Seki

It’s possible to have a good experience at the Rendezvous Gallery’s Japanese spot, you just need to know what you’re in for. Don’t expect a fine dining temple or a sophisticated space. (A dead giveaway: the place is right next to Tex Mex fast food joint Baja Fresh.) Seki’s an affordable outlet that’s just right […]

Kitchenette

Kitchenette offers classics like steak frites ($20) and confit de canard ($19) at very affordable prices, as well as breakfast items including their signature breakfast set that’s a steal at just $15 for two eggs, beef Stilton, bacon, beans, sausage, mushrooms, tomatoes, potatoes and a choice of fresh orange juice or coffee. They’re also a […]

Interview: Markus Pabst for Soap! The Show

Chin Hui Wen talks to Markus Pabst, one of the directors of this off-beat performance, which blends music, circus acrobatics and comedy in a tale of bathtubs and eccentric characters.

Interview: Cesar Millan, the Dog Whisperer

This famed dog behavior specialist—who has worked with celebs like Oprah Winfrey, Scarlett Johansson and Will Smith—is in town for his show Cesar Millan Live: Unleash Your Packpower. He tells Chin Hui Wen why he was destined for this career, his best tips and how important it is to challenge your pet.

Interview: Grace Clapham

The brains and beauty behind brand management agency Agent Grace talks to Hidayah Salamat about taking a break from PR to work on creative startups, her idol and which city has the best food in the world.

Interview: :phunk Studio apprentice Lin Yu Shan

As one of the apprentices of local art collective :phunk Studio (who took home the title Artist of the Year at this year’s I-S Readers’ Choice Awards), young artist Lin Yushan’s kaleidoscopic works are informed by the transcendental nature that is the universe. Terry Ong has a quick chat with Lin at her recent group show TRANSMISSION: Kaleidoscope, held at :phunk Studio’s new art gallery.