I do love my fish n’ chips – Time for Smiths
2016 Update: Smiths Fish and Chips has since moved to271 Bukit Timah Road, #01-02 Balmoral Plaza, 259708. Unfortunately the standard has dropped and w…
What the Utter! Local literature heads to the stage
We are becoming quite a fan of the Singapore literary scene. Now if you are sitting there bemused because the fact that we have quite a thriving liter…
Baybeats Conversations: Inch Chua
Baybeats is just around the corner! The folks here at City Nomads sure are excited - so much that we have nosed out a few bands before the festival to get to know them better. Keep an eye out as we br…
Off to the SPRMRKT
It seems that the area north of Tanjong Pagar MRT is having a bit of a moment - there's been a smattering of interesting places which have opened …
Buying sunglasses in Singapore
I read that Jack Nicholson once said,
"With my sunglasses on, I'm Jack Nicholson. Without them, I'm fat and 60."
As a total sunglasses fanatic I…
BOOM: Shaking up Singapore’s theatre-scape
To all those who say that theatre is not for them – that they can't relate to it, that it's too abstract – hear this!
Up and coming theatre company Sight Lines is here to change that with their mis…
Salt Tapas & Bar – A Journey from Morocco to Spain
There are some times when you go to a restaurant and you just think to yourself: YES, this is a good place...I want to come back here soon. The re…
Wild Honey – I can’t help but love it
I have to admit, deciding whether or not to write about Wild Honey was a tough one.
For those of you dear Nomads who have read a lot of our rev…
Peachy Shop: That’s just peachy with me!
While off gallivanting around the wonderful world, I often see things and wish that Air Asia had a more relaxed luggage weight policy. Trust me, they're pretty strict. I recently tried to sweet-talk a…
A Viking Coffee Break (Closed)
Wandering around the Arab Quarter is usually hot and thirsty work, so it's good to have a go-to place to seek refuge from the sun - where you can rela…