[Exhibition] The Greater Sentosa Exhibition at VivoCity + Dinner at Takagi Ramen

The Greater Sentosa Exhibition: "Your Island. Reimagined." is a free public showcase of plans for the future development of Sentosa and Pulau Brani.

After the Circle Line Public Review, my daughter and I took a bus to VivoCity to check out the exhibition. It was fun exploring the interactive displays and we were excited to get a glimpse into the future plans and developments for Sentosa and Pulau Brani. 

The exhibition includes seven interactive areas, layered-stamp booths and an AI-enabled experience where visitors can explore possible future beaches, waterfronts and attractions. There are also exclusive promotions for iconic Sentosa attractions and dining vouchers exclusively for exhibition visitors. 

Limited-edition Event Postcard 

Layered stamping at 7 different zones. Recently, I got into the hobby of stamp rallies and would collect them in my exclusive stamp book.  

Digital AI Photobooth

We took a personalised quiz and the AI generated images of us. There are over 50 AI-generated future island backdrops. 

I also received a free pair of Sentosa Island Admission Passes (for entry via car or Sentosa Express) valid untill 1st September which made the visit even more worthwhile. Just need to scan and redeem using Singpass (Up to two island admission tickets per person, for Singapore Citizens and PRs above 15 years old). No purchase required. 

Greater Sentosa Exhibition Locations

VivoCity - 3 to 5 July 2026 
Our Tampines Hub - 22 to 27 July 2026
Jurong Point - 19 to 24 August 2026
Waterway Point - 23 to 27 September 2026
Sentosa - October onwards

Caught a shiny Sobble at VivoCity! 

Ended the day with dinner with my family and my MIL at Takagi Ramen. They were having a 1-for-1 promotion on selected items. Since we always eat their ramen, I ordered the 1-for-1 Tonmeshi (Pulled Pork Rice) with Onsen Egg to try. The 1-for-1 promotion is valid for online ordering only and not for dine-in, thus the takeaway box. 

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[Event] Public Preview of Circle Line 6 CCL6

After years in the making,  

the Circle Line is finally a full circle! 

 The loop is finally closed with three stations added between HarbourFront and Marina Bay MRT stations and the stations are Keppel, Cantonment and Prince Edward Road. I brought my girl to the public preview before it officially opens for passenger service on 12 July 2026.

We started out at Marina Bay MRT station and were greeted by the cheerful balloon lady. The public preview allows complimentary entry and exit from here and within the three preview stations. 

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"Doppler" by Gerald Leow explores how unseen forces such as sound, motion and perception shape our everyday experiences. Inspired by the Doppler effect and the movement of ship propellers around Prince Edward Road, the spiral steel sculpture represent the dynamic relationship between science, movement and art. 

Some of the activities at Prince Edward Road station. We didn't complete all of them as the queues were pretty long for some.

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By right, the next station after Prince Edward Road should be Cantonment station, but because the stamp card collection was at Keppel, we skipped Cantonment first and went to Keppel station. 

The two animal statues found at Keppel stations: Elimu, the baby black rhino and Arin, the baby Indian elephant. 

The tunneling story of Keppel Station. Building the tunnels between Cantonment and Keppel stations was challenging because the most direct route passed beneath the foundations of the Keppel Viaduct. Engineers had to use an advanced technique as a solution to this. 

Some of the activities and booths at Keppel station. We even got a paper collage of an SBS bus which we can use it to build the 3D model.

Interestingly, there is also a bicycle park area, which is actually quite big.

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Inspired by the former Tanjong Pagar Railway Station, Cantonment Station features elegant curved ceilings and stained-glass murals that make it one of the most unique stations on the Circle Line. There was a VR station and a Knackstop pop-up selling cool merchandise, but we didn't get any. My girl and I got separately for a while at this station as she didn't managed to board the train before the doors closed. 

I went back to Prince Edward Road station to get the last stamp and also the souvenir. It was a Prince Edward Road tag! The Curious Cassie's Adventure is completed! 

We headed back to Keppel MRT station, but the MRT wasn't operating to HarbourFront yet, so we exited the station and took a bus to HarbourFront instead to go to the next event at VivoCity. 

With the Circle Line now a complete loop, Singapore's MRT network is more connected than ever. It's amazing to see how our rail system continue to grow, making travelling around more convenient for everyone. I can't wait for the upcoming Cross Island Line and Jurong Region Line to open which will definitely brings an even more seamless connections across the island! 

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[Event] Ranger Buddies @ PLQ Parkside + Lunch at Jimmy Monkey

Ranger Buddies have partnered with Lendlease to launch a series of missions around the world at PLQ Parkside every quarter till the end of 2026. We headed down for the first mission - 'Trouble in Everest'. Coincidentally, I had a Carousell deal at PLQ, which is perfect since we were already in the area. After the Carousell deal, we started our mission.

