The world's most perverse visits Singapore (9-28 Jul)
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You wouldn’t think it from the traditional, colourfully tiled shophouse exterior, but this Little India newbie – located behind the lobby of...
2 Dickson Road (6298 1188)
It takes a decent concept to survive on transient Club Street, which last year alone welcomed Our Korner, PS Cafe, Ying Yang, Bartini, Le Tonkin,...
5 Gemmill Lane (6225 5043)
With its pretty door girl, thrum of loungey electro and plum location in the spaceship-like Fullerton Pavilion, we half-expected to find Catalunya...
82 Collyer Quay (6534 0188)Zhi-char goes up-market, though this has not been used as an excuse to crank prices up to unreasonable levels: Most dishes hover around the $10...
1 Kim Seng Promenade (6836 2520)
Why should a bar attached to a restaurant as enticingly hip as House feel so, well, gloomy? Camp is poorly lit and awkwardly arranged, and plays...
8D Dempsey Road (6475 7787)The former Café Les Amis has been made over, this time with Buko Nero’s Oscar Pasinato on board as consultant. The vibe is...
1 Cluny Road (6467 7326)
In the very best of Chinese traditions, Chaozhou Inn is a place where you can sit down, order, gossip, eat and be out of the door in an hour. The...
80 Marine Parade Road (6346 6617)
The thin apple slices topped with smoked salmon and ricotta are just a sample of what this kitchen has got up its sleeve. Thick, diagonal cuts of...
290 Orchard Road (6733 0777)
One of ION Orchard’s new hotspots, this Hong Kong transplant is a good place to scoff down comfort Cantonese fare before hitting the stores. If...
2 Orchard Turn (6509 8368)
It was with bated breath and anticipation that we visited Malcolm Lee’s new dining hotspot. The fresh-faced Lee first made a name for himself a...
25 Neil Rd (6226 2506)
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