Flavours of the Lion City Review

Good things taste better when shared. My father and brother has always enjoyed the tales of Edge at Pan Pacific. They went for the ‘Flavours of the Lion City’ and was utterly impressed with the variety of food available. If you are like my brother and have a ferocious appetite, buffets are the most value for money way to go. You can fill yourself with quality food till you are full. 

For my brother, his favorite is the laksa, chilli crab and the sweet riceball dessert. For my father, he enjoyed the Asian delights such as the hot soup, promfets and the fresh seafood. Specials of the 'Flavours of the Lion City’ include the charcoal-barbecued live station showcases Marinated Giant Squid, Local-farmed Vannamei Prawn!

Save your tummy taste for their desserts. Nostalgic flavours, such as Edge’s Signature Durian Pandan Cake and Chempedak Cake are the typical must-have. But don't miss the playful creations, such as Milo Pani Puri,  Chocolate Chilli Padi Tartlet, Coconut Rock Melon Tart, Horlicks Bread, Butter Pudding and Ondeh-ondeh Ice Cream. Our family joke is that you need to starve for days before and after so that you can enjoy the full suite of delights!

If you don't have plans for the long weekends yet, buffet can be an option in your list. ‘Flavours of the Lion City’ at Edge from 10 July until 9 August 2026, available daily. Weekday lunch is extremely affordable, perfect for team lunches. 

Weekday Lunch | Mondays to Fridays, from 12:00pm to 2:30pm

• $61++ per adult
• $36++ per child (6 to 12 years old)

Weekday Dinner | Mondays to Thursdays, from 6:00pm to 10:00pm

• $98++ per adult | Inclusive of free flow of soft drinks
• $49++ per child (6 to 12 years old) | Inclusive of free flow of soft drinks

Weekend Dinner | Fridays to Sundays, from 6:00pm to 10:00pm

• $118++ per adult | Inclusive of free flow of soft drinks
• $59++ per child (6 to 12 years old) | Inclusive of free flow of soft drinks

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** To get additional discounts, you can use the discount code "BABYNFAMKLOOK" when you book through Klook for a 5% Discount. Applicable to All Klook Activities with min. spend of SGD50. Discount capped at SGD15

Kiztopia Prestige Review

We have always been going to their flagship outlet at Marina Square, so we thought we should explore their outlets before the #1 outgrow his indoor playground phase. Prestige is located at New Bahru. It is a pretty interesting place and deserve a whole post on its own. Prestige is a very new outlet and is in the soft, woody colour themed scheme that gives it a premium feeling. 

The space isn't particularly huge but has interesting corners such as an area outdoor, reading nook and a carousel. There was also an area dedicated for free-play with modular cushions and blocks. Because of the outdoor area, when parents/ kids leave the door open, the whole indoor playground can grow to become rather warm. 

I can imagine this being one of the best toddler-targeted playground alongside Pororo Park. The 2 kids still had a great time within the 2 hours. Any longer, they might have been bored. During special occasions, there will always be special activities - including a meet-and-greet etc. From observation, Prestige seems to be particularly targeted at the expats - a place for the families to gather. For the first time, the local children are the minorities. 

To fully complete the indoor playground journey, Prestige should still be a must-visit. But once is more than enough for me. For the parents, there is not much adult-targeted fun. Haha. Maybe I should have another baby to enjoy this place better :P

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Kiztopia (Super worth it when you are buying passes) : https://www.klook.com/en-SG/activity/114036-kiztopia-ticket-singapore-river-valley/

** Use the discount code "BABYNFAMKLOOK" when you book through Klook for a 5% Discount. Applicable to All Klook Activities with min. spend of SGD50. Discount capped at SGD15.

Slava's Snowshow Review

Touted as a family show, I took a peek at the review videos. I have to say I was utterly intrigued. Riding on the promotional prices (1 for 1), we decided to head over as an family for Slava's Snowshow. No regrets because it was one of the most interactive clown shows we have seen. There were a few acts and I couldn't completely comprehend the storyline. But somehow, I couldn't keep my eyes off them. 

My impression of clowns were that they were always comedic. In the acts, although their actions were pretty funny, it seemed to explore different themes of fear,  desolate and despair. They were basically miming throughout the shows. No words were spoken, but there were always murmurs of conversations by their young children audiences. 

During intermission, we didn't step out. And surprisingly, there was a small performance on its own. Eventually, it became a full act. The clowns would come down the stage, splashing water at the audience. The energy was chaotic, but fun. We could not really anticipate what would happen next. The kids and I were excited laughing during the 2nd half. 

Our favourite was the giant spider web, snow blizzard and the giant balls. It was a spectacle itself watching how a snow blizzard was presented. The kids would raise their hands to try to catch the web, paper and balls. I love how there were not much rules to enjoy. The crowd maintain civil and for Singapore standards, was having an absolute blast chasing the balls and throwing Papier-Mâchée in the air. 

Slava's Snowshow is only at Sands Theatre from 15 to 26 July, do get your tickets before it ends. It doesn't come by Singapore often. So the next time you get to watch it, it might be 3 years later! Tip: To catch promotional prices, always keep a lookout and check the MBS theatres social medias. That's how I caught mine :D