Five things to do this weekend (Apr 16-18)

Whether you’re slogging hard in school or work, it’s always important to remember to take breaks. 

And the weekend represents the best time to unwind and relax before the new week starts. 

Here are five things to do this weekend (Apr 16 to 18):

Celebrity-owned online F&B business, Sibay Shiok, has added an interesting item onto its menu – Chilli Crab with yuzu and pomelo pulp. 

While it may sound like a weird combination, the Japanese yuzu adds sweetness to the spicy dish while the pomelo pulp helps bring out the crab’s freshness. 

You can choose from two sets: 800 grams (S$118) or 1500 grams (S$168). Each set includes two loaves of baked Italian ciabatta bread. 

Sibay Shiok is a collaboration between Mediacorp actors Terence Cao and Zhang Yaodong. Find out more here.

There are 14 “larger-than-life” art installations along the 36km coast-to-coast trail from now till Jun 6 that you can admire. 

Titled Rewritten: The World Ahead of Us, the art showcase is spread across eight nature parks from Punggol to Jurong. These include BOND by Jerome Ng Xin Hao and Zed Haan, as well as [ ] with Dual Possibilities by Vertical Submarine. 

The coast-to-coast trail spans across the island, linking up nature areas and park connectors, including Jurong Lake Gardens and the new Lornie Nature Corridor. 

Calling all Lego fans! Singapore’s largest Lego Certified Store is now open at Suntec City! 

Spanning over 2,088 square feet, the store features a bespoke Merlion mosaic wall at the entrance. 

It is  created by Lego-Certified Professional Nicholas Foo, using 92,160 pieces of Lego bricks. There is also an augmented-reality kiosk, the Digibox, where you can see what your completed Lego set will look like assembled before you make a purchase. 

The store is located at 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City Mall West Wing, #01-305, S038984.

Forget your standard fried chicken. Popular fast-food chain Texas Chicken is taking things a step further with their new Sambal Chicken! 

The chicken is coated with sambal sauce made of sambal paste, lemongrass, turmeric powder, assam juice, shallots, and other spices. You can purchase it as a one-piece sambal chicken and rice set (S$8.40), or a two-piece sambal chicken combo (S$9.80). 

You can also try out Texas Chicken’s new chendol gula melaka soft serve (S$2.50). This limited-time menu will be available until May 26.

In a bid to ease COVID-19 restrictions, cycling and kayaking tours will now be allowed to expand their capacity to 50 participants from this weekend. 

This is up from the current maximum group size of 20. However, participants still have to be split into sub-groups of eight without intermingling with other groups.

So go gather your friends and try out some of these kayaking and cycling tours!