literally means “When one family barbecues, ten thousand neighbouring families will smell it,” emphasising how their BBQ sauce makes the meat so enticing that its aroma reaches thousands of families.Since then, the advertisement has had such an impact that many Taiwanese now gather to enjoy BBQ with the sauce every Mid-Autumn Festival. The trend became so significant that even the government opened riverside parks to encourage people to barbecue there before COVID-19 hit. Photo credit: Miss Foodie.TW on Shopee SGToday, you can still purchase this legendary BBQ sauce from Taiwan or on Shopee. If you’re planning a trip to Taiwan, don’t miss the chance to experience this unique cultural tradition firsthand. For those staying in Singapore, you can savour the Taiwanese flavours at local BBQ spots like BBQ Box or by booking a pit at East Coast Park. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!Earn 0.8% When You Shop on Shopee! More BBQ Sauce options available on FairPrice online!Our articles may contain affiliate links. If you buy through these links, we may earn a small commission. 

Everyone’s favourite pastime in Singapore is eating! Whether you’re a foodie or not, supper is always a “Yes!” when a friend asks you out! Singapore is home to many delicious foods and some of these gems are hidden! If you’re still stuck with eating the same kind of supper food – McDonald’s, prata or bak chor mee, it is time to expose yourself to more of these delicacies conveniently located around Singapore. Whether you’re looking for 24 hours food near you after clubbing or want to enjoy heart-to-heart conversations with friends while enjoying late night food, we’ve got you. 89.7 Supper ClubOpens 24/7Photo credit: 89.7 Supper Club websiteThis place is familiar to many Singaporeans, especially those living in the East. Conveniently located in Geylang East and Changi Village, 89.7 Supper Club is one of the most popular restaurants in Singapore, operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It serves a variety of local cuisines from different cultures! You can find everyone’s favorite roti prata and teh peng, as well as sambal stingray, chicken rice, sugar cane juice, and much more - even in the middle of the night! If a sudden craving strikes, this is the perfect place to satisfy it! With a wide range of items to choose from, you can order and share, or enjoy everything all by yourself!DLLM LOKLOKOpens Tue to Sun, 6pm to 3:15amPhoto credit: DLLM Lok Lok FacebookNo longer need to drive into JB, Malaysia to enjoy the well-loved supper food, loklok! Loklok is skewered food where you get to choose what you like and they will either deep fry it or boil it, topping it off with seasoning powder! A simple yet addictive midnight snack when you're out with your friends! With 2 locations islandwide, DLLM loklok serves the Westies with their outlet in Upper Jurong and another for the Easties at Kallang. So, if you're ever bored and feeling peckish at night, make your way down to either of these outlets and choose all your favourite food in bite sizes!Settlers Cafe By MosancoOpens daily 9am to 3amPhoto credit: Settlers Cafe website Nestled in the central part of Singapore, Settlers Café offers more than just great food! With both outdoor and indoor seating, you can enjoy brunch, ice cream, coffee, and more in a comfortable setting. Additionally, they provide three private rooms for booking, each equipped with a TV and Netflix for your enjoyment. If you’re up for a challenge with friends, check out their extensive selection of board games, ranging from simple two-player classics to complex group adventures. It’s the perfect place to gather with friends on the weekends!126 Dim Sum @ Boon KengOpens daily 11am to 4amThis shop caters to either early risers or late sleepers! At 126 Dim Sum located in Boon Keng, you can enjoy a variety of options to satisfy your cravings. Choose from indulgent Crab Bee Hoon to something light like Century Egg Porridge, or dim sum classics like Xiao Long Bao or Char Siu Bao. While you're there, you absolutely must try dipping their hearty dim sum into their iconic chilli paste that is served on every table. If you're a spicy lover, this sauce is a must-try. Flavorful and tangy, this chilli goes well with almost everything they serve. Inside their store, they have a full bar serving Korean beer or soju, as well as non-alcoholic drinks like ai-yu jelly and many more.NO.5 Bukit Timah Live Bull Frog Claypot PorridgeOpens daily 10am to 3amLocated on the west side of Singapore, the famous No. 5 Bukit Timah Live Bull Frog Claypot Porridge is a