Fat Cow
A dim and zen Japanese-inspired meat specialist that’s all about the wagyu, with pale wooden chairs and tables, shoji doors and screens.
Badoque
Simpang Bedok is too out of the way to be on our radar, but we’ve found a gem that justifies the trek out. Badoque (Malay slang for eat) has been open for over a year now, and has developed a loyal following among the local Malay community (it’s Halal, of course). The bistro’s got an […]
Artesan Gallery + Studio
Sarnies
What are you supposed to do with a three star review? Does it mean you should go, or you shouldn’t? Is it just us hedging our bets? Are we not willing to take the plunge and make a real commitment? In the case of sandwich bar Sarnies (kudos on the plain and simple name) it […]
Forth Gallery
Upclose with Wu Lyf
WU LYF (pronounced “Woo Life”) are the latest band to spring from that well of British indie music talent, Manchester. Vocalist Ellery Roberts chats to Patrick Benjamin ahead of the band’s appearance at Laneway 2012.
Galerie Waterton
Festival Highlights: Women in Film
Touching on diverse communities and histories, these documentaries and feature films tell stories of women around the world. Kurt Ganapathy picks the highlights.
Indigo Blue Art
Previously located at Neil Road, the gallery showcases contemporary Indian art, from renown masters to up-and-coming artists from India. Visits on Saturdays are by appointment only.
Interview: Syndicate
The homegrown aural-visual collective, who have rocked it with the likes of Gilles Peterson, chats with Patrick Benjamin about their debut stage show, featuring collaborations with KoFlow and Octover.