Food and drink from the cities we follow around the world, from Dubai, London and Paris to India, Morocco and Singapore. You will find restaurant guides, festivals, seasonal menus, street food and gluten-free dining, each written for people who live in a place or are about to visit.
Street food in Dubai lives not in its towers or its hotel lobbies, but in the warm, lit lanes of neighbourhoods that most visitors never find, corridors where hundreds of communities have built something remarkable, one plate at a time. Why Dubai’s food corridors feel so personal Over 200 nationalities have brought their authentic recipes … Read more
Japanese whisky is best understood not from a bottle, but from a flight of small, deliberate pours, each chosen to tell a story that no airport shelf could ever compose. Paris taught me that beauty lives in small daily rituals. Tokyo confirmed it. Here, the hotel bar is not a casual stop. It is a … Read more
Singapore coffee is about to get very serious indeed, as 67 baristas line up at Sands Expo this July to prove their craft is worth a place on the world stage. What the Singapore coffee championship actually is The Singapore National Coffee Championship (SNCC) returns from 15 to 17 July 2026, bringing together the nation’s … Read more
Members clubs in London are having a serious moment, and with more than 133 to choose from across the city, the real question is not whether to join one but which one is actually worth your money. According to industry reports, more clubs have opened in the past 4 years than in the 3 decades … Read more
Restaurant week is the kind of thing you want to know about before everyone else does, and this summer in Dubai, the tables are already filling up fast. What is summer restaurant week and why does it matter As part of Dubai Summer Surprises, Summer Restaurant Week runs from 13 July to 2 August, giving … Read more
EU vineyard culture has never felt more urgent or more alive: across France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Greece, a new generation of estate experiences blends ancient terroir, mindful production, and extraordinary hospitality into something that goes far beyond a simple tasting. Burgundy’s Grand Cru cellars, France Few places in the EU vineyard world carry the … Read more
Gluten free dining at Singapore’s hawker centres is entirely possible, but it requires a clear strategy before you pull up a plastic stool and point at the nearest bowl of noodles. Why hawker centres challenge a gluten free diet Singapore’s hawker centres are a national treasure. They are also a genuine obstacle for anyone who … Read more
Milk bread in Tokyo is more than soft bread on a shelf. It is a daily ritual, a mark of neighborhood pride, and proof that the Japanese art of baking rewards those who seek it with care. Why Tokyo’s milk bread culture runs so deep Shokupan, which translates literally as “eating bread,” is a soft, … Read more
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Private members clubs in Singapore are having a remarkable moment, and the second half of this year presents a genuine opening to make the right choice. Mandala Club, Bukit Pasoh: community with real substance Mandala Club was established in 2021 in Singapore as a private members club built on the pillars of conversation, creation, celebration, … Read more
Gluten-free pasta has moved far beyond a dietary compromise: it now sits at the centre of a sophisticated, continent-wide conversation about ingredient integrity, food regulation, and the pleasure of eating well. What EU certification actually means for your pasta Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 828/2014 lays down harmonised requirements for the provision of information to … Read more