must-visit! Sinfully indulgent and flavourful, frog porridge is always a go-to option when you’re looking for something light yet savoury. Just a 5-minute walk from Beauty World MRT, you can head down before the last train to indulge in this hearty goodness! If you’re not a fan of frog legs or spicy food, they offer non-spicy options for all their dishes, as well as other delicious choices like chicken claypot! Along the stretch, you’ll also find the famous Al-Azhar Restaurant, which serves a variety of Indian cuisine and is open until 3am! In fact, you can grab both dinner and supper all in the same area! Burgerprek or Burger Geprek Opens Mon to Sat, 2pm to 3:30amPhoto credit: @burgerprek on InstagramSettled in the northern part of Singapore, Burgerprek (or Burger Geprek) is located in Woodlands South! Indulge in their iconic juicy burgers, available in beef or chicken, wrapped in egg. If that isn’t enough, be sure to try their popular Indomie Geprek or Indomie chicken chop! Furthermore, you can enjoy western delights like the classic ribeye steak or lamb chop. Don’t forget to grab extra sides, featuring everyone’s favorite otak otak, cheesy fries, and many more! This place is perfect for those who enjoy a good bite after a long, tiring day!Chong Pang Nasi LemakOpens daily 5pm to 6am Photo credit: Chong Pang Nasi Lemak FacebookLocated at the corner of a row of shophouses, Chong Pang Nasi Lemak is a familiar favorite for many Singaporeans! With various set meal options, you can choose from the classic Chicken Wing set, Sweet & Sour Fish set, or a Vegetarian set for our vegetarian friends. There are plenty of other set options available, and each set includes rice, ikan bilis (salty anchovies), an egg, sambal, and a choice of vegetables. No more going to bed hungry after dining at one of the most popular Nasi Lemak stores in Singapore! Not only do they cater to dinner and supper customers, but early risers can also indulge in a traditional Nasi Lemak breakfast, as they take their last orders only at 6 AM!Xin Lai Lai Seafood RestaurantOpens daily 5:30pm to 4amPhoto credit: Xin Lai Lai FacebookWhat is supper without Singaporeans’ favorite zi char? With a variety of food options for sharing, everyone can enjoy something they love without needing to compromise! At Xin Lai Lai Seafood, conveniently located in Geylang, you can indulge in delicious seafood zi char dishes like the iconic curry fish head, prawn paste fried chicken, hokkien mee, and more - all at reasonable prices! It’s best to go with a larger group so everyone can share a little bit of everything!Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice - Jalan BesarOpens daily 11am to 3:30amPhoto credit: Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice on OddleEven though this popular chain has many outlets islandwide, it’s the Jalan Besar outlet that caters to all the night owls! Bask in the traditional kopitiam environment while enjoying one of Singapore’s most popular supper dishes! Curry Rice features a big piece of chicken cutlet placed on top of a bowl of rice, drenched in a generous amount of curry. If you can handle the heat, feel free to request more curry; we guarantee that every bite will bring a burst of flavour to your palate. In addition to the classic chicken cutlet, you can also choose vegetables, braised pork, or eggs to accompany your curry. Overall, this dish is savoury and very satisfying for all foodies.AM:PM CAFÉOpens daily, Sun to Thu 11:45am to 10:30pm, Fri & Sat 11:45am to 12amPhoto credit: AMPM Cafe FacebookEveryone has heard of ice cream with waffles, but has anyone tried ice cream with egglet waffles? Enjoy the chewy batter topped with a tall swirl of ice cream at AM:PM Café, conveniently located in the heart of Singapore - Ang Mo Kio! Though they’re only open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, this place is a must-visit! In addition to their popular egglet waffles, you must indulge in their unique twist on chendol with the chendol parfait. Coffee lovers can also grab a cuppa to complement the sweetness of their treats!Wan Wan Thai CaféOpens daily 12:30pm to 3amPhoto credit: Wan Wan Thai cafe FacebookEnjoy Thai sweet treats that are open until 3am! Located near the NAFA campus in Bugis, this place offers a huge variety of desserts, from old-school Grandma’s Recipe Red Glutinous Rice with ice cream to unique twists like Hokkaido Splash, featuring ice cream drizzled with milk and honey on a huge toast! If you’re looking for a lighter dessert, try their bingsu, a popular Korean dessert made with shaved ice and fruits and a scoop of ice