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A weekend with Wan & Will at E&O Jakarta

The flamboyant Malaysian chef Wan and the ‘Streetfood Chef’ Will Meyrick are two of Asia’s most celebrated culinary masters, so grab the chance to see both Wan and Meyrick donning their chef whites, rolling up their sleeves and creating flavours together.

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Welcome to the Japanese tropics

Discover Japan’s subtropical alter ego, a bunch of pretty islands with swaying palm trees and white sandy beaches – perfect for a true dose of rest and relaxation.

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Variety is the spice of wine

Saint Clair Family Estate’s Hamish Clark, New Zealand Winemaker of the Year 2012, produces up to 12 varieties from countless small parcels. June Lee finds out how Marlborough’s iconic Sauvignon Blanc stacks up as more grapes come of age.

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Best kushiyakis in Singapore

You may think of kushiyaki as simple skewered meats and vegetables, but their unpretentious presentation belies the precision that go into grilling them. A kushiyaki done well should yield a woody or smoky aroma, and ingredients that explode with flavour. There’s a certain charm in the partaking of kushiyaki – your senses heighten the moment the skewers are served right off the grill and onto your plate. Few things can beat the tactile satisfaction of pulling off chunks of tender, succulent meat off the wooden sticks. For this column, we tried the entire range of kushiyaki, from the commonly sighted yakitori to more premium varieties like grilled foie gras, and round up 10 establishments that make the cut.

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Chō Omakase

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

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Bacchanalia’s back

The award-winning restaurant Bacchanalia, formerly located in the Masonic Hall on Coleman Street has reopened on hip Hong Kong Street.