&MADE
Gourmet burgers with thick patties and cheap wine at this hip and monochromatic joint.
Dulcet & Studio | Review
The folks behind ramen institution Tampopo and this selfservice joint clearly know their clientele of expats and young professionals. Its Japanese-Western fare, soothing grey and dark wood color scheme (including a cutesy feature wall stenciled with cooking utensils) and slow pop tunes all cater to the clean-cut crowd. Service is quick and cheerful (you order […]
Nicolas Le Restaurant
It's all about hearty and seasonal French fare at this sleek Tanjong Pagar restaurant.
Cups N Canvas
This café cum studio plays on art for their edible offerings too. Case in point: their pasta dishes are named after colors such as Greeno Pesto, linguine with basil chicken ($15.90). Try their PK duck sandwich, duck and Japanese cucumber with orange hoisin sauce on ciabatta ($9.90). They also offer drinks like sweet potato latte […]
Interview: Andre Barreau for The Bootleg Beatles
Andre Barreau, who plays George Harrison in The Beatles cover band The Bootleg Beatles, shares how he replicates the energy of The Fab Four.
Interview: Ben Rosen and Evan Roberts for The Gunnery
These recording creatives (best known for doing the trailer music for Hollywood blockbuster Knight and Day) explain how they make music magic for screen and radio.
Interview: Voon Wong
The award-winning London-based architect and chief curator of the recent interior design exhibition 100% Design Singapore talks to Chin Hui Wen about Singapore’s constant evolution.
$15 Nett Set Lunch @ Fremantle Seafood Market
Get a two-course meal consisting of mains like battered cod fish in burrito wrap, or Petuna salmon cream spinach, and a soup of the day or homemade dessert.
$15 Nett Set Lunch @ Hot Stones
Get a two-course meal, consisting of a main like Australia beef sirloin and cod fillet, or sashimi grade salmon and hamachi, and get a soup of the day or homemade dessert.
The Star Performing Arts Centre, Uncovered
Award-winning The Star Performing Arts Centre (The Star PAC) officially has its grand opening today. And behind the magnificent venue is an unusual story that involves a church, which I’ve only discovered after reading an article from the International Arts Manager (yes, I haven’t been following the news very closely), an English publication, while waiting […]