cream! Needless to say, this café has something for everyone, and you’ll be in for a sweet treat every time you visit!284 Kway ChapOpens daily 6pm to 2amImagine going on a month-long work trip overseas, finally landing in Singapore at midnight, feeling hungry and someone brings you to this gem. 284 Kway Chap, located in Bishan serves generous portions of braised meat alongside kway teow noodles that perfectly complement the meat. Not only is this food comforting, but it’s also a savoury meal that can satisfy any hungry soul! Head down to Bishan KPT Ka Fei Dian the next time you’re feeling hungry before bedtime!Singapore is truly a foodie city 24/7, and we’re blessed to have so many options to fill our tummies before bedtime! So, the next time you’re welcoming a foreign friend to Singapore, don’t forget to show them the vibrant food scene at night! It’s a great way for them to experience what living here is really like! Eat well Singaporeans! 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Over the years, sneakers have evolved from mere athletic wear into fashion icons. Massive collaborations with celebrities and popular brands like Nike, Adidas, and New Balance have transformed sneakers into canvases for self-expression, personal identity, and social trends. Today, when you enter the gym, you’re unlikely to see many people wearing basic track shoes; instead, fashionable options like Converse Chuck Taylors are more common. With the advancement in technology, fashionable shoes like these now provide more stability and grounding, especially when lifting weights.Furthermore, the sneaker industry has flourished over the years as many people have embraced the sneaker trading trend. Enthusiasts often queue for hours to obtain exclusive limited-edition shoes, only to resell them at higher prices or trade them with another seller. Some sneaker fans even bid on first-edition kicks or sneakers worn by celebrities. Brands like Adidas have expanded their offerings by creating “Adidas Originals,” which cater more to street fashion than to athletes. Today, it has become increasingly popular for many to own at least one pair of fashionable sneakers. In Singapore, there are several popular stores where you can find high-quality sneakers, including limited-edition ones! Here are a few notable stores to explore as you kickstart your street-fashion style!Sneakers Club Orchard277 Orchard Road, #B1-09 Orchard Gateway Singapore 238858Photo credit: @sneakersclubsg on InstagramConveniently located at Orchard Gateway, this store primarily sells basketball-related shoes. While these shoes are designed for support on the court, brands like Air Jordans - inspired by the legendary basketball player Michael Jordan, are also popular staples in streetwear fashion. At Sneakers Club, basketball fans can purchase their favorite NBA jerseys and have the opportunity to shop for retro Air Jordans, many of which are no longer available on the market and can be difficult to find. This store also carries other brands like Anta, Li-Ning, and exclusive Nike offerings such as Nike Kobe shoes.EXIT KICKS8 Grange Rd, #02-04A Orchard Cineleisure, Singapore 239695Photo credit: @exit_kicks on InstagramPride themselves on being a one-stop shop for streetwear, EXIT KICKS makes rare and authentic streetwear pieces accessible to many. Featuring international brands like Essentials, Fear of God, Versace, Palm Angels, and more, this store was created to allow sneaker and streetwear enthusiasts to connect, buy, and sell their items. While their website primarily showcases streetwear clothing, their store at Cineleisure offers a wider selection of authentic, limited-edition kicks for everyone. Just a gentle reminder that sizes are limited, as most of these shoes are sold by sneaker traders.SNKRDUNK Singapore333A Orchard Rd, #01-09B Mandarin Gallery, Singapore 238897Photo credit: @snkrdunk_singapore on InstagramSNKRDUNK Singapore is the ultimate hangout spot for sneaker enthusiasts. This hub allows sneaker traders to buy and sell their shoes while guaranteeing authenticity. It's also a go-to place for trend seekers looking to snag the latest drops, as they frequently release new sneaker designs! Because SNKRDUNK is popular among traders, you'll find many sellers offering sought-after shoes, such as the Panda Dunks. With a diverse range of sellers, you have the flexibility to choose the condition and size of your sneakers, ensuring you pay a fair price for what you want. Plus, if you download their app, you can participate in their weekly giveaways for a chance to win exclusive sneakers or limited-edition