From Japan to Scotland, here are the best whiskies of 2018

Raise a dram to the gift of the grain. World Whisky Day falls on every third Sunday of May, but if you ask us, we’d celebrate a good bottle every Sunday. Lucky for us, World Whiskies Awards has released its…

Wau Dining wants you to eat with your hands in the backroom of a bar

In an unsuspecting backroom of The Rabbit Hole in Changkat Bukit Bintang (yes, the bar) stand Wau, a nostalgically Malaysian restaurant serving up equally authentic Malaysian food. Speakeasy bars are a dime a dozen – walk into any seemingly abandoned…

Treat mum and dad to a Ruyi & Lyn feast on their special days

Only on Mother’s and Father’s Day: set menus featuring contemporary twists to well-loved Chinese seafood, soups, and meat. Children, we’ve got just the meal to keep mum and dad smiling. Ruyi & Lyn has curated two elaborate menus to celebrate…

Two Malaysian watering holes made it into Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2018 – here’s the full list

Are your favourite hideouts included? The list of Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2018 is finally out. There’s been a few reshuffles in the ranks, and several new additions to boot. This time, two Malaysian establishments have made the list, compared…

Brasserie Fritz: Modern French haven for seafood, pastry, cocktails, cocoa

Hidden away at WOLO Hotel, Bukit Bintang’s latest restaurant brings together the best of French cuisine at a multi-faceted hideaway where you can just sit and watch the city go by. (swipe left for more) From the people behind Troika…

Business with Heart: Chocolate Concierge

Meet the chocolatier with a vision to elevate Malaysian cocoa to international standards – starting from farms run by indigenous communities. For a nation that loves chocolate, Ong Ning Geng (Ning) of Chocolate Concierge found it odd that our best…

How to enjoy champagne like a true French

Now, we can say santé with confidence. Champagnes have long been associated with the world’s grandest occasions, but the truth is – to the French’s dismay – many of us have been drinking it the wrong way. Case in point:…

Whisky Hour: Glenmorangie Original, Nectar d’OR, and Spìos

This year’s Glenmorangie Private Edition is spicy but not smoky, having spent the last couple of years in American rye casks brought over to the Scottish Highlands. Coming from the vast valleys of Scotland, Glenmorangie whiskies finds that sweet spot…

A Michelin-starred Scandinavian invasion is happening at Mandarin Grill

From now until 21 April, 2018, guest Michelin-starred chef Sayan Isaksson has been specially flown in to wow diners with lunch and dinner of the best of Scandinavia. Scandinavian cuisine is no newcomer to the world of fine dining but…

How Dom Pérignon stands its ground in an age when fast is king

The house has created 41 Blanc vintages since 1921, through what oenologist Nick Lane calls ‘true acts of singular creation’. When oenologist Nick Lane says wine found him, we believe him. After years of honing his craft at Cloudy Bay and…