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Don’t miss this exclusive wine-paired dinner at Alila Villas Uluwatu

For a one night only, indulge in Alila Villas Uluwatu’s Mediterranean-inspired degustation menu, paired with stellar wines from Villa Maria.

Former Dom Pérignon chef de cave Richard Geoffroy launches IWA 5 Assemblage 3 sake

“Life is about trial and error; it’s how you progress,” says the Champagne-turned-sake maker on his latest creation

Here’s where to feast at this National Day 2022

There’s no better time to love all things local as the nation turns a sprightly 57. We turn to these four restaurants to feast on flavours that embody the true Singaporean soul.

Meet Tomy Saputra, head chef of The Long Table at John Hardy Boutique & Gallery

Saputra shares his personal food stories and passion for Indonesian regional cuisine

Penfolds serves a dose of audacity and innovation in its 2022 Collection

For the first time, the iconic Australian label launches two French wines from Bordeaux, in addition to the full spectrum of 16 Australian wines and the second vintage of the California collection.

Nest at One Farrer takes private dining to new heights

With 13 dining studios and villas featuring sweeping city vistas, specially curated menus and intuitive service, guests are in for an unforgettable experience

Best pandan chiffon cakes in Singapore

Pandan chiffon cakes are not just a firm favourite among Singaporeans; tourists and celebrities are also known to lug home boxes of these fragrant gems when they are in the city. To perfect the cake, the eggs must be separated and whipped at high speeds to create a fluffy and light texture. The signature green hue comes from pandanus amaryllifolius leaves, which are pulverised then squeezed through a cheesecloth to obtain their natural essence. This National Day, we celebrate not just the traditional chiffon, but its delightful variations, such as pandan with kaya fudge and pandan butter cake, to name a few.

Best ngoh hiang in Singapore

A staple in Chinese and Peranakan kitchens, the five-spice roll can claim to be one of the most iconic local dishes. Looking to munch on some ngoh hiang for an afternoon snack? You’ll fall in love with this delicious dish as soon as you taste the onions, soy sauce, and a sweet-savoury sauce made with crushed peanuts and garlic. The unique combination of flavours will keep you wanting more. If you are looking for the best ngoh hiang in Singapore, then you have come to the right place. Here are the best restaurants to eat this delectable dish.

Hosting the Perfect Mid-Autumn Reunion with JEN Singapore Orchardgateway by Shangri-La’s Mooncake Gift Set

There’s nothing like an immersive, at-home affair to show love for your family this Mid-Autumn 2022

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