Food News & Reviews In Singapore & Indonesia

20 years on…

… and the World Gourmet Summit shows no signs of slowing down. We’ve got the news on top toque dinners, a street party, and a twoday ‘Gourmet Jam Session’.

Rocks Urban Grill + Bar

Our team goes undercover to suss out the latest and most talked about restaurants in town.

Craft Beer Festival 2016

Don’t miss the first ever craft beer festival, CRAFT Singapore.

Brioche has its origins in France, where a good amount of rich, golden butter gives it a distinct fragrance and cake-like quality. It is typically washed with egg for a glossy appearance and baked in a classic shape of a fluted bottom with a protruding top in a brioche pan, though there are other variations like braids, rings and mini buns. The soft, flaky texture makes it perfect for bread and butter pudding or French toast. Whether sweet, savoury or plain, here’s where to get the best of this delicious bread.

Angeleno

The former head chef of Osteria Mozza, David Almany hits all the right spot with his first independent Italian-American restaurant

Kite

Our team goes undercover to suss out the latest and most talked about restaurants in town

Brunch-off at the bay

Adrift and Bread Street Kitchen go head to head in offering a brunch to remember.

Best gin fizzes in Singapore

Drink to the New Year with this carbonated gin-based highball. The gin fizz, which originated in America, is the most well-known tipple from the fizz family and can be likened to a sparkling sour courtesy of its fresh, citrusy notes. Its popularity peaked in the late 19th and early 20th century, and gave rise to variations such as New Orleans’ Ramos gin fizz, named after its creator, and the sloe gin fizz, which uses the deep red spirit flavoured with blackthorn plums.

A relationship with nature

In a country where most ingredients are flown in, a bunch of like-minded industry players have banded together to make a change by working with an organic farm in the Cameron Highlands.

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