apparel!Limited EdtMultiple outlets around SingaporePhoto credit: Limited Edt Underground (Vivocity) on Google MapsWith multiple locations around Singapore, each Limited Edt store offers a unique experience for its shoppers. If you’re not a fan of sneaker trading but are looking to buy something new and unique for yourself, this is the place to go.The classic Limited Edt store is designed like a shoe lab, showcasing an extensive selection of brand-new kicks for anyone looking to elevate their style.They also have Limited Edt Underground, which we highly recommend. This store features a dark sci-fi theme that makes you feel like you’re being transported to space. The shoe shopping experience here is more streamlined, with fewer shelves but a more immersive atmosphere.Limited Edt Chamber exudes luxury with its sleek interior. If you’re in search of high-end streetwear brands like Rhude, Clarks Originals, and Charles Jeffrey Loverboy, this place is a must-visit.Next, there also have Limited Edt Le Ball Park and Hall of Fame. These two outlets are designed to inspire up-and-coming athletes who are passionate about basketball. They have created an environment where customers can test out their basketball shoes on a makeshift court inside the store! At Hall of Fame, you can shine like an athletic star with their red carpet and center stage. This place makes shopping for sneakers feel couture rather than just “getting new shoes for your next outing.”Lastly, we have Limited Edt LeWay, which exudes a more laid-back, street vibe. Suitable for teenagers, this location offers brands like Vans and Converse to cater to the budget and style of the younger crowd!LeftfootLeftfoot Mandarin Gallery, 333 Orchard Rd #02-18, Singapore 238867Leftfoot Kids Marina Square, 6 Raffles Blvd #03-110, Singapore 039594Photo credit: Leftfoot on FacebookLeftfoot is a go-to destination for sneaker fashion, carrying all the popular brands like New Balance, Converse, Vans, and more! With competitive prices and discounts on sought-after shoe designs, Leftfoot is a must-visit if you’re looking for a pair that’s already popular in the market. Furthermore, Leftfoot caters to the little ones too! With their Kids & Toddlers outlet, you can find the latest kicks in mini sizes. Now, the whole family can dress in street fashion together!Foot LockerMultiple outlets around SingaporePhoto credit: Foot Locker Singapore on FacebookSimilar to JD Sports, this place is the ultimate sneaker shopping heaven. You can find premium footwear brands at the best prices online, thanks to their ongoing promotions like Payday Sales! If you’re a bargain hunter who loves trendy sneakers, be sure to check out their sale section, which features popular brands like Converse and Crocs, with discounts of up to 70% off! At Footlocker, you’ll also discover exclusive apparel and shoes available only in their store.JD SportMultiple outlets around SingaporePhoto credit: JD Sports Singapore on FacebookJD Sports is a familiar brand to many! Like Foot Locker, it is another shopping haven for all things streetwear. Affordable and known for their ongoing promotions, JD Sports offers more than just sneakers! Featuring popular streetwear apparel and accessories from a variety of popular brands, you can easily put together a full outfit in one shopping trip! With their unique “last sizes only” shelf in every store, you can try your luck at finding a pair of shoes in your size at a very low cost!Earn Up to 3% Cashback Here!Singapore is indeed home to many branded sneakers if you know where to find them. Instead of queuing and bidding directly from the brands, these stores offer you the flexibility to choose and try on sneakers. Moreover, if you love to trade, these places provide reasonable offers and connect you with genuine sneaker enthusiasts willing to pay for limited-edition shoes. Either way, visit these stores and their online platforms to explore their selections and we’re sure you’ll find something you like!Our articles may contain affiliate links. If you buy through these links, we may earn a small commission. 