 This mission combines physical and digital elements, we received our mission by scanning a QR code at the Ranger Buddies treehouse mailbox. Then, armed with our phones and AR, we 'traveled' to the Himalayas via this teleport point. 

After entering, there were four mission activities to be completed: simple obstacle courses, AR games and quizzes. It's a self-paced experience that allows the kids to complete the tasks at their own time. Parents can supervise younger kids, while older kids can easily complete the missions independently. 

We completed the missions and headed to Jimmy Monkey Cafe to redeem the mission badge. Being a Lendlease member, we also redeem a $5 Lendlease E-voucher with a minimum spend of $20 nett at PLQ Parkside F&B outlets. (First 1,000 redemptions) 

We also get to redeem a complimentary kids meal (choose from the menu) worth $10 at Jimmy Monkey, so we decided to have lunch there. My girl picked the Ham and Cheese Grill - Buttered brioche, mozzarella and honey ham. The outdoor seating area was pleasant, and they provided kids with a colouring sheet. Upon completion, kids could redeem a free babyccino.

Hubby ordered the Crispy Pork Belly ($12) which was served in a very good chilli dip. 

For myself, I had the Ragin' Cajun Chicken Bowl ($20) - Grilled chicken thigh with cajun dressing, red peppers, olive tapenade, cherry tomatoes with onsen egg served with quinoa. Went back home after this hearty meal! 

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[Personal] April's Tik Tok Hauls - Stainless Steel Cat Coffee Spoons + 32oz Thermal Water Bottle

The young and old me still loves hot chocolate with marshmallows. Bought this cute cat mini spoon with cat paws that can rest at the side of the cup. 

"Life is like hot chocolate — rich and warm.
The marshmallows are the small joys that melt in,
making the hard days softer and the sweet ones sweeter."

I bought a new water bottle to motivate myself to drink more water in the office. Found this large capacity, O brand inspired double-wall vacuum insulated water bottle that's not only stylish but also practical and functionable. 

The straw allows for effortless drinking as the bottle can be heavy when fully filled, making it easier to sip water through the straw. With the straw, I can drink without tilting the bottle. The double wall prevents scalding and keeps my water warm throughout the day. The best part is it's only about 1/5 of the cost. 

Tik Tok Shop Link : https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS9FTc4cAqaWX-t2l4p/

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[Events] Lunch at Cherki + ZOOOM by Patch Theatre presented by ACT 3 International + 313 Day

After watching Emerald Hill - The Little Nyonya Story on TV, I've been craving Peranakan food. Just nice, Pink invited us to join her family for lunch at Cherki, located in the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. 

 Cherki redefines Peranakan dining with its modern take on traditional cuisine and uniquely crafted cocktails. The space exudes warmth and elegance, blending turquoise and brown hues with gold to give a modern and contemporary look.  

We ordered the Tingkat Set which comes with one beverage and two sides. We chose different mains but some similar sides. I had the blue pea rice, my girl had the buah keluak fried rice, and my hubby had dry laksa. The food was served in a beautiful, two-tiered tingkat. Each lunch set comes with crackers, sambal and house made Achar. This was the first time we tried buah keluak fried rice, it was super nice. I would want to order it again the next time if we came back here again.

We also ordered the Laksa Lobster Kueh Pie Tee (4 pcs) and Cherki Red Ngor Hiang for sharing.

They sell a variety of cocktails and mocktails and we had the edible cocktail - Sop Story and The Descendants. Berry Mocktail. Very nice presentation. 

Kaya Gula Melaka Tiramisu, Orh Nee Tart and Black Sesame Cheesecake.

Assorted Nyonya Kuih is a must-order. Served warm and so soft. 

After eating, the kids explored level 1 of SCCC as there's still some time before our next event.

Overall, a very pleasant experience dining here. The food had met my expectation and I tried new dishes too. 

Cherki

1 Straits Blvd

#01-02

Singapore 018906

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We headed over to the Victoria Theatre to catch ZOOOM by Patch Theatre, presented by Act 3 international. 

Before we entered the theatre, each of us was given a portable light that will actually changed colours later in the show. Inspired by Harold and The Purple Crayon, ZOOOM's narrative follows a child's imaginative journey when they're unable to sleep at night.  

The show was fun and engaging, with a perfect blend of light, energy and creativity that left a lasting impression. No dialogue was needed. At the end of the show, we queued up to take some nice group photos together with the actress, who was impressively tall. 

Since we were in the area and still had some time, we visited the National Gallery Singapore. Another great place for kids to explore and hang out. 

313 Somerset celebrated 313 Day on 31st March by giving out 1,000 Tangulu from Kang Ji Sugar Coated Fruits, 1,000 drinks from Tim Hortons, and 1,000 scoops of gelato from Vanda Botanical Desserts. I redeemed with the promo codes on the Lendlease Plus app and went to claim them today after our dinner at Genki Sushi. Unfortunately, I didn't manage to redeem the Tanghulu as the staff said it was already sold out. 

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