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It’s close to the weekend and all we want to do is stay in bed a little longer, and snooze that alarm that has been banging our heads for the past five days. While breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but during the weekends, it’s almost impossible to wake up that early anymore. The only best way to start the weekend right is by having brunch with your friends and families, and put work aside.Here are some of our best brunch spots in Singapore, that’s worth adding onto your foodie checklist.Merci MarcelExplore quaint Tiong Bahru and seek respite at Merci Marcel for a perfect brunch delight. Located in an enclave filled with numerous cafes, Merci Marcel stands out for its homey alfresco dining, that leads into an even more beautifully chic interior designed dining space. This is the spot to be for brunch with your girlfriends, where you get to indulge in authentic French bakes, such as their croissants and pain au chocolat. You’ll be delighted to know that their bakes are made with 100% French butter - for maximum indulgent. Also try their organic specialties from Croque Marcel to Eggs Benedict, where the eggs are velvety and creamy, paired with freshly oven-baked rustic bread.For picture perfect memories, dine at the seats further in the restaurant where you’ll get to enjoy the natural sunlight and bask in all its glory. You can thank us later! Or shall I say merci?Good BitesLocated in Bishan, Good Bites serves up healthy dishes that your body will thank for. Who said brunch are only meant for eggs and toasts? We’re all guilty of putting junk food in our body, but it’s never too late to opt for greens once in a while.At Good Bites, you can order their mains such as the sublime Baked Salmon or Chicken Sub, which features juicy chicken thigh with sautéed mushrooms and purple cabbage, packed in between toasted sourdough bread. If you’re up for pasta, try their signature Laksa Pasta – spicy and tangy, this plate of goodness is a true testament to Singapore’s iconic local dish.Book a Table here and earn cashback.Knots Café and LivingMore than just a café, Knots Café and Living is a multi-concept store that also sells flowers and furniture. An eclectic hidden gem located in Paya Lebar, the café is a quiet escape from the hustle and bustle of Singapore. From Truffle Eggs Croissant to Charcoal Waffles, Knots Café and Living is the spot to be for that perfect brunch with friends and families. Nothing beats having waffles with ice cream, that’s for sure! Do take a look at the fresh flowers available for purchase, it’ll wrap up your experience at Knots Café and Living beautifully.Book a Table here and earn cashback.Wakey WakeyConveniently located in Central Singapore, Wakey Wakey is serious about their coffee. Using only specialty coffee beans, the café serves as a regular coffee spot for office workers in the Bugis precinct. While their coffee is brew-ly good, we’re equally impressed with their selection of curated food.With its bare walls and wooden furniture that are juxtaposed with big potted plants, Wakey Wakey manages to pull off a chic industrial look - a definite yes for your Instagram posts. Fill up your belly and create your own grain bowl fix, with choices such as pan-seared seaweed salmon to sous vide beef tenderloin. Or if you’re in the mood for something sweet, you can never go wrong with their signature Buttermilk Waffles with Fresh Fruits served with a dollop of vanilla ice cream.Book a Table here and earn cashback.Group Therapy Café (Duxton)Nestled in a rustic shophouse in Tanjong Pagar, Group Therapy Duxton is a household name for brunch lovers. With its intimate, loft-like interior that’s paired with impeccable coffee and food, it comes as no surprise that many pick this café as their favourite brunch spot. Order their no-frills Poached Eggs on Toast – a simple brunch meal that packs a punch, where they are generous with the Hollandaise sauce that blankets the perfectly poached eggs, atop a crispy toast. Pair it with a cup of Flat White, and you’re ready to soak up the weekend fun!Book a Table here and earn cashback.

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The ultimate 4-day itinerary to Bali

