The world's most perverse visits Singapore (9-28 Jul)
More detailsDYMK stands out loud and proud along a line of shophouses with its bright red-and yellow façade. This bar/café caters both to the drinking and...
41 Neil Rd (6224 3965)
Duxton Hill in the daytime is a fine example of traditional shophouse architecture and a good place for a stroll. In the evening, you can enjoy...
Duxton Hill
Located near the lobby of the Hotel Berjaya on Duxton Road, this Japanese-European restaurant from the Tokyo-based Copon Norp group has one major...
Hotel Berjaya, 83 Duxton Road (6238 5681)
‘Our pieces speak to women who appreciate a touch of quirkiness,’ says Pia Chew, owner and curator of Dustbunny, which sources genuine vintage...
Blk 112 Bukit Purmei Rd (6274 4200)
Located in the heart of the 'new Dubai' – a dazzling reclaimed area dotted with trees, grass, fountains and al fresco eateries – this...
Dubai Marina Drive ((971) 4420 3594)Nelly’s slick, timber-and-tile-clad decor may not have that authentic Irish pub look, but it’s still a cosy joint, where you can enjoy...
6 Raffles Boulevard (6338 8023)
In the rather intriguing PR slug-fest to crown the new king of shopping malls in Singapore – the ION or Orchard Central – crowd numbers seem...
181 Orchard Road (6509 8616)There’s no lack of Peranakan restaurants in Singapore but the low-profile Dulukala stands out as one of Singapore’s better-kept...
144 Upper Bukit Timah Road (6465 2036)Unlike skinny jeans, leggings or boho anything, vintage will never go out of style. So Dulcetfig are in the right business.The racks are filled...
41 Haji Lane (6396 5648,)
Skirting Chinatown’s northernmost fringes, Keong Saik Road was once a rum old affair teeming with lurid KTV joints and once-tasted-twice-shy...
49-51 Kreta Ayer Road (6557 0538)
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