There’s a slew of activities to do in West of Singapore, such as traversing the Jurong Eco-Garden, hiking through The Green Corridor, and stargazing at The Observatory, Science Centre. Post-activities, fill your bellies at the many dining spots that’ll whet your appetite. For the best Halal spots, here are the best 16 restaurants and cafes to try when you’re going on a Journey to the West.Read: Best Halal Restaurants & Cafes in Central Singapore - from Shellout, Salad Bar, Steakhouse to Thai CuisineThere’s a slew of activities to do in West of Singapore, such as traversing the Jurong Eco-Garden, hiking through The Green Corridor, and stargazing at The Observatory, Science Centre. Post-activities, fill your bellies at the many dining spots that’ll whet your appetite. For the best Halal spots, here are the best restaurants and cafes to try when you’re going on a Journey to the West.1. Bebek Goreng Pak NdutSource: Bebek Goreng Pak NdutJuicy and succulent tender duck meat, encapsulate with crispy herb skin – Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut serves authentic Indonesian food with a speciality for Original Crispy Fried Duck with Rice ($9.90). This signature dish is served with a 24 hour marinated duck leg fried till golden crisp, served with flour crumbs (kriuk), white rice, tempeh, cabbage and a dollop of fiery homemade sambal.They also have plenty of Indonesian favourites such as Sop Bontot (Oxtail Soup), Sangan Crispy Fried Chicken with Rice and all Es Teler (Ice Teler).  Address: Westgate, 3 Gateway Drive, #B1-11, S608532Opening hours: Daily 11am – 9.30pm2. Tokyo ShokudoSource: Tokyo Shokudo - WestgateSource: Tokyo Shokudo - HalalfoodSGSource: Tokyo Shokudo - HalalfoodSGMissing Japan for its piping hot bowl of comforting ramen? Satisfy your hunger pangs at Tokyo Shokudo. Known for its award-winning Tendon, this dish is a five-time gold medalist at Japan’s Donburi Awards. It’s comprised of prawn, egg, nori, fish and assorted vegetables fried to golden perfection served on a bed of fluffy rice. If you prefer soup-based dishes, you can’t go wrong with their Ramen bowls – take your pick from Original, Tom Yum, Yuzu or Spicy.Address: Westgate, 3 Gateway Drive, #03-09, S608532Opening hours: 11.30am - 10pm3. ÉlaSource: ÉlaSource: ÉlaSource: ÉlaFormerly occupied by The Co-Op, Éla is a dreamy Greek cuisine restaurant that’s also managed by The Black Hole Group. One of the only Halal Greek restaurants in Singapore, step into an elegantly designed space with neutral Earth tones, coupled with ambient lighting for a cosy dining experience. Try starters such as Spicy Feta Dip ($8.90) and Cucumber Yoghurt Dip ($8.90) that’ll take you to Santorini.Taste the ocean with the Seabreeze Platter ($74.90 for 2 pax or $99.90 for 4 pax), which includes seafood such as seabass, octopus and whitebait.Address: 2 Bukit Batok West Ave 7, #01-07, S659003Opening hours: Daily 12pm – 10pm4. Time for ThaiSource: Time for ThaiSource: Time for ThaiWe’re unapologetic for loving Thai food – tangy, spicy and comforting. You’ll be glad to know there’s a Halal Thai restaurant at Bukit Timah, located on the same stretch as the famous supper spot, Al-Azhar Restaurant. Easy on the wallet, dishes here are affordably priced and big on portions. While a staple Thai dish, Seafood Pad Thai ($7.90), is a hit with many, do try other side dishes such as Tom Yum Clear Soup ($9.90), Steamed Seabass with Spicy Lemon Sauce ($24.90) and Crab Omelette ($8.90).Finish your meal with the sinful Dough Fritters with Sangkaya ($4.90) for an ultimate aroi mak mak experience.Address: 15 Cheong Chin Nam Rd, S599739Opening hours: Daily 11am – 1am5. Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken RiceSource: Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken RiceSource: Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken RiceSource: Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken RiceFeatured as one of Bangkok’s Michelin Bib Gourmand, their chicken rice is best eaten with the homemade chilli sauce that uses ginger, garlic and chilli padi. They also have dishes such as Thai-Style Curry Fish Head, Fried Tofu Cubes with Thai Sweet Chilli Sauce ($9) and Stir-Fried Basil Chicken with Kai Lan ($9). Their other outlets are at Plaza Singapura, NEX and Vivo City.Address: JEM, 50 Jurong Gateway