In Singapore, June has brought exciting developments in both the culinary and mental health sectors.
Paradise Hotpot Expands at VivoCity
Riding on the success of its previous outlets, Paradise Hotpot has opened its largest branch yet at VivoCity on 19 June 2024. This new outlet promises an extensive menu, catering to hotpot lovers eager for a unique dining experience.
- Fresh ingredients sourced locally
- Innovative broths and dipping sauces
- A spacious setting for family gatherings
As diners flock to this popular destination, it shows the resilience and creativity of Singapore’s culinary scene.
24/7 Mental Health Support Launched by MOH
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has launched Singapore’s first national mental health helpline and textline service. This initiative aims to provide continuous support for anyone experiencing mental health challenges.
Key features include:
- Round-the-clock availability
- Immediate access via call or text
- Professional support from trained counsellors
With this support system in place, individuals can seek help without hesitation—a significant step towards prioritising mental well-being in the nation.
Book Lovers Unite for Yale-NUS Adoption Drive
On 14 June 2024, hundreds of book enthusiasts gathered at NUS Library for a book adoption and exchange drive, aiming to find new homes for discarded books from the Yale-NUS College. The event was a wonderful opportunity for bibliophiles to snag some nostalgia and connect over their love for literature.
This initiative illustrates the community’s dedication to preserving literary culture while supporting sustainability.
Odette Shines as Singapore’s Culinary Star
Odette remains Singapore’s sole representative in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants List for 2025, showcasing the exceptional talent in our local dining scene. Its consistent quality and creativity continue to draw food aficionados.