Sakura International Buffet Restaurant is one of Singapore’s most popular halal-certified restaurants. With branches conveniently located throughout the island, Sakura serves up 100 different varieties of Japanese, Western and Oriental dishes. Favourites include fresh seafood on ice, teppanyaki, tempura, sushi and a delightful array of desserts.

We have three $20 Sakura vouchers to give away to My Green Space readers! Simply answer these questions for your chance to win.

1) Sakura International Buffet Restaurant at Dhoby Ghaut Green is conveniently located above Dhoby Ghaut MRT. True or false?

2) Dhoby Ghaut Green was officially launched in 2009. True or false?

3) Name the other two parks where Sakura outlets are located.

Contest closes on 15 November 2010. Email your answer tonparks_mailbox@nparks.gov.sgwith the subject title ‘My Green Space Contest – ‘Sakura Voucher’, together with your name and contact number. Prizes will be awarded to the first three respondents with the correct answers.

We have 10 sets of prizes from Skateline (worth $55 each) for My Green Space readers. Each set comprises two skating lessons and a personal skating skill record book. Answer these simple questions for your chance to win..

1) This volunteer programme sponsored by Skateline, spreads the message of safe and responsible park usage while skating or cycling. What is the name of this programme? (Hint: refer to the article on Skateline found in this issue).

2) Skateline conducts lessons for skaters of all proficiency levels, with an emphasis on safety procedures. True or false?

Contest closes on 15 November 2010. Email your answer tonparks_mailbox@nparks.gov.sgwith the subject title ‘My Green Space Contest – ‘Skateline’, together with your name and contact number. Prizes will be awarded to the first ten respondents with the correct answers.

Native orchids have grown freely on roadside trees in Singapore for centuries, and the Singapore Botanic Gardens has cultivated many beautiful hybrids. Dr Teoh Eng Soon, a former president of the Orchid Society of Southeast Asia and editor of the Malayan Orchid Review, turns his expert eye on the many attractive orchids found in the garden city.

This book provides a brief history of orchid cultivation in Singapore, and information on the different species that grow here. It features over 200 stunning photographs of beautiful blooms that have caught the author’s eye at gardens and shows.

We have a copy of Orchids in a Garden City (worth $42 before GST) to give away to a My Green Space reader! Simply answer these questions for your chance to win.

1. Who is the author of Orchids in a Garden City?

2. The Vanda Miss Joaqium is Singapore’s national flower. True or false?

Contest closes on 15 November 2010. Email your answer tonparks_mailbox@nparks.gov.sgwith the subject title ‘My Green Space Contest – ‘Orchids’, together with your name and contact number. Prizes will be awarded to the first respondent with the correct answers.