Teo Kai Xiang
Kai covers the “oddball beat” for The Straits Times – stories about emerging trends, unusual subcultures and hidden sides of life in Singapore. His favourite reads are stories about the culture of culture, and he believes that no story is too small to be told. Before this, he had stints at Yahoo Singapore and Business Insider.
Latest articles
This is what ADHD looks like – from buying multiple earplugs to getting diagnosed because of your kids
Design News: Gardens by the Bay’s India-themed display, Boutiques Singapore returns
Last call for the NightRider bus: Can Singapore be a 24-hour city without it?
Title inflation: The job vacancy said ‘senior manager’, but the reality fell short
Portugal’s hottest dish is a $10 tin of fish
When a mall grows old: How Katong Shopping Centre went from ‘shopping paradise’ to maid agencies
Singapore’s take on viral ‘cake picnic’ trend draws criticism over $170 fee for bakers
Never Too Small: He gained 3 million followers by showing off tiny homes around the world
What Hollywood gets wrong about S’pore: ‘If we wait for accurate roles, some of us would never work’
TikTok is paying S’pore Gen X ‘aunties’ to use app: ‘I’m at the stage where I thought I’d just try’
