A.K.A Wayward- Singapore at its fashion best!
There's nothing we love more here at City Nomads, than embracing and shouting about local talent, which is why I felt it was about time to put the spo…
Restaurant Review: Mustard, The Bengali and Punjabi Culinary Jewel of Little India, Singapore
We understand that sometimes the plethora of restaurants in Little India can be hard to navigate. Well, our secret is a small Indian spot that is ther…
Les Bouchons – Champions of Steak et Frites
Back in the day, before Marina Bay Sands, before all these new great meat-themed places opened up around town, my friends and I would often debate over which of the two steak-et-frites titans was …
More Than Just A Sardine Can: The La Sardina Wardrobe Exhibition
Vintage cameras are back to take over the world. Again. For good. With a sardine can no less. That was the notion suffusing the ambiance as you step i…
MYthology- unleash your inner goddess
There is a new addition to the bijoux enclave of Club St, an unashamedly feminine and luxurious boutique, MYthology.
Stepping into MYthology you are i…
Art gets turbulent with Simon Birch
There is something about artist Simon Birch's figurative paintings that are decidedly arresting...
And later this week, we will have the opportunity to be mesmerized by 24 of them in his exhibition…
Taking over the soundwaves at Broadcast HQ (closed)
Something's happening in that little stretch between Lavender and Farrer Park MRT – there's a new cool sweeping through (watch your backs ladies of th…
Exquisite cocktail encounters at the Catalunya bar (CLOSED)
Wow moments..don't you just love them? Well I promise you, there are plenty to be had at the Catalunya bar. Yes we already shared many a 'wow' moment …
A food and vintage fairytale at Carpenter and Cook
I'd been meaning to get over to Carpenter and Cook for the longest time, having heard good things on the grapevine about this little hidden gem. Some things are worth the wait, and this was one of the…
Swimming with Sharks: Our verdict? One hell of a play!
I'm usually skeptical of film to stage adaptations but my cynicism was firmly washed away recently having seen Pangdemonium's production of Swimming w…