Rd, #B1-08, S608549Opening hours: Daily 11am – 10pm6. West Coz CaféSource: West Coz CafeSource: West Coz CafeSource: West Coz CafeLocated just a few minutes walk from Bukit Panjang MRT, West Coz Café is at Level 1 in Junction 10 Shopping Centre. Ideal for family dinners due to its big dining area, they serve a fare of Halal zi char dishes – from Gulai Assam Siakap ($30), Prawn Paste Chicken ($10), Hotplate Black Pepper Beef ($15) to Tom Yum Seafood Soup ($12). If you’re looking for Bento set for corporate orders, they have a range here from Sweet & Sour Fish Slices, Ginger Parsley Fish, Sambal Sotong and many more from $8.80.Their other outlet is located at West Coast Plaza.Address: Junction 10, 1 Woodlands Rd, #01-34/35, S677899Opening hours: Daily 11.30am – 9.30pm7. Da Jie Niang Dou FuSource: Da Jie Niang Dou FuSource: Da Jie Niang Dou FuWhether you like your bowl of Yong Tau Foo with soup, dry, black sauce or with tom yum, Da Jie Niang Dou Fu has more than five different options you can pick from. Here, instead of lumping all your picks together, they separate the fried items and re-fry them before serving. For mala lovers, get for the mala option, soup or dry, for a fiery delight.Address: 354 Clementi Ave 2, #01-253, S120354Opening hours: Daily 10am – 9.30pm8. Jalapeno South-WestSource: Jalapeno South-WestSource: Jalapeno South-WestSource: Jalapeno South-WestFinding Halal Mexican cuisine in Singapore is no easy feat as they usually contain pork. But the good folks at Jalapeno Southwest is one of the very few dishing out Halal tacos and quesadillas, at an affordable price. Besides its brightly coloured interior with artistic illustrations, we can’t rave enough of the Chicken Quesadilla ($10.90) – grilled chicken, cheese, sautéed onions and pickled jalapeno is a blessed marriage of flavours. Other recommended dishes include Supremo Tacos ($12.90) and Beef Fajitas ($14.90).Address: 321 Clementi Ave 3, #01-09, S129905Opening hours: Daily 11am – 11pm9. The Co-Op [CLOSED]Source: The Co-OpManaged by the good folks of The Black Hole Group, The Co-Op unites all the best dishes from their other dining establishments - pasta from Tipo, tacos from Afterwit and fish and chips from The Mad Sailors. They have raised the bar with with the Ribeye Steak 200g Australian Grass-Fed ($23.90) – the high amount of marbled fat, grilled to perfection is a party in your mouth waiting to happen. Truly a bang for your buck, this dish is a must-try. Big on quality ingredients, they also make their own pasta fresh daily.Address: HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok, 2 Bukit Batok West Ave 7, #01-07Opening hours: Daily 12pm – 10pm10. Deanna’s KitchenSource: Deanna's KitchenSource: Deanna's KitchenWhat’s the best food to have on a rainy day? A bowl of piping hot prawn noodles from Deanna’s Kitchen of course. Their signature Big Prawns & Clams Mee ($9), comes with a generous amount of juicy prawns, clams and yellow noodles in a flavourful prawn broth which you’ll slurp to the last drop. And check out their enormous bowl with lobster and crayfish!Address: Padi Emas Coffeeshop, Blk 214 Jurong East St 21, S600214Opening hours: Daily 12pm – 9pm, closed on Mondays11. Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef NoodlesSource: Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef NoodlesHailing from China, Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles allows you to customise your noodle bowl to suit your personal preference. Select from any three soup bases (with more than 15 herbs used) and eight noodle options. Or simply order the Signature Beef Noodles ($8.90), Dry Beef Noodles ($8.90), Mala Spicy Beef Noodles ($9.50) and Sauerkraut Beef Noodles ($9.90).Address: Jurong Point, 63 Jurong West Central 3, #03-105, S648331Opening hours: Daily 11am – 10pm12. Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & MarketplaceSource: Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & MarketplaceSource: Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & MarketplaceSource: Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & MarketplaceSavour a hearty bowl of ramen and the freshest sushi at Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & Marketplace, where all ingredients are flown directly from the Land of the Rising Sun. Located in JCube, the restaurant’s must-order is the Spider Maki Roll, 8 pieces of yummy goodness made with breaded soft shell crab, cucumber, avocado, spicy mayonnaise, rolled inside nori, sushi rice and encapsulated with juicy fish roe.Enjoy a bowl of flavourful Shio Ramen with Tori Karaage - al dente ramen noodles cooked to perfection, with each sip of the umami broth complementing the texture of the noodles. If you’d like an extra spicy kick, add in some chilli powder for a fiery delight. The restaurant also serves a range of don (rice bowls) options such as Salmon Teriyaki Don, Yakiniku Don (Stir-Fried Beef) and Tori Katsu Curry Rice. The restaurant also has a mini marketplace where you can get Japanese food items such as miso paste and soba noodles.Address: JCube, 2 Jurong East Central 1, #04-19, S609731Opening hours: Daily 11.30am – 9.30pm13. Prata AlleySource: Prata AlleyPrata needs no explanation, as we’re all familiar with this delicious dough and we eat it at any time of the day! Drop by Prata Alley, dubbed as Clementi’s hipster Indian food joint, is an air-conditioned eatery that has a unique and innovative rendition of local dishes.Have you ever tried Pizza Prata? Here, you can try The Big One, their signature prata dish which uses a prata as the base, topped with salami, peppers, olives, chicken chunks and sprinkled with generous mozzarella cheese. If you’d like more carbs, order the visually appealing Turmeric Rush, the restaurant’s rendition of fried rice that is not only aromatic but also delicious. Served with an egg sunny side up, cucumbers and fried prawns.Address: 321 Clementi Ave 3, #01-12, S129905Opening hours: Daily 9am – 11pm14. Siam KitchenHalal Thai restaurants are prevalent in Singapore, but finding the one that truly serves authentic Thai cuisine is no easy feat. At Siam Kitchen, experience a gastronomical delight with Thai dishes prepared by renowned chefs from Thailand. They use only the best quality ingredients that enhance the dishes’ flavour.Order their signatures such as the Butterfly Chicken, a street food dish commonly found in Thai street markets. No need to travel for its mouth-watering food, a bite of this chicken will bring you to the Land of a Thousand Smiles. The restaurant is ideal for families, where you can share huge portion dishes such as the Steamed Garoupa with Spicy Garlic Lime Dressing and Tom Yum Curry.Address: Lot One, 21 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4, #02-25, S689812Opening hours: Daily 11.30am – 9.30pm15. Spize Temasek Club Rifle RangeSource: Spize Temasek Rifle Range Source: Spize Temasek Rifle Range Nestled in a secluded location off Bukit Timah Road, Spize Temasek Club at Rifle Range is quite a distance from public transportation. But the view from the restaurant of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and the swimming pool on the ground floor is probably one of the best in West Singapore. They are known for serving an extensive menu of Asian, Western and Mediterranean cuisines, there is definitely something for everyone.Make sure you save some room for dessert – satisfy your sweet tooth with the Lavender Cream Brulee, Cocoa Colony Belgian Waffles and Granny Smith Apple Crumble that’ll wrap up your meal beautifully. Request for the seats by the glass window, overlooking the pool for a pleasant dining experience.Address: 131 Rifle Range Road, #03-04, S588406Opening hours: Daily 8am – 11pm16. Yassin Kampung Seafood (Clementi)Source: Yassin KampungSource: Yassin KampungTreat your family to a spread at Yassin Kampung Seafood (Clementi)! With a brightly lit al fresco dining area, embellished with fairy lights and rattan chairs, it is the perfect restaurant for family dinners. Their other outlets are located at Admiralty, Marsiling and Bedok.They serve excellent Zi Char dishes that hit all the right spots. If you’re up for something that’ll awaken your senses, order the Kampung Durian Chicken that almost looks like a salted egg yolk chicken (except it’s not!). Once you have a closer look, you’ll smell the aromatic durian scent – a must-try for durian lovers! Although every piece is coated with the durian gravy, the chicken is still crispy and juicy.Have you ever tried a dish where you can taste a mixture of sweet, spicy and sour? If not, order the Three Flavoured Fish, a Garoupa smothered with a savoury sauce.Address: 106 Clementi Street 12, #01-56, S120106Opening hours: Daily 11am – 12am

