2011
Chinese New Year goodies with a twist
Chinese New Year goodies, they’re both a blessing and a curse. After scoffing down the first tin of loveletters, the umpteenth tray of pineapple tarts and the “I swear it really will be the last” slice of bak kwa, you’ve not only had to release a notch on your belt but also a little sick from the same old snacks repeating on you. Here are three goodies that are festive in flavor but with a much appreciated twist….. FULL ARTICLE
February 2, Charlene Fang, www.cnngo.com
2010
My Singapore story
Exploring Singapore is always a joy. Despite its size, it always has new things to offer. I like how it is busy but not chaotic. I know it’s small and I love how everything is 15 minutes away, but it feels very spacious, with the greenery and open areas. Unlike other cities, I do not feel like the buildings are closing in on me in Singapore. Most of all, no matter what time of the day, even at 3 a.m., I feel safe walking its streets….. FULL ARTICLE
December 17, Nana Nadal, www.manilastandardtoday.com

2010
Where to find a little slice of Havana in Singapore
You no longer have to make your way to Havana to find yourself a little Cuban style, with the recent opening of Nueva Cuba, and the upcoming launch of The Connoisseur Emporium, Cuban bites, cigars and cocktails are here for the taking….. FULL ARTICLE
November 25, Minnie R, www.cnngo.com

2010
The best backpacker hostels in Singapore
November 18, Christa Yeo, www.cnngo.com

2010
5 great live music acts in Singapore
Where there was once a death of local music, the last few years have seen a number of live music acts pop up on the scene. No doubt encouraged by the existence of dedicated live music venues such as Timbre and the newly opened TAB, here’s a gig guide to the best five live acts performing around the island….. FULL ARTICLE
November 4, Eddie Tee, www.cnngo.com
2010
The best tapas bars in Singapore
When Singaporeans love something, we have a tendency to go overboard. The latest flavor of the month? Tapas bars. In the last quarter alone, four have sprung up in the Little Red Dot. Over at Clarke Quay, Tapas Tree — one of the early starters, it debuted in 2005 — was recently re-acquired by the original founders and rebranded as Octapas….. FULL ARTICLE
October 28, Eve Ang, www.cnngo.com
2010
Restaurateurs share secrets of success in Singapore
October 28, Qun Yun, www.cnngo.com
2010
Singapore’s favorite night spots: The makeover
If you were out partying in the last decade in Singapore, don’t blame the alcohol when you don’t recognize your favorite night spots today. Many of the most popular clubs and bars have been updated….. FULL ARTICLE
October 21, Shivya Nath, www.cnngo.com
2010
Singapore: More than a Mall
With early bird airfares to Europe now on sale, planning a long-haul adventure to the Continent may well take you through Singapore. Over the years, I’ve been guilty of confining my Singapore experience to the vast shopping galleries of Changi Airport’s transit lounge. But venturing beyond the airport has to be recommended….. FULL ARTICLE
October 12, Mike Yardley, www.rotoruadailypost.co.nz

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