PM Lee’s son Li Hongyi creates fun ice cream map of Singapore

Ice Cream MapCreated by Li Hongyi, the son of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, the Ice Cream Map is a website that features the many ice cream joints in Singapore. It also includes Li's reviews and recommended flavours.

The ice cream aficionado, who is also the director of Open Government Products at Singapore’s Government Technology Agency , worked on the website, which he called"a fun side project" for the past few months. The extensive list is organised in tiers, from the top Creme de la Creme level to Sweet Cream, which Li said is"good for every day". There is also a Creme Fraiche category where he ranks the non-traditional but noteworthy ice cream places.

While Li gave Monarchs & Milkweed and Birds of Paradise the top honours, he has called upon fellow ice cream lovers to send in their recommendations to add to the"far from comprehensive" list.

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