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In Piemonte, the Anchovies Swim in a River of Green
It’s messy, it’s fishy, and it will give you disastrously bad breath, but it’s all worth it for this Italian anchovy snack.
Cafe De Nicole’s Flower Review: Beautiful Floral-Themed Cafe Serving Equally Gorgeous Brunch Food
Enter your secret garden at Cafe De Nicole’s Flower One of my favourite places to visit in Singapore is the Flower Dome at Gardens By The Bay. This verdant oasis has a calming ambi
tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto Review: New Soft-Shell Crab & Seafood Tobiko Burger, Iced Cheesecake Cappuccino And More
tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto freshens up their menu Spending an afternoon chilling in a cafè over pretty cups of coffee has become a beloved millennial pastime.
Bober Tea Gives Away Free Metal BBT Straws When You Order From Their New Drinks Menu This April
Bober Tea at Bishan Bober Tea 御波坊 has jumped on the brown sugar bubble tea bandwagon and released a plethora of new bubble tea flavours.
The Dragon Chamber: Secret Restaurant Hidden Behind A Kopitiam Fridge At Boat Quay
Enter the fridge into The Dragon Chamber With an entrance masked as a fridge door at a wanton mee stall, The Dragon Chamber is a new restaurant for (secret) gatherings.
Charcoal-Grill & Salad Bar Keisuke Review: Grilled Fish And Free Flow Salad At Paya Lebar
Charcoal-Grill & Salad Bar Keisuke is a fish lover’s dream Just like how water is wet, Keisuke Takeda never fails to surprise with a new dining concept yet again.
Wild Landscapes and Wilder Wines on the Island of Madeira
"Verdelho," whispers Luis D'Oliveira to his assistant, "noventa quarto, setenta e três, trinte e dois, doze." Presiding over our tasting in a pressed striped shirt, hair combed nea
Taste Stuffed Chicken Wings and Magical Herbs at St. Paul’s Hmongtown Marketplace
Jacqueline Raposo “I can’t believe you’ve never brought us here before,” says Gavin Kaysen to his pastry chef Diane Yang as they stroll the Hmongtown Marketplace in St. Kaysen, Yan
A Guide to the Dried Seafood of Chinatown
In Chinatowns world-wide, bins of dried seafood are a familiar sight. These shriveled, flattened, and petrified ingredients are widely used in Chinese cooking, especially in the Ca
The Best New Spirits and Liqueurs of 2017
If 2017 has driven you to drink, at least you’ve got plenty of options.
4th of July Menus
Fireworks and sparklers are fun, but our favorite part of Independence Day is definitely the food and drink.
Ancient Mystery Revealed! The Real History (Maybe) of How the Cocktail Got its Name
For 15 years, I've been trying to figure out why we call a cocktail a cocktail and where this most useful little invention came from in the first place.
Welcome to the World's Greatest Pub Town: Dingle, Ireland
There are thousands of pubs across Ireland that date back to the 1800s. 50 of them are in the town of Dingle, population: 2,000. And while I'm here on assignment about how well the
Japanese Artisanal Gin Is The Ultimate Distillation of the Country's Local Produce
It’s only been two years since artisanal gin-making took off in Japan, and yet it’s already enjoying its own, exciting category on the global stage.
Small Towns, Great Seafood: Where to Feast on Mussels Along England's Norfolk Coast
Under the low-slung winter light that embraces England in January, I pick my way through a pot of local mussels at The White Horse Inn.
These Are the World’s Oldest and Rarest Spirits
For centuries, distilled spirits have enhanced and uplifted our spirits, garnering a variety of applications throughout history, be they medicinal, religious, or simply satisfying
Our Guide to the Basics of Unplugged Coffee Making
While you can't argue with the reliability of a good old Mr.
The New Guard: 10 Modern Martini Bars
The martini is a straightforward cocktail, but that hasn’t stopped bartenders from experimenting. In fact, many seem to regard the martini as a fertile blank canvas. Modern riffs o
What a Blind Tasting Taught Us About Shopping for Champagne
Laurent Vernhes was the first to show up at our office for the Champagne tasting last week. The seven wine directors he invited from hotels he works with around Manhattan trickled
Crab, Pit Beef, and Berger Cookies: The Essential Snacks of Baltimore
Let’s get this out of the way: Baltimore’s nickname may be Charm City, but when it comes to food, the world pretty much thinks of it as Crab City.
On the Joy of Simple Cocktails
First there was flame, then there was smoke, which was captured in a glass and presented for a sniff before the cocktail came pouring in.
The Future of $10 Chocolate
Megan Giller speaks of chocolate the way Michael Corleone does of the Mob. “Just when I think I’m done writing about it, there’s something else to pull me back in.” And as one of A
Why Does This Japanese Whiskey Cost $70 a Shot?
My favorite whisky bar in the world is in my adopted Bangkok. A refined and secretive Japanese speakeasy among the girly bars of Soi 33, it's called Hailiang.
The Best Wine We Drank in 2015
The best wines I drink are rarely drunk alone.
