SINGAPORE – The prices of 15 popular seafood ... and red grouper had gone up and were around 20 per cent to 30 per cent ...

Rainy weather, back-to-back festivities, and financial caution have many feeling this year’s Chinese New Year lacks its usual ...

CASE noted that businesses may need to raise prices as food items and labour could get pricier during this period.

Chinese New Year is a period of celebration for many in Singapore. Families and friends gather at ... FPG recently conducted a survey at 4 wet markets – Chinatown Complex, Ghim Moh, Tiong Bahru and ...

The prices of 15 popular seafood, pork and vegetable items sold at FairPrice outlets islandwide will be frozen, starting from Jan 9 through the Chinese New Year period. This will keep such items ...

Singapore is most often lauded ... Best New Chefs Also in Chinatown is the Maxwell Food Centre, a one-time wet market in the 1950s that remains popular with residents, office workers, and tourists.

SINGAPORE: FairPrice Group (FPG ... Chinese pomfret and red grouper were 20 to 30 per cent higher in four wet markets—Chinatown Complex, Bedok, Tiong Bahru, and Ghim Moh—compared to FairPrice.

The largest hawker centre in Singapore, Chinatown Complex has over 260 stalls and houses a wet market (fresh food market) below. With so much competition, prices tend to be even more friendly on the ...

You can do it all in Singapore ... Chinatown. There’s an infinity pool, too. Singapore is a year-round destination with largely the same weather (hot and humid) no matter when you go. The wet ...