Asian Tigers Group

Eating is Singapore’s national pastime and thanks to its complex cultural makeup it is the proverbial melting pot.  Get set for flavourful fusion of Chinese, Malay, and Indian food. It is a supercharged hawker food scene that is very accessible (Read more...)

Put up New Year decorations in your home and office.
Offer (symbolic) sacrifices to ancestors (e.g., fruit, incense, etc.)
On Chinese New Year's Eve (Feb 11) Organize a reunion dinner with close family
Buy and wear new clothes. It’s time for renewal (Read more...)

After moving to Asia, you’ll soon get a sense of the different conventions that rule social and business interactions, yet it can still seem quite mystifying. Yes, it is a whole different ball game that requires a degree of patience and planning.  (Read more...)

Relocating to anywhere in Asia demands us to move many things: our home, our family, our pets, our mindset. The list goes on. But once you have been through all these physical and mental challenges and satisfied all those visa applications and other (Read more...)

If there is a single most iconic Hong Kong eating experience, dim sum easily takes that title.  Usually thought of for breakfast or lunch, dim sum is a Cantonese style of cooking (Read more...)

Chinese New Year has many rituals but the most interesting one is “Lai See” or little red packets. There is widely followed custom that you fold brand new, unused bills and put them into the Lai See packets. You then give these out during CNY. (Read more...)