If you’ve yet to use your SingapoRediscovers vouchers, what are you waiting for? With its validity due on 30 June 2021, you have less than three months to utilise them so it’s time to start planning. Whether you want to splurge fully on an ultimate staycation, exploring various attractions or discovering Singapore from a different angle via a tour, we got you covered with an endless list from Klook and with Cashback earned for every booking.If you’re still unsure how to use these vouchers, simply follow the redemption steps below.1. Choose your products by browsing Singapore Tourism Board’s authorized booking partners’ websites.2. Login using SingPass and when you’re ready to pay, click on ‘Use digital SingapoRediscovers Vouchers’ (SRV) at the checkout page.3. Activate child or youth subsidies by declaring the details of your family members aged 18 or below to be eligible for $10 subsidies.4. Use the generated voucher code and checkout by selecting the amount of digital SRV vouchers to redeem, copy the code and paste it at the checkout page to use.Note: Make your Klook booking through us here to earn Cashback. Do note that Cashback is provided only for the balance paid amount after SRV deduction. Subjected to the different categories. Attractions1. Universal Studios Singapore One-Day TicketSource: Resorts World SentosaSource: Resorts World SentosaSource: Resorts World SentosaThe ultimate adventure theme park everyone must visit at least once in their life, Universal Studio Singapore offers an exclusive promo with Klook! If you’ve yet to visit this attraction, now’s your chance. Enter a world of possibilities, live vicariously through blockbusters movies from TRANSFORMERS by riding the Ultimate 3D Battle, meeting Poppy and Guy Diamond from DreamWorks Animation’s Trolls to enjoying the thrill-seeking rides of Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON™. You’ll also receive a Free treat (dino nuggets!) with every ticket purchased.Price: from $432. S.E.A. Aquarium™ One-Day TicketSource: Resorts World SentosaSource: Resorts World SentosaEnter a world of oceanic adventures at S.E.A. Aquarium™, home to more than 100,000 aquatic animals. From now till 11 May, embark on a tropical discovery in The Sea of Tiki, and be surprised with a Hawaiian-themed experience. If you’re lucky, you’ll witness protectors of the ocean feeding the animals which makes the trip extra memorable. Be enchanted by the adorable Manta Ray mascots while you’re on your aquatic journey.Price: from $233. Skyline Luge Ticket in SentosaSource: SkyLine Luge SentosaSource: SkyLine Luge SentosaAscend to the top via the Skyride and go down on the luge via multiple routes – Kuppu Kuppu Trail, Expedition Trail, Jungle Trail and Dragon Trail. But don’t be too focused on reaching the endpoint, take some time to admire the picturesque view of Sentosa as you descend. Here’s a tip – book for the nighttime slot and experience a ride down the illuminated tracks.Each ticket includes 2 rides on Skyride (to the top) and 2 rides on the Luge (to the bottom). Reservations are compulsory after you purchase your tickets.Price: from $21.50Make your Klook booking through us here to earn Cashback. Do note that Cashback is provided only for the balance paid amount after SRV deduction. Subjected to the different categories. 4. Mega AdventureSource: Mega AdventureSource: Mega AdventureSource: Mega AdventureUp for an adrenaline rush? Put your courage to the test at Mega Adventure! Try the MegaZip and zipline (450m) through the air at speeds of up to 60kph! While you’re keeping your sanity at bay, don’t forget to admire the lush greenery and panoramic Sentosa – soak in all the fun while you’re up in the air! Fly alongside your kids for some bonding time. If the zipline is too much for you, consider MegaBounce instead – jump to an 8m high on a trampoline, and witness the best views from above.  Price: $205. Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Safari, Jurong Bird Park Multi-Park Bundles  Source: Singapore ZooSource: Singapore ZooBring the family out at Singapore’s top 4 animal kingdom attractions. Get closeup with giraffes at the Singapore Zoo, experience the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park at Night Safari, ride on the Amazon River Quest at River Safari or see more than 3500 birds across 400 species at Jurong Bird Park. If you don’t have enough time to explore all 4, opt for 2 attractions instead – Singapore Zoo and River Safari Bundle.Price: from $40 for 2 attractions or $69 for all 4 attractionsExperiences6. AJ Hackett Sentosa Giant Swing  Source: AJ Hackett SentosaSource: AJ Hackett SentosaYour heart rate is increasing and you can feel the adrenaline rush by the second – if this is something that gets you pumpin’, then take a leap of faith on the Giant Swing at AJ Hackett Sentosa! Witness the panoramic view of Siloso Beach, as you slowly ascend to the top. Once ready, pull the cord and zoom towards the horizon with your pals (at 120km/h!). Perfect for adrenaline junkies, this is a truly unforgettable experience and one of the best way you can enjoy your SingapoRediscovers vouchers.Price: from $497. Captain Explorer DUKW TourSource: City ToursAll aboard the Captain Explorer! If you thought you’ve seen it all, think again. Admire our beautiful Singapore from the river and see famous attractions from a different angle. First, you’ll ride on land and see top attractions from City Hall to Marina Bay, before the big splash into the water of the Singapore River. Before you book this tour, please email reservation@citytours.sg or call or call 6738 3338 / 6738 9897 with your preferred date and time to check tour availabilities.Price: from $31.15Make your Klook booking through us here to earn Cashback. Do note that Cashback is provided only for the balance paid amount after SRV deduction. Subjected to the different categories.8. Snow City SingaporeSource: Snow City SingaporeSource: Snow City SingaporeSource: Snow City SingaporeLike many of us, we’re sure you miss the cold winter weather. But with leisure travel restrictions still enforced, you can have a tropical winter wonderland at Snow City Singapore. From snowball fights, sculpting Mr Snowman, snow tubing and making snow angels, this attraction is ideal for both kids and adults. Be up for their latest challenge, Winter Shooting Arena, where you’ll lead your teams to victory in a Close Quarter Battle or practice target shooting range. Bookings of up to 7 days in advance is required.Price: from $129. Changi Experience Studio Admission TicketSource: Jewel Changi AirportSource: Jewel Changi AirportFeed your eyes with the impressive projection at this digital attraction that uses state-of-the-art technology suitable for both adults and children at Jewel Changi Airport. Bring the kids along and learn about the aviation industry, play games simulating airport functions and learn about the history of Changi Airport.Price: from $1910. HydroDash AdmissionSource: HydroDash SingaporeSource: HydroDash SingaporeSource: HydroDash SingaporeHave you seen Singapore’s very own floating aqua park? Located at the famous Palawan Beach in Sentosa, put your coordination skills, strength and stamina to the tests. There is a kid-friendly obstacle too so they can enjoy the fun as well. There are lifeguards on duty so you’ll be reassured of safety. With the 3m tall springboard, Action Tower Slide, be guaranteed a day full of fun with the family under the sun! Note that the minimum entry age is 5 years old.Price: $20 for Adults & Youth, $15 for KidsThe prices listed are accurate at the time of publishing. Do check Klook’s website for any updates. Make your Klook booking through us here to earn Cashback. Do note that Cashback is provided only for the balance paid amount after SRV deduction. Subjected to the different categories.For successful cashback tracking, sign in to meREWARDS and click ‘Buy Now’ in brands’ pages. For more information on cashback, read here.

