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Current barspeak

New York bartending maestro Sasha Petraske opened the speakeasy-style Milk and Honey in New York in 2009, and has gone on to open other tipple venues in the city, such as Little Branch and Dutch Kills. Petraske, who favours old school cocktails, updates us on what’s hip in the Big Apple.

Served by candlelight

While most men will be winning their dates over with diamonds and flowers this Valentine’s Day, six eligible bachelors are given a lesson by Top Chef finalist Leah Cohen on the culinary art of seduction

A quiet confidence

Culinary talent may get you a leg up in the Restaurant Hall of Fame, but as Tetsuya Wakuda proves, natural humility, methodical obsession and non-negotiable discipline are traits that will keep you in the business.

Cuisine travel

Orient Express is offering an Asian Adventures package for complimentary stays at affiliated hotels, for guests travelling on the Eastern & Oriental Express Classic Journey between Singapore and Bangkok.

Filipino flavours

Bruce Lim shares his love and knowledge of the Philippines, from the emergence of its fine dining cuisine to the chefs to watch for and his top picks for street food.

An all-star cookout

With eight chefs teaming up with De Dietrich for the Celebrity Chefs Charity Cookathon, guests will be plied with a day of gourmet delights.

Regional Indian gastronomy

Prolific cookbook author, Tarla Dalal, showcases Gujarati and Rajasthani flavours in a week-long guest stint at Rang Mahal Pavilion.

Spring fever

If your palate is itching for something other than traditional Chinese New Year fare this year, these alternatives might pique your interest.

Spotlight on: Daniel Boulud

He’s regarded as one of America’s leading culinary figures for his contemporary spin on traditional French cuisine. Jasmine Tham speaks with the Michelin awarded super chef while he was in town for the much-anticipated opening of db Bistro Moderne.

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