Riders Cafe – A Brunch-time Escape
After hearing on the wind mention of the Riders Cafe legendary brunch, the opportunity finally presented itself in the form a big Sunday brunch ou…
The weird and wonderful world of Andy Warhol comes to Singapore
Like many, I was keenly anticipating the moment when the ArtScience Museum would fling open their doors to their exhibition of the the largest collect…
Attention s’il vous plait! Singapore’s First French Animation Film Festival!
Mesdames et Messieurs! Your attention please….Between the 22nd to the 30th March, Singapore's first French Animation Film Festival will be taking place at the Alliance Francaise….and after reading abo…
Lunch for $8.80? It can only be Eight Cafe Bar….
There's something about Eight Cafe which keeps me coming back. Sure it might be something to do with the fact that you can eat there for $8.80, but no…
Introducing Jennifer: Queen of Vintage
There is nothing greater than that intrepid feeling when you stumble upon a hidden treasure, it's what we do here at City Nomads! But I must confess, …
Sushi euphoria at Kaiho Sushi
Those in the know will already be aware that hiding away in Cuppage Plaza, just off Orchard Road, is a Japanese food-lovers paradise. And Kaiho Sushi is just one of the tenants of this unlikely foodie…
Comic art makes a comeback (In Singapore!)
The other day I stumbled across an exhibition celebrating the comic art industry - Comic Art And Story-Telling (C.A.S.T.) - at the Social Creatives Mu…
Wok & Barrel – Scrumptious Singaporean makan with a twist CLOSED
Having walked past Wok & Barrel on several occasions, I finally visited them last week on recommendation from a good friend of mine who was raving…
No Nonsense Turkish Cuisine at Suntec
Growing up in London, Turkish cuisine was always one of my favourite cuisines. It's the simplicity that I love. It's all about fresh, quality ingredients - simply cooked to perfection.
So when I mi…
Toby’s Estate: Killer Coffee in Robertson Quay
Sometimes when there's a good spot in your neighbourhood, you can kinda take it for granted, which is I guess what I did when Toby's Estate popped up …