He used to perform under the moniker of MMXJ, which represents his initials and that of his older brothers Meng Xiong and Meng Wei — the grandsons of Malaysian billionaire Robert Kuok.
But you can bet that he loves it all the same. He tells us what to expect from the freshly reopened restaurant.
Prolific vintage costume jewellery dealer Connie Parente on her favourite finds and top tips for starting a collection.
This month, we put the spotlight on 5 individuals who are pushing to make Singapore a better and more equitable place to be.
She tells us how we can better support Singapore’s diverse community of migrant workers.
LGBTQ activist Jean Chong tells us what needs to be done to attain true equality in Singapore.
She tells us about her community initiatives, and how she hopes Singaporeans will become more active citizens.
She talks about diversity in the STEM industry, and what she’s learned about hiring based on expertise.
In April, she set up Mentor For Hope, a community mentoring programme that has since provided over 300 startups with help and valuable advice.
From political thrillers to family dramas, the social media maven shares her favourite shows.
“It’s a very community-centred and vibrant living arrangement reminiscent of pre-skyscraper-Singapore,” says founder Fang Low.
Short of belting out our national anthem, friends of A wax lyrical about their favourite things in Singapore, be it a place, a tune, a dish… or another dish.
He’s had a hand in transforming our cityscape, now he’s investing in innovation to scale up the possibilities of food delivery around the world. The billionaire tells us why he wants to be “ahead of change” and not fall “victim to being stagnant”.