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Lynnett Yip
A native Malaysian, Lynnett has over five years of writing experience having covered beauty and travel topics at leading women’s lifestyle magazines in Malaysia and Singapore. When she’s not writing, Lynnett keeps herself busy with two of her favourite pastimes – people-watching at a café with a good cup of latte and searching for the best durian ice cream in the country.
This crunchy, moreish flatbread is one of the best-known Malaysian and Singaporean food staples, but where does it come from?
People pay high prices and queue for ages to get their hands on this salty-sweet dried meat, but where did it originate?
A surprising number of Malaysian-Chinese and Singaporean-Chinese actors and singers have become famous in China and elsewhere across the globe
This highly-addictive drink from Taiwan has spread around the world from Japan and Malaysia to the United States and Australia
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With lagoon pools, turquoise seas and numerous activities in the countryside, properties like Da Nang Resort in Vietnam and Shangri-La’s Boracay Resort & Spa in the Philippines are great for the kids – and adults looking for a quiet time
From laksa to satay and roti canai to bak kut teh – the Southeast Asian country is a foodie’s paradise
Topped with yellow durian foam or filled with colourful, fruit juice-infused tapioca pearls, bubble tea is one of Malaysia’s trendiest beverages. Drink your fill of these teas that look as delicious as they taste
Whether you sip them at Ah Sam’s in your slippers or let Bar Stories invent one for you, Singapore’s cocktail scene is ever impressive
Meat lover Lynnett Yip tries mouth-watering Beyond Meat and Omnipork dishes at a string of Singaporean restaurants. Read on for her verdict
If you’ve a taste for gourmet burgers – both meat or veggie varieties – eateries such as Black Tap, Fatburger and Three Buns Quayside will be perfect for you
Cafes offer home-grown coffee, delectable pastries, matcha and coffee-drawing art
There’s more to the island state than Orchard Road, Marina Bay Sands and Sentosa Island
Waters off coasts of Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Japan, Thailand and the Maldives are perfect for breathtaking close encounters with aquatic life
Malaysia’s second city hosts attractions from a tropical spice garden and the world’s smallest national park to magnificent heritage buildings, tempting cuisine and stylish speakeasy bars
Six other members of the ‘Forbes’ world’s richest list with a combined age of 435 years and a net worth that total more than US$58 billion
We’re here to delve into yet another Malaysia versus Singapore food debate – this time, it’s all about the soul-reviving herbal pork rib dish
Elevate your dining experience with a visit to these rooftop dining establishments in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam
Malaysia, Hawaii, Singapore and the Maldives are just some of the places offering a perfect slice of paradise to meet your family’s wants and needs
Failing to make a splash in these good-looking man-made creations would be such a waste
Our top picks are as Instagram-worthy as they are unusual
