The Wet Burger from Istanbul has opened at Golden Mile Tower.
What makes their burgers unique is the fact that the meat is cooked with ketchup, making it extremely soft. The bun is not the generic burger bun, but a softer almost sandwich-like bread which adds to the softness of the meat patty.
Finally, its slathered with melted cheese and a bit more ketchup/seasoned sauce to make it simliar to a Sloppy Joe. Each burger comes with a side of fries and chilli sauce to dip with.
In recent years, Hong Kong is the city that has been on development and bringing the transparency into the Asian art market, yet Singapore will be the next destination that enables the museums or primary galleries to play a main role as an incubator.
Ota Fine Arts have numerous programmes with East Asian artists including Japanese and Korean, and organises various rich collaborations with new artists from South Eastern Asia to the