Top 10 Things to Do in Singapore in January
It sounds like Singapore in January is going to be lots of fun, jam-packed with everything from a boozy designer fair to internationally renowned classical and pop acts.
Interview: Vernon Anthonisz
You know him as Vernon A from the hit radio program The Muttons. He chats to Terry Ong about finding humor everywhere—even on the toilet.
Interview: Cults for Laneway Festival 2012
Dating duo Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion met in 2009 and started making music to combat boredom. Little did they know that their ‘60s inspired girl group power pop paired with lo-fi sensibilities would catch on with the hipster brigade. They give Patrick Benjamin a glimpse to their musical world.
Amo
An easy favorite in Singapore’s dining climate is Italian cuisine, and Amo is one of its latest additions. Its home is a roomy shophouse along Craig Road, with tastefully done interiors that exude a relaxed vibe that’s most appealing (bathed in loads of white without being too minimal). In the kitchen is chef Anna Borrasi […]
Early bird promo for Korean non-verbal comedy Bibap
MediaCorp VizPro International has announced an early bird one-for-one ticket promotion for the exciting non-verbal comedy Bibap happening in Singapore from March 30-April 1.To enjoy the deal, simply quote “cooking” when purchasing tickets from any SISTIC outlet. The promotion is available from January 6 to 8 at the Jurong Point Sistic counter and only applies […]
C151 Smart Villas Seminyak
Komaneka at Bisma
Hanayoshi
It might seem like the last thing Singapore needs is yet another Japanese restaurant, but this place doesn’t serve up just any old sushi/sashimi; though it doesn’t come cheap. For adventurous souls, we suggest leaving things up to the chef and ordering the omakase sets ($150 or $180). Like your fish firm, tender, fresh and […]
Broadway Cafe
Here you can munch on wedges and onion rings (both $6.90) while enjoying a private movie screening (they have a large projection screen and have themed movie nights every so often) at the homely Broadway Cafe.