The Club Tapas

The buzz: A Spanish establishment set in the (boutique) Club Hotel by Harry’s Hospitality, just behind The Scarlet.  The vibe: If you’re in the mood for star-gazing, the alfresco restaurant’s the place for you. Decked out in white chairs, it’s a nice open space. But if you’re looking for an intimate setting, then head down […]

Angelo’s

Here are some of the things that Chef Angelo Sanelli (formerly of Michelangelo’s) knows how to do: serve consistently impressive classics from the old country; present them in a dimly-lit, inviting space that whisks you a world away from the ramshackle stores nearby; and prop himself up in the adjacent bar toward the end of […]

The Rocky Horror Show comes to Singapore this January

Arts lovers will get a dose of fish nets, killer heels, fun, frolics and loads of campy frivolity as Britain’s longest running stage musical The Rocky Horror Show will take to the stage this January. This spectacular show featuring an outrageously fabulous international touring cast and live band, will open at the Esplanade Theatre with a […]

The Red Eagle (Insee Daeng)

The last Insee Daeng epic saw Thailand’s then sweetheart Mitr Chaibancha die during its making, falling off a flying helicopter: instant legendary status guaranteed. 40 years later, award-winning director Wisit Sasanatieng (Tears of the Black Tiger, Citizen Dog) resurrects the mythical hero. Not surprisingly, the release has been preceded by plenty of excitement and anticipation, […]

Gajalee

It’s been awhile since we had Indian food that wasn’t prata, so when Gajalee (which hails from Mumbai) opened up on our shores, we set our hearts on heading down for a taste of some Maharashtrian seafood. Located on Cuppage Terrace, the string of side-by-side restaurants make for a somewhat unappealing, touristy atmosphere. We made […]

Strike A Pose

As Bikram Yoga City Hall gears up for the fourth annual Yoga Asana Championship, I-S speaks to two of its contestants, Elaine Ee and Tara Moralez and discovers the secret to physical and mental balance.

ARTSingapore 2010

The 10th edition of one of the region’s most important contemporary art fairs returns with work from more than 50 participating local and international galleries.

Octapas Spanish Tapas Bar | Review

Where once was the old Tapas Tree, now stands a multi-limbed successor serving up a broad range of passable dishes and one or two real gems, in a welcoming, convivial environment. First though, the location. Sometime in the distant future, archaeologists will dig up the remains of Clarke Quay from the bottom of the then-flooded […]