Dish Origin – Rice Paper Rolls
One of the most popular dishes associated with Vietnamese cuisine has its origin in China. Learn more about this and what makes a rice paper roll truly authentic in my […]
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Dining Hotspot – Tai Kwun
I write the Hot Spots article for SCMP’s Good Eating Guide every issue and mostly I link it directly to the online version. This time however, I am including the […]
Dish Origin – Laksa
Focusing on Nyonya and Singapore laksa, this article looks at the similarities, the differences, which came first, and how laksa got its name. Plus recommendations for eating the dish in […]
Top 5 – Private Dining Asia
A private dining experience must meet various requirements to be memorable – the food obviously needs to be great, and ideally on-trend, and the location should be private but not […]
Noodles in Macau
To transform the humble staple, the noodle, into a memorable dish takes skill and culinary prowess, as I discovered when writing this guide to the best noodle dishes at Sands […]
Regional Vietnamese Cuisine
In this article for South China Morning Post, Why a Vietnamese food journey is sure to tantalise diners from north to south, I spoke to two chefs about the differences in regional […]
Truffles @ Arcane
Arcane is one of my favourite restaurants in Hong Kong, and Shane Osborn one of the city’s most talented chefs. I was therefore thrilled to receive an invitation from Shane […]
24 Hours – Toronto
Toronto, is a picturesque modern city of culture and history, nature, unique neighbourhoods, fabulous food and some of the best wine in the country. Here are some of my favourite […]
Dining Hotspot – Sha Tin
From fashionable French to the preferred cuisine of Chinese poets, from playful Seoul food to international classics, there is something for all preferences in Sha Tin. I wrote about seven […]
Black Truffles at Arcane
Black truffles from The Truffle & Wine Co (the largest single producer of Tuber melansoporum in the world) in the hands of talented chef, Shane Osborn of Arcane, translates into […]