When was the last time you did a thorough clean of your fridge? We know how daunting it can be to remove everything and reorganise. It’s important to do it once every three months to make sure everything is fresh and safe for consumption. We’re here to help with this step-by-step guide on how you can keep your fridge in tip-top shape.1. Remove All Content from FridgeTake out every single thing in your fridge in portion (to prevent the bulk of food from turning bad in the open air). Store frozen food in a cooler box while you’re cleaning to keep them cool. Once done, wipe any dirt or stains, especially in the crevices of your fridge. Clean with disinfecting wipes, instead of just using a regular cloth. If needed, remove shelf compartments and rinse them with hot water to completely remove stubborn stains.Shop fresh groceries and delivered them right to your doorstep with FairPrice Online, Foodsterr and Amazin’ Graze.2. Organise with ContainersInstead of placing your groceries all over the fridge in small plastic bags, segregate them by different types of food in transparent containers. You can even have a container that says “Eat Me First”, for food that is about to expire. This way, you’ll reduce food wastage and ultimately, spend lesser money on grocery shopping. It’s a win-win situation for all, right?Compartmentalise your fridge with environmentally-friendly containers from Shopee or ezbuy.3. Label Your ContainersNext, if you have a habit of leaving (good) food forgotten in the fridge, label them. It’s for you to know exactly when you bought or cooked it and when the expiry date is. Cooked food left in the fridge should generally be eaten within three to four days, do not store them beyond that.Here’s a tip - after food is cooked, let it sit at room temperature for about two hours, before placing them in the fridge. This helps to slow down bacteria growth.Find a range of health supplements and vitamins from Deals for Joy.4. Get Yourself a Lazy SusanStore all herbs, spices and sauces in a Lazy Susan. It is great for small items that are prone to be lost in the fridge. Keep all opened jam jars on the Lazy Susan, so your daily Peanut Butter Jelly Sandwich can be done quicker for rushed mornings.Read: MouGou Juice review: Fresh Cold Pressed Juice for a Detox & Juice Cleanse5. Don’t Keep All Items in the FridgeThere’s no need to store everything in the fridge – some vegetables and items like eggs will still stay fresh in a normal room temperature environment. If you have space on the counter, or in the pantry or cabinet, place them there instead.6. Create a Checklist for Grocery shoppingMinimise waste by buying only the things you need, and not want. Help your fridge (and wallet) by making a checklist before heading out for grocery shopping. If creating a checklist proves too much of an effort, then take a quick photo of what’s in your fridge. This way, you’ll have a sense of what items you need and don’t. Here’s a tip – don’t go grocery shopping when you’re hungry as you might buy everything you see from every aisle.Read: Where to Find the Best Organic Food and Groceries in Singapore7. Make Your Fridge Smell GoodIf your fridge reeks of old cheese mixed with onion or smells generally unpleasant, get a Fridge Fresh Refrigerator Air Filter – yes, this item exists and it’s a lifesaver! The air filter helps in absorbing the scent in your fridge and acts as a ventilator. It doesn’t take up much space due to its compact size and it is affordable, so no excuses not to get one.Grab a Fridge Fresh Refrigerator Air Filter from Shopee today.8. Clean Your Fridge Once Every Three MonthsDon’t leave your fridge in a dismal state, and then take action – it’ll be too late by then. Treat your fridge well, and give it a good ol’ cleaning once every three months. This means doing a deep-clean and wiping the interior with a clean cloth and disinfectant.Continue to scan the contents of your fridge at least once a week, to ensure no food is on the verge of rotting because the last thing you’d want is a breeding ground for bacteria.Read: 8 Simple Tips to Save Money on Date Nights9. Line The ShelvesMake cleaning up much easier by using placemats or cling wrap over your shelves. If any spills happen, remove them instantly. This reduces the effort and struggle of you having to wipe the entire shelf, but instead just wipe and clean the fridge liners.Read: Best Air Fryers in Singapore You Should Get for Healthier Food10. Clean Up Every Time Something SpillsThis one’s a no-brainer, but if you’re tempted to be lazy and leave it for the next day… just remember that it’ll get more gross next week! The same rule applies to sticky jars, bottles and cartons. Ensure you wipe it clean if there are drips on the side.For successful cashback tracking, sign in to meREWARDS and click ‘Buy Now’ in brands’ pages. For more information on cashback, read here.