The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf offering 1-for-1 Choc Cookie Crumble Ice Blended® drink from 27 – 30 Apr 26

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Chocolate lovers, this one’s hard to ignore.

For a limited time, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf is rolling out a sweet app-exclusive deal that doubles the indulgence — without doubling the price. From 27 to 30 April, enjoy a 1-for-1 Choc Cookie Crumble Ice Blended® drink, available only via the Coffee Bean’s mobile app.

This isn’t just your regular chocolate fix. The Choc Cookie Crumble Ice Blended® is built in layers — rich chocolate blended ice, swirls of chocolate sauce, and a generous topping of whipped cream finished with cookie crumble bits for that extra crunch. It’s thick, cold, and hits that balance between creamy and chocolatey with every sip.

Now imagine getting two of these for the price of one.

Whether you’re cooling off in the afternoon heat or just looking for an easy treat to share, this deal makes it a lot more tempting to swing by. Just open the app, redeem the offer, and you’re good to go.

As with most good things, there’s a catch — it’s only around for four days, and while stocks last. Some outlets may have exclusions, so it’s worth checking before heading down.

If you’ve been waiting for a reason to revisit this fan-favourite blend, this might be it.

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Tai Cheong Bakery offering 4 Egg Tarts for $8 (U.P. $9.60) on 28 Apr 26

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Fans of Tai Cheong Bakery Singapore already know the drill — that unmistakable buttery crust that flakes at the slightest bite, paired with a silky-smooth custard centre that’s just set, not too firm, not too runny. It’s the kind of texture that hits differently when it’s still warm in your hands.

And for one day only, they’re giving you a reason to go all in.

One-Day Deal You Don’t Want to Miss

On 28 April, Tai Cheong is rolling out a simple but irresistible offer:

  • 4 egg tarts for $8 (U.P. $9.60)

No bundles, no complicated mechanics — just a straight-up deal on something people already queue for.

Worth the Trip

Whether you’re grabbing a box for yourself, bringing some back for the office, or just satisfying a sudden craving, this is one of those “no need to think twice” kind of deals.

Because when something this familiar gets just a little more worth it — even for a day — it’s usually gone before you realise.

28 April only. While stocks last.

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Doritos Coriander Chips now available at Giant hypermarkets

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Back in January, this was one of those “you probably won’t see this in stores” kind of snack drops.

The internet was buzzing when coriander-flavoured Doritos (alongside the even more controversial century egg version) surfaced online, with packs going for around $5+ on platforms like Shopee.

Coriander & Century Egg Doritos Are Now on Shopee — From $5.34

Now, a few months later, things just got a lot more interesting.

Doritos Coriander Chips have officially landed in Singapore — and this time, you can find them at Giant IMM and Tampines Hypermarkets.

This isn’t a new global launch. It’s more of a “you saw it online, now it’s actually here” moment. What started as a curiosity buy has quietly made its way onto physical shelves — and that alone is enough to turn heads.

Coriander has always been a divisive ingredient. Some people love that fresh, citrusy punch. Others… not so much. But turning it into a full-on Doritos flavour? That’s the kind of move that gets people talking.

The chips still carry that familiar Doritos crunch, but with a noticeably lighter, herb-forward profile. It’s not heavy like cheese or BBQ — instead, it leans aromatic, slightly tangy, and surprisingly clean on the finish. Definitely not your usual snack aisle pick.

If you remember seeing this in our January piece and thinking, “Should I try it?” — this might be your sign. No more waiting for shipping, no more guessing if it’s worth the hype.

Spotted at Giant, these are already getting attention simply because they’re different. And with flavours like this, they don’t always stick around for long.

Curiosity alone might be enough to grab a bag.

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Live Tuna Cutting, Rare Sashimi & Tsukiji-Style Buzz — Happening at FairPrice Xtra on 25 Apr

Something wildly different is taking over the supermarket floor — and it’s not your usual grocery run.

A massive whole tuna. Expert chefs with razor-sharp knives. Crowds gathering, phones out, eyes locked in. The kind of spectacle you’d expect at Tokyo’s famous Tsukiji Fish Market — except it’s happening right here in Singapore.

At FairPrice Xtra Parkway Parade on 25 April (10.30am – 12.30pm), shoppers can catch a 50kg premium Bluefin tuna being expertly carved on the spot. It’s not something you see every day—chefs work through the entire fish with precision, breaking it down into prized sections right in front of a growing crowd.

The moment the fish is sliced, it doesn’t sit around.

Fresh cuts are made available almost immediately after, including rare sashimi-grade portions like kamatoro (fatty collar), noten (top of the head), and hohoniku (cheek). These are typically the kind of selections you’d expect at higher-end Japanese dining spots, but here, they’re served straight from the source—while stocks last.

Around the cutting area, the setup expands into a full seafood spread, featuring a variety of sashimi-grade options alongside popular picks for everyday meals. Many shoppers end up staying longer than planned, comparing cuts and deciding what to bring home while the selection is at its freshest.

Then it turns into something straight out of Tokyo’s Tsukiji market. And here’s where things get fun. Auction-style seafood deals roll out with rapid-fire calls, shifting prices, and shoppers jumping in to lock down the best cuts. Blink and it’s gone—miss a moment, miss the deal.

You don’t get to see events like this often.  If you’ve ever been curious about how a whole tuna is prepared, or you just want to get your hands on ultra-fresh sashimi at event-only prices, this is your moment. Come early, stay for the show, and be ready to move when the best cuts drop.


Date: 25 April 2026
Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm
Address: FairPrice Xtra Parkway Parade

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Burger King is offering $2.95 Mushroom Swiss Burger (55% off) from now till 30 Apr 26

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Burger runs under $3 don’t show up often — and when they do, they don’t usually stick around for long.

Right now, Burger King is dropping the price of its fan-favourite Mushroom Swiss Burger to just $2.95 — that’s a solid 55% off the usual price. No complicated mechanics, no minimum spend. Just download the app, tap into the reward, and you’re set.

The Mushroom Swiss Burger has always been one of Burger King’s more indulgent picks — juicy beef patty, creamy mushroom sauce, and that unmistakable layer of melted Swiss cheese coming together in a soft bun. It’s rich, savoury, and easily one of the more satisfying options on the menu.

At $2.95, it lands squarely in that “why not just get one” territory — or realistically, more than one.

How to Redeem

Getting it is straightforward:

  • Download the Burger King app
  • Find the Mushroom Swiss Burger reward
  • Redeem after breakfast hours
  • Choose dine-in or pickup

No dine-in restrictions beyond timing, so it’s an easy lunch, dinner, or even late afternoon fix.

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