Everyone needs that quick break to refresh your engine, be it from school, work or just an excuse for a short breakaway with your loved ones. If you’re deciding on where to go for the upcoming long weekend for Good Friday (10 Apr) or Labour Day (1 May), you’re in for a treat! Grab your bags and board that flight for a quick escape to beautiful Bali!Paradise is just a 3 hours flight away, where you’ll land yourself in a carefree lifestyle by the pristine blue beaches that’ll take your breath away. Imagine sipping on drinks at the comfort of your villa or at a quaint beach bar, overlooking the Bali sunset in its perfect golden hue. Day 1 & 2:Travel up to Ubud and be one with tranquility. Located in northern Bali, Ubud is a 2-hours’ drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Ubud is known for its picturesque rice fields, waterfalls, traditional Balinese art and culture. Although it’s a slightly long drive, the experience in Ubud is the calm retreat you need.Stay at the Four Seasons Resorts Bali and experience nature living. With a luxury infinity pool facing a river, be sure to take in all the fresh air and the indulgence that nature has to offer — be in the moment and live life. Did we mention you can order breakfast buffet served to you in the pool? Yes, yes you can.As Ubud’s location is rather far from the city, a 2 day stay is a must to fully bask in Ubud’s beauty. For travel convenience, we recommend hiring a private car charter as it’s quite a distance going from one point of attraction to another.Book hotel here and private car charter here.Day 3:Head south to Canggu and experience the rugged culture of the digital nomads and have brunches at the ubiquitous cafes that’ll leave you spoilt for choice. Known for being the hippest area in Bali, café hopping is a must in Canggu to level up your Instagram or simply enjoy the Balinese coffee roasts. After you visit Instagram-worthy cafes such as as The Loft, Sista Café and Coffee Cartel, take a pitstop to Deus Ex Machina – Temple of Enthusiasm. Hailing from the land down under, Deus Ex Machina has found its home in Canggu and it is here to stay. Famous with frequent Bali travelers, the Sydney-based custom motorcycle shop boasts an array of eclectic café racer motorcycles available for purchase and rent.Right across is Love Anchor Canggu, where you can shop curated items from organic skincare, vintage clothing and handmade jewellery. At dusk, wrap up your day and be enamoured by the Bali sunset at The Lawn Canggu or Old Man’s - just some of the many beach bars in Canggu. Instead of staying in a hotel, opt for a hostel instead where you can socialize with other travelers and get the full Bali experience. Who knows you might meet your next best travel buddy?Book hostel here.Day 4:Before you pack your bags and head home, a stay in Seminyak is a must. Known as the most stylish and glamourous living in Bali, Seminyak is home to plenty of spas, swanky villas and glitzy beach bars, such as the famous Potato Head Beach Club and Cocoon Beach Club. Unwind to the live music while you sip on sublime cocktails and margaritas, dancing till the break of dawn. For your accommodation, stay in the beautiful W Bali Seminyak or Pullman Legian Beach Bali and experience paradise on Earth.Book hotel here.Make that long weekend worth and plan your trip easily with meREWARDS. Get the best flight and hotel deals, and earn cashback with meREWARDS.

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5 simple storage ideas to save space in your new BTO HDB flat

It’s official! You’re slated to receive BTO HDB flat key very soon, but your mind is in shambles – due to renovation and interior design works you foresee in the pipeline. You’ve seen chic and thematic houses from Scandinavian to industrial and minimalism. But how do you put them all into place? What is the first step to achieve the home of your dreams? For context, the average size of a four-room BTO HDB flat in Singapore today measures 968 square feet. If you have already received the keys to your new flat, or have seen your friends’ new nest, you will notice that it is smaller than the flats your parents bought back in the days.Instead of lamenting your lack of space in your new humble abode, focus on making the best out of your new situation instead. Here are five space-saving tips to get you started. If you’re a fan of minimalistic homes, it’s your lucky day!Here are 5 tips and tricks to storage ideas to maximise space, for your new HDB BTO flat.1. Creative storage solutionsDerive inspiration from the architects who envisioned homes in high-rise buildings in land-scarce Singapore. Do the same with your flat and opt for shelves and tables that can store your items without taking up much floor space.Find your perfect shelves at Amazon SG.2. Utilise your wallsYour walls can help if you’re low on square space. Add shelves on your wall, install pot rails, hang your photos, and the list goes on. You can even mount your bicycle up, which doubles as a great wall feature. Just ensure you don’t over clutter! Remember, less is always more.Purchase your picture frames at Photojaanic.3. Tension rodsThese are applicable to anything at all! Think unused wardrobe spaces where you can hang an additional rod for your t-shirts and pants, under the sink for your cleaning supplies, or even in deeper drawers to keep your potlids upright. This would maximise your floor space, providing space for other necessities.4. Behind cabinet doorsKeep your items organised and out of sight with magazine racks or hanging baskets. Simply ensure that the new additions are carefully measured, so you don’t end up with a half closed door. Have an extra space on your shelf? Let loose and dance away (while you’re doing chores) with a JBL Speaker. If you’re not the loud music type, shop an array of earphone options at Creative Technology.5. Multi-tasking furnitureThink a coffee table with concealed storage space, a bed with storage drawers underneath, or a sofa that folds out into a makeshift bed. These items come in handy for smaller-room flats!Shop a bevy of home and living furniture at Shopee.After sitting down with your significant other, planning and envisioning what your future house will look like, take a seat and bask in reality that all these will soon come to fruition. To celebrate, wine and dine with meREWARDS by earning cashback, enjoy 1-for-1 dining offers or Book a Table. With that cashback amount, it’ll waive off expenses for home renovation – money put to good use!