Nestled in the heartlands of Sembawang, opposite Sembawang Shopping Centre, Common Chefs is a homey café that serves an array of comfort food from pasta to burgers and juicy steaks. The interior of the café exudes a cosy décor that’s not only perfect for weekend brunches but suitable for a meal at any time of the day.For starters, order the Truffle Tater Tots served with aromatic truffle oil and garnished with a generous portion of cheese. You’ll be munching these treats none stop for sure! Moving onto mains, a must-try is a dish called Soul Food - a clever combination of sweet and savoury in the form of a chicken and waffles that are served with syrup and butter, just like how you’d have them for breakfast!If you have plenty of room in your belly, do try the Rich Man Burger – a patty made from diced Chorizo blanketed over with velvety scrambled eggs and truffle mayo. For cheese lovers, rejoice! This dish comes with a side of melted cheese sauce, so you can pour it all over to your heart’s content. Do note that this burger is only available during the weekend, it’s elusive but worth the wait!Satiate yourself with another cheesy dish, Shepherd’s Pie - don’t judge this dish by the decent portion size, each bite is rich with flavour and you’ll be savouring every moment. And if you’re a fan of pasta, don’t miss Common Chef’s Pasta Marinara, which is cooked al dente in a home-made tomato sauce, topped with fresh juicy prawns.Food: 5*Ambience: 4*Value for money: 5*8 Jalan Legundi#01-13S759274Enjoy exclusive 1-for-1 dining offers at Common Chefs with meREWARDS now!

You’ve watched every movie and TV series on Netflix, and cooked every bookmarked recipe. How about switching things up and explore museums virtually? Culture vultures will be grateful that visiting their favourite museums and galleries are now possible with the power of technology. This is the perfect virtual date idea you have to try.1. Musee D’Orsay, ParisIs Paris a city of love? We gotta say, oui oui! This grand museum is situated inside a Beaux Arts-style building that was once a railroad station and then a hotel. Here, you can stroll around and gawk in the beautiful and intricate paintings by Monet, Degas, Van Gogh and Renoir. If you have the chance, Google Map yourself standing in front of the museum because the façade in itself is a masterpiece.Take a tour here.2. #MuseumFromHome with Singapore Art Museum, SingaporeBask in Singapore’s art culture at the Singapore Art Museum (SAM). While its doors are currently closed and slated to reopen on 26 Jun 2020, you can relive your memories at SAM through their virtual galleries by Google Arts and Culture.Take a tour here.Read: Thoughtful care packages and gift ideas for your loved ones3. #MuseumFromHome with National Museum of Singapore, SingaporeJoining SAM in #MuseumFromHome, National Museum of Singapore is also bringing its collection online and we couldn’t be happier! Here, you’ll get to enjoy numerous activities and programmes available for you. Bring the kids along with you for this virtual tour, and try your hand at making puppets using materials found at home. Or join the Moving Memories Colour Activity, where a template will be released weekly for you to get creative with the kids.Take a tour here.4. The Broad, Los AngelesKnown as the psychedelic museum in the city of dreams, Los Angeles, spend hours here browsing through whimsical exhibits from the comfort of your couch. If you’re a fan of Yayoi Kusama, you’ll be delighted to know that this museum has an exhibition called ‘Infinite Mirrored Room’. Sit back and experience light and sound like never before. Take a tour here.Admire the beauty The Broad with the best audio headphones from JBL and Creative Technology.5. National Gallery of Victoria, MelbourneA city in Australia that is known for its art centres, music and museum, the National Gallery of Victoria is an iconic museum in Melbourne. Although their doors are currently closed, you can experience their array of exhibitions online such as Keith Haring | Jean-Michael Basquait: Crossing Lines, Japanese Modernism, Kaws: Companionship in the Age of Loneliness, Collecting Comme and many more. Before you start your virtual tour, sit back and watch the welcome video first to fully immerse yourself in this virtual experience.Take a tour here.Read: 5 creative virtual date ideas during stay at home6. Tate Modern, LondonSource: Toa Heftiba on UnsplashTwo words – Andy Warhol. He was an American artist, film director, and a producer, who was a leading figure in the visual art movement, also known as pop art. Follow art curators that will take you around the museum, from the very beginning when Warhol’s parents arrived in the US, to his famous artworks with Coca-Cola and Campbell Soup cans.Take a tour here.Revel in Andy Warhol’s pop art with the best laptops from HP Singapore and Razer Singapore.For successful cashback tracking, sign in to meREWARDS and click ‘Buy Now’ in brands’ pages. For more information on cashback, read here.

By staying at home, you are already reducing your carbon footprint. But how can we take more sustainable steps while we work from home? It’s not rocket science – just follow these simple tips below to make your temporary workplace more sustainable.1. Power down your devicesLimit the amount of power used by your computer, reduce the brightness to a comfortable level and set them to power-saving sleep mode if unused for more than 10 minutes. Instead of facing your computer from 9 to 5, take intermittent breaks to breathe, relax your mind and then get back to the grind. It's important to relieve eye strain while you work from home.2. Bring your own container for takeawaysIf you’re not cooking, bring reusable containers when you’re going to get your favourite takeaway. Trust us, the hawker and restaurant owners will be more than glad to oblige because it cuts their packaging cost – a win-win situation for both parties! Did you know that Singapore generated 1,334 tonnes of plastic waste during the two-month circuit breaker for food delivery and takeaway? That’s the same weight as 92 double-decker buses!Shop a variety of food containers from Shopee.3. Be mindful of food consumptionAlthough working from home may mean that we are more comfortable, that doesn’t excuse us from snacking every hour. Take note of your food habit and only snack sparingly. Also, don’t panic-buy when you do grocery shopping because there is enough food for everyone! Enjoy our 1-for-1 takeaway options just for you. 4. Use reusable masksInstead of using a single-use mask, opt for reusable masks instead. Furthermore, surgical masks are not meant to be worn for longer than a day. If we continue to use it daily at our disposal, can you imagine the gargantuan amount of clinical waste in the environment? If you’ve yet to collect the improved version of reusable masks, there are vending machines near your residence for self-collection. 5. Declutter your homeSpend some leisure time decluttering your home. Out with the old, and in with the new! Don’t throw away your items, donate your preloved items to charity instead. Only donate items that are useable and clean! Or test your creativity with upcycling, which refers to taking something no longer in use and giving it a new life and function. Thus, making the item more useful than it previously was.For successful cashback tracking, sign in to meREWARDS and click ‘Buy Now’ in brands’ pages. For more information on cashback, read here.