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So many bars... Salon de Ning

Posted: 1 Dec 2008

The vibe At the Pen's latest and greatest outlet, they've recreated the private residence of eccentric 1930s Shanghai socialite Madame Ning. The art deco ...

South Bay Bistro

Posted: 1 Dec 2008

This place suffers from the same thing many destination restaurants suffer from - great space, lack of taste. A small passageway into a basement leads you to a Southeast Asian-inspired ...

Domani

Posted: 1 Dec 2008

We like the heart. We like the space. We like almost everything there is to like about Domani - except for its prices and portions. But isn't that usually the case when it comes to fine dining? ...

Under the table: Beer Girl

Posted: 1 Dec 2008

Some girls grow up wanting to be airline stewardesses, while others want to be princesses. I, on the other hand, have always wanted to be a beer girl. It must have been the bombardment ...

Miracle fruit

Posted: 1 Dec 2008

Imagine a berry that can make a lemon taste sweet - and it's not a Willy Wonka concoction. Alexis Ong reports on the versatile miracle fruit, a dessert delicacy beloved of dieters and ...

Wineopolis: Hong Kong

Posted: 17 Nov 2008

For wine collectors and auctioneers alike, there's no better place to be than Hong Kong, writes Alasdair Nicol If you want tips on investing your money, I would usually be the last ...

So many bars... Tantra

Posted: 17 Nov 2008

The vibe Like some fiendishly hip lost temple, Tantra is decked out with candles, comfy wall-couches with big cushions, and lots of Hindu-inspired art. The subdued lighting and ...

Ren Bai

Posted: 17 Nov 2008

All of the elements of contemporary Chinese cuisine come into play at Ren Bai. The curiosity is first tickled by a red door hidden in an alley adjacent to the Mid-Levels escalator. Beyond ...

Pho Tai

Posted: 17 Nov 2008

We were immediately perked when we saw the long line spilling out of this newly opened Vietnamese eatery. Peering inside, we saw an interior with brightly coloured walls, even brighter ...

Agnes B. Le Pain Grillé at La Loggia

Posted: 17 Nov 2008

See also: Our review of Ren Bai The house of Agnes B. is growing. Already dominant in the casual French clothing market, they are now also looking to ...

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