Posts Tagged “Singapore”

Ignatius ‘Iggy’ Chan – Singapore’s Sommelier – interview

Ignatius ‘Iggy’ Chan – Singapore’s Sommelier – interview

There are few restaurants owned, run by, and named after a sommelier but Singapore’s iconic “Iggy’s” is just that. Ignatius ‘Iggy’ Chan is an immensely likable, warm and animated restaurateur who has given his name to one of the most celebrated destinations for food lovers across Asia and indeed the world. “When I’m in a…

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Singapore – A moving story – travel review

Singapore – A moving story – travel review

One huge flyer, 2 feet, 3 small wheels and 4 F1 tyres Singapore is my destination of choice. It offers everything for which any civilised traveller could hope: vibrant and delicious food (eating is a universal hobby here), friendly locals and a rich and diverse heritage. Singapore has a wealth of contemporary design and fashion…

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Kaya Toast – a Singapore tradition, and the Ya Kun Kaya Toast Coffeestall – review

Kaya Toast – a Singapore tradition, and the Ya Kun Kaya Toast Coffeestall – review

I had been given plenty of advice about celebrated dishes and even drinks to try when I visited Singapore. Laksa and Gin Slings were high on every list, but nobody mentioned toast. It doesn’t sound very exotic. Not something one would spend 12 hours travel time to try. Toast is toast is toast, isn’t it?…

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André Chiang – Interview

André Chiang – Interview

He is handsome and tall with casual-chic attire, and has a winning smile, but when he talks about food his visage changes to reflect a serious regard for his art and passion. Although still a young man André Chiang has had a lifetime filled with food and restaurants. His Mum was a chef and had…

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