Your children are spoiled for choice when it comes to play! With so many indoor playgrounds in Singapore, everyone is kept cool without compromising on fun! Whether they are still a little tot or an older child, there's something for everyone! Moreover, some of these places even include a café or desks for you to work or rest while your child plays! Read on to find a fun indoor playground near you!NorthT-Play Khatib: Yishun indoor playgroundPrice:Off-Peak: $10.18 (HomeTeam NS) / $14.26 (Non-HomeTeamNS Member) / $20.37 (Non T-Play Member)Peak: $10.18 (HomeTeam NS) / $16.30 (Non-HomeTeamNS Member) / $25.46 (Non T-Play Member) *Free entry for children below 12 months. Photo credit: HomeTeamNS Magazine WebsiteNorthsiders, rejoice! Aside from the famous HomeTeamNS Adventure HQ, which features high elements for older children and adults, T-Play Khatib is catered to children below 12! Located in the same vicinity, T-Play embraces a unique Peranakan theme to introduce one of Singapore's rich cultures to the children. Featuring long slides, ball pits, a ninja course, trampoline, and more, this is a paradise for children to expend their energy and play to their heart's desire!Kiztopia Club @ PunggolPrice: 1-hour $22.802-hours $32.80*Ticket includes 1 child and 1 adult.Photo credit: Kiztopia Singapore WebsiteKiztopia has multiple outlets around Singapore! Even though their flagship outlet is located at Marina Square, the one at Punggol hits closer to home for all the Northlanders! Featuring 5,500 square feet of playing space, get ready for an adventure into the wild safari with their safari-themed decorations! Expect interactive games, sandpits, role-play rooms where they get to see their supermarket toys in life size! A total of 12 different play areas means you can be sure that your child will be kept engaged throughout! If you’re feeling hungry or tired, you may relax at their in-house café serving all-day brunch and sweet treats!SouthPororo Park SingaporePrice: 2-hours: $38.00 (Public) / $34.40 (Member Lite) / $5 (Member Elite)3-hours: $45.00 (Public) / $36.00 (Member Lite) / $5 (Member Elite)*Ticket includes 1 child and 1 adult.*Additional adult at $10Photo Credit: Pororo Park WebsiteInspired by the famous Korean cartoon, Pororo Park allows your child to go on an adventure with their famous little penguin, Pororo! Located conveniently at Marina Square, Pororo Park allows imaginative play for all your little ones with their play area while meeting the character himself! Featuring a ball pit, an indoor express train, a stage with kids shows and many more, this place is also safe with mild slides and a small climbing gym! They have also strategically designed this place with no blind spots, ensuring that you’ll always have an eye on your child! If you wish to unwind between plays, there is a cozy Loopy café inside where you can chill out and grab a bite!The PolliwogsPrice:Weekday Unlimited Play $28.90Weekend / School or Public Holiday 1-hour $28.90Weekend / School or Public Holiday 2-hours $34.90*Ticket includes 1 child and 1 adult.*Additional adult at $12Photo credit: The Polliwogs websiteLocated in the southern part of Singapore at VivoCity, The Polliwogs offers serious fun for your children with trampolines, air guns, obstacle courses, and more! There’s also an area for parents to relax and work, complete with free Wi-Fi and power sources. If you’re hungry, grab a bite at their café, which serves delicious pastries and coffee. Additionally, if your child’s birthday is approaching, consider hosting a party in their spacious event room! Starting at $599, you can sit back and relax as they take care of the invitations, food, and everything else!CentralSMIGY indoor playground United SquarePrice: 1-hour $23.00 2-hours $35.00 *Ticket includes 1 child and 1 adult.Photo Credit: SMIGY FacebookWith 3 outlets to choose from, decide between Paya Lebar Quarters, Tiong Bahru Plaza, and United Square Mall! Learn important daily living skills through fun play while also going crazy on the slides and ball pit! This place is more suitable for toddlers and is also home to birthday parties with staff-assisted customised games, themed parties, and more!Buds by Shangri-LaPrice:Non-Peak: $48.00 nett for 3-hours Peak: $68 nett for 3-hours* *Play time must be used within one single session. Unused hours may not be carried forward to the next session.Photo Credit: Shangri-La WebsiteSpanning 1,872 square meters, Buds by Shangri-La offers both indoor and outdoor immersive play areas for children under 12. With a specially curated, creative, and self-directed environment, kids can learn and bond with their parents simultaneously. Experienced staff are also on hand to supervise children aged 4 and up, allowing you to drop them off safely and return later to pick them up.Additionally, for just $48, ignite your child’s passion for cooking or baking at their "Bake For Fun" workshop, led by an in-house pastry chef. With a fully equipped bake room, your child will experience what it’s like to be a real baker for the day!SkyPark By KiztopiaPrice: $22.80 per child for 1h play time, $32.80 per child for 2h play time (single admission)*Price is only for children below 16.