TATLER 20 DINING
An unranked collection of Singapore's best restaurants selected through a rigorous voting process by our expert reviewers and jury members
ASHINO
Insiders know Ashino as one of the few omakase restaurants in Singapore that refuses to shy away from intense flavour. Chef-owner Taku Ashino makes sure to get only the best seafood, and carefully ages everything from a variety of fish to surf clam for the perfect flavour and texture. The result is meticulously crafted sushi that packs a punch.
BORN
Let yourself be regaled by chef-owner Zor Tan's stories as he takes you on a culinary journey inspired by his life experiences. Closely following his "Circle of Life" philosophy of principles such as birth, roots, craft and memory, expect exceedingly creative spins on familiar Asian flavours and profiles.
BURNT ENDS
Cooking with open fire is the most primal way of preparing our food-something that is celebrated at the perennially booked modern barbecue restaurant Burnt Ends. Ingredients ranging from onions, quail egg, striploin and Alaskan king crab are licked by open flames in the four-tonne, dual cavity oven and four elevation grills, heightening their aromas and flavours to a whole new level.
CLAUDINE
Chef-owner Julien Royer's restaurant Claudine, located within the Dempsey enclave, has set the standard for all brasserie experiences in Singapore. Indulge in French classics expertly rendered by executive chef Julien Mercier, tableside service with show-stopping flambées, and even the occasional terrace party with Claudine's very own food van.
CLOUDSTREET
この記事は Tatler Singapore の February 2024 版に掲載されています。
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この記事は Tatler Singapore の February 2024 版に掲載されています。
7 日間の Magzter GOLD 無料トライアルを開始して、何千もの厳選されたプレミアム ストーリー、9,000 以上の雑誌や新聞にアクセスしてください。
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Mathew Leong
As the Norway-based Singaporean chef celebrates a milestone year both personally and professionally, he opens up about the toughest moments of his career and why failing is not an option
Asian Inspirations
Chef Ace Tan on his second restaurant, Asu-his love letter to regional Asian cuisine
State of the Arts
Arts nominated member of parliament Usha Chandradas discusses growing the creative economy by focusing on both supply and demand
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Second Nature
Poet and educator Yong Shu Hoong brings fresh perspectives to the helm of the Singapore Writers Festival, from interdisciplinary perspectives to multilingual programmes
Wine Down
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A Legacy in Silhouettes
Kristina Blahnik, CEO of the designer shoe brand Manolo Blahnik and the niece of its legendary founder, shares her insights on preserving the house's heritage and introduces the new Manolo's Silhouettes campaign
To Have and to Hold
With its sumptuous textures, Loro Piana's elegant autumn/winter 2024 collection is a chic celebration of craft, quality and the universal appeal of tactility
Scent of Strength
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Nocturnal Revival
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