You'd be surprised that the servers at Pidgin Kitchen and Bar aren't decked in lab coats, that its dishes aren't divvied up in test tubes or beakers, …
With remodelled cable car exhibits, rows of information brochure racks, a middling souvenir shop and a mid-air carriage away from Sentosa Island, the …
The crowds keep coming. Clad in shorts and crocs, wailing kids in tow, family after family feed through GRUB's advanced queue management system. A stroll in the scenic environs of Bishan Park, an SMS …
The brash conviviality of Spanish, the fatal portions of American, the overwrought richness of French and the decided complexity of Southeast Asian in…
Mandarin Gallery harbours an unlikely new tenant called The Providore. For a café with this much ambition and flair, the pompous air at the high-end Orchard Road mall might be an incongruous fit. Howe…
Two months, hundreds of turns on its 18 seats, and a spattering of ambivalent media reviews later. How has Burnt Ends held up against the massive expe…
On the fringe of the all-too-hip dining enclave of Tiong Bahru sits a new chill pad called Tiong Bahru Bar (TBB). It doesn't try too hard, and that's …
With the onslaught of K-pop and all things Psy, Korean barbecue has recently hit Singapore with a palpable bang. Bornga, the largest chain of Korean BBQ restaurants in the world, opened shop at the St…
I might just flip if another review of Tim Ho Wan has the word 'queue' in it. I'd be perfectly fine with clichés like 'delicious' and 'mouth-watering'…