2012
Robuchon, Puck Spice Up Food in Land of Chili Crab: Singapore Dine & Deal
With the highest concentration of millionaires on the planet and two multi-billion-dollar casino resorts pulling in limousine-loads of Michelin-starred chefs, Singapore’s dining scene has changed like nowhere else in Asia in the past two years. Alongside brand names like Joel Robuchon and Wolfgang Puck, local chefs are also rising ….. FULL ARTICLE
5 Jan, Adam Majendie, www.bloomberg.com
2011
Emily of Emerald Hill returns after 10-year hiatus
One of Singapore’s best-known plays, Emily of Emerald Hill, is making a comeback. Theatre company W!LD Rice is bringing back the drama after a hiatus of 10 years….. FULL ARTICLE
February 26, Hetty Musfirah Abdul Khamid, www.channelnewsasia.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
The best backpacker hostels in Singapore
November 18, Christa Yeo, www.cnngo.com

2010
Singapore’s new groove
“Singapore’s having a renaissance,” jet-setter friends assure me. After a dig for the dirt, I’m inclined to agree. Squeaky clean has given way to chic but not so shabby. This is still Singapore, after all, where the street stalls have government hygiene ratings….. FULL ARTICLE
November 14, Belinda Jackson, www.smh.com.au

2010
Why You Should Visit Singapore
Mention Singapore and you conjure up images of towering skyscrapers and golden-lit night skies. But few know the cultural and historical background behind this rising star of Southeast Asia. Take a little time to explore this island city, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by its multi-cultural background and vibrant gastronomy and nightlife it has to offer….. FULL ARTICLE
October 28, Ben Morgan, www.worldpress.org

2010
Restaurateurs share secrets of success in Singapore
October 28, Qun Yun, www.cnngo.com
2010
Spice up on Peranakan flavours
SINGAPORE: When it comes to the food of the Straits-born Chinese or Peranakan, the true-blue would insist that only those prepared at home can pass muster. Most of the spicy dishes and sweet cakes (or kueh) are based on recipes passed down in the kitchen from matriarch to daughter or daughter-in-law and grand-daughter. Fortunately, there are some who have broken tradition and taken the kitchen heirlooms out to share with those in search of a taste sensation….. FULL ARTICLE
October 25, Shirley Ho, www.channelnewsasia.com
2010
Fulfilling YourSingapore gastronomic desires
In Singapore, there are many famous restaurants around the island that draw foodies from all walks of life. These restaurants not only showcase the diversity of Asian cuisine, but also expound other international flavours, proving that Singapore is a melting pot of culinary choices and flavours….. FULL ARTICLE
October 22, Anansa Jacob, www.thesundaily.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
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