You don’t have to be a Koreaboo to enjoy all things Korean – who can resist the temptation of K-BBQ, spicy instant noodles, and K-pop dances? While you might be pining away for a holiday in Korea, chances are you can’t just drop everything to take the first flight there.
But now, you can experience all things Korea in Singapore. In partnership with Mediacorp, Causeway Point is holding a full-blown Korean Festival from 2 to 5 August 2018, where you can buy Korean food, products, and also watch Korean showcases like traditional performances and K-pop dances. Here’s what you can look forward to:
Korea’s known for their tasty food, dramas, and of course, oppas. You might not find a suitably well-dressed, gentlemanly oppa here, but Causeway Point will have plenty of other Korean goodies.
Korean businesses like Shine Korea and Samjin Amook will be setting up stalls where you can find a variety of Korean snacks, like fishcakes.
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When you’re done gathering your newfound Korean staples, head over to their workshops and activities. While us Singaporeans might be well-versed in the art of making traditional kopitiam desserts, Korean dishes like kimbap, bibimbab, and kimchi aren’t common sights in our kitchens. Learn how to make these classic Korean dishes at the following times:
Cooking demos and workshops by Seoul Yummy
Try Jjamppong Stew & Make Your Own Kimchi
When: 4 August 2018, 11:05AM
Try Bibimbab and Make Your Own Kimchi
When: 5 August 2018, 1:05PM
The traditional Korean hanbok
There’ll also be a photo booth where you can dress up in hanbok (traditional Korean clothes) to take home a free instant photo print. You’ll have to spend a min. of $30* at participating stores in Causeway Point to join these workshops and take part in the photo booth, but that’ll be easy, considering the huge range of food and products to take home.
*T&Cs apply.
Image credit: Causeway Point
Set some time aside from your shopping to watch the performances lined up at the fair, showcasing a lil’ bit of everything from K-pop dance groups to traditional Korean drums. Whether you’re a hardcore BLACKPINK fan or you only vaguely remember Psy’s Gangnam Style, these performances promise an entertaining weekend out with the entire fam.
Image credit: Causeway Point
Traditional Korean Dance
When: 4 August 2018, 12:20PM
Traditional Korean Drums
When: 5 August 2018, 2:20PM
Korean K-pop Dance
When: 4 August 2018, 12:45PM | 5 August 2018, 2:45PM
Image credit: Causeway Point
It’s all fun and games at Causeway Point so bring your entire family down – your kids are sure to enjoy playing Stage Games, especially when they’re led by adorable mascots FanFan and KuaiKuai.
Stage Games
When: 4 August 2018, 12:30PM | 5 August 2018, 2:30PM
Meet & Greet with FanFan and KuaiKuai
When: 4 August 2018, 12PM | 5 August 2018, 2PM
With Causeway Point’s Korean Festival, it’s a full-on bash where you’ll be loading up on snacks, beauty products, and all things Korean. From 2 to 5 August 2018, head down to join in food workshops to make kimchi or watch performances like Korean drums or K-pop dance hits.
You can also meet a few of your favourite Mediacorp LOVE972 DJs like DJ Violet Fenying (4 August, 11AM-1PM), and DJ Wendy Xiao Ying and DJ Lina (5 August, 1PM-3PM).
As an exclusive offer for TSL readers, simply like Causeway Point’s Facebook Page and present this article at the fair to redeem a voucher sponsored by Seoul Yummy*. Also, make a min. spend of $100 to receive a Tupperware Snack N Go, or a min. spend of $150 to receive a $10 digital gift card*!
*T&Cs apply – rewards are available on a first-come-first serve basis while stocks last.
The blue Tupperware Snack N Go has been fully redeemed.
Causeway Point’s All Things Korea
Date: 2 to 5 August 2018
Time: 11AM-9PM
Location: Level 1 Atrium, 1 Woodlands Square, Singapore 738099
You can also keep up with Causeway Point’s events on their Facebook and Instagram.
This post was brought to you by Causeway Point.
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