101714    Served with a sweet soup, it comes either plain or filled with a variety of fillings, such as ground sesame, ground peanuts or red bean paste.

101715    Jian Dui, with its golden colour and round shape, resembling gold coins, is a symbol of fortune and wealth.

101716    There is a Chinese belief that as the Jian Dui grows bigger when it is fried, so will your wealth.

101717    So next time when you’re at a Dim Sum restaurant or a Chinese bakery, be sure to have some Jin Dui and watch your fortune increase.

101718    In conjunction with Singapore Food Festival 2010, play the Food In Translation game and find out more about Singapore’s Signature Dishes.

101719    Teater Ekamatra

101720    Theatre for the Socially-Conscious

101721    Established in 1988, Teater Ekamatra is a non-profit theatre company dedicated to producing socially relevant plays.

101722    But while it is known for its dedication towards developing and expanding definitions and forms of Malay theatre, Teater Ekamatra does not restrict its work to performances in the Malay language.

101723    Instead, it seeks to give voice and visibility to the Malay market in relation to the contemporary local and global climate.

101724    Teater Ekamatra prides itself on cultural pluralism, individual equality and artistic excellence, and continuously reassesses its relevance and contribution to the society.

101725    Some of the group’s best shows include In Search of Wonderland and Nadirah.

101726    Crystal Jade Kitchen

101727    Magic Kitchen

101728    This Hong Kong-style restaurant dishes out casual Cantonese favourites such as dim sum, congee, rice and noodles, including Singapore’s signature Wonton Mee (dumpling noodles).