*Additional pax @ $15 each (16 years old and above)Photo credit: SkyPark WebsiteSkyPark by Kiztopia is perfect for kids who are full of adrenaline! Featuring a sporty concept, this dynamic playground includes high elements and rock climbing for all little adventurers up for a challenge. The main highlight is a multi-level structure that gamifies the obstacles, so be ready to cheer for your child as they engage in friendly competition with other participants. For younger tots, there are vertical gyms and ball pits designed just for them. This venue offers an all-around adventure for families of all ages, creating lasting memories through exciting obstacles.EastKaboodlePrice: 9 to 35 months $153 to 15 years $20Adult $10 (includes a drink)*Monday Special: $10 for all, not applicable on PH*Weekdays 3-hours playtime, weekend & PH 2-hours playtimePhoto credit: Kaboodle WebsiteBringing imaginative play alive, this small yet cozy place is hidden in the East side of Singapore at Katong Square! Kaboodle brings your children's daily blocks to life size and allows them to work with other toddlers to create something imaginative at their active play area! Young toddlers can keep their senses engaged with a sensory wall featuring a gear board, sensory tiles, and specially selected toys. Lastly, get down and wet at their wet play area! Ignite your child's manual skills through different kinds of messy play, such as having to break the ice and dig through water to retrieve frozen dinosaurs! No more dealing with mess at home when you can do it at Kaboodle!Better PlayPrice: 2-hours ticketMon to Thu $25.00Fri to Sun & PH $29.00*Ticket includes 1 child and 1 adult, 10% off on siblings**Extra adult at $10Photo credit: Better Play WebsiteBetter Play is located at Katong Point and this fun play area caters mainly to the early years of children, offering unique game plays and classes for children aged 6 months to 6 years. This Montessori-inspired space offers high-quality toys that engage children and foster creative and imaginative play. Created by parents for parents, the founders have crafted a safe and calming environment where families with little ones can unwind and relax. Additionally, this cozy spot is available for private events, making it a great venue for hosting small birthday parties for your little ones!Wan To Play Price: $29.00 per entry $15.00 for toddlers between 7 – 18 monthsPhoto credit: WAN TO PLAY FacebookWith multiple locations on the East side, Wan To Play offers themed playgrounds at various spots! At i12 Katong, you'll find a forest-themed playground perfect for little adventurers. If your child prefers something more scientific and out of this world, head to Kinex for their space-themed playground. For fans of fairy tales, the Sky Castle-themed outlet at Pasir Ris Mall is a must-visit!WestBouncetopia SAFRA Choa Chu KangPrice: 1-hour Child Only $17.802-hours Child Only $23.80Adult Ticket $12.00*5% off admission ticket for SAFRA membersPhoto credit: Kiztopia WebsiteAs Bouncetopia is an extension of Kiztopia, you can be assured that your child will have a great time here! With 6,400 square feet of bouncy castle play area, this place is a paradise (even for adults!). With a superhero theme, each play area is like an obstacle course for your child to conquer! Bounce off walls and slide into a ball frenzy with their tallest slide - each area is pure fun and will keep your blood pumping! We highly recommend that all children above the age of 5 come and expend all their energy here!Kidz Amaze SAFRA JurongPrice: Mon to Fri $16 (Guest) / $12.15 (SAFRA Member) / $10.10 (SAFRA Jr /Kidz Amaze membership)Sat, Sun & PH: $20.20 (Guest) / $14.15 (SAFRA Member) / $12.15 (SAFRA Jr /Kidz Amaze membership)Per accompanying adult $4.05Photo credit: Safra WebsiteKidz Amaze will truly amaze every child with its incredible three-story play system. Kids can get tangled up or swing around in the sky nets, dive into a vibrant ball pit, and slide down the 18.5-meter-high slide while dodging balls shot from foam ball launchers. Proudly holding the title of Asia's tallest Ballocity, Kidz Amaze offers endless fun with its numerous tubes, slides, and an "explosion" of balls. It's never a dull moment for the little ones! For parents, a cozy corner is available for you to rest and relax while the children continue to have a blast.To read more about child-friendly places to visit in Singapore, please check out more of our stories below!Family-Friendly Restaurants in SingaporePrices are correct at time of publishing.