He's one of the Directors  of the Les Amis group, a panel judge of the San Pellegrino Asia's 50 Best Restaurants (Mar 9) and a snappily dressed gentleman. So you know he's right.

Little India and Geylang may be getting alcohol restrictions, but turnover is alive and well on this party street. This time, say hello to street food and locally-inspired cocktails.

There are three huge foodie events and something for cocktail fiends, too.

Would you rather gorge on food than canoodle with your sweetheart? Are you thinking about popping the question? Or just making some SG50 babies? There's a staycation for that. Like a good wingman, we did a trial run of some of Singapore most romantic staycations so you can pick the right one.

We're giving some love to DIY grills and barbecued-meats, Japanese-style. Here's where to find the best yakiniku in Singapore.

Wade through the options with us and find some right for you

Babes, glitzy cars and lots of stunts. Here's a sneak peek to the Singapore Motorshow 2015

Obligatory bubbles and seafood aside, there's a mod-Sin takeover and, our favorite, huevos rancheros.

It's not as glitzy as Keong Saik and not as barbecue-heavy as Tanjong Pagar, but Neil Road is still full of little gems.

Whether they're Chinese, Japanese or even Russian-style, it's impossible not to love a starchy, meat-filled morsel. Here's where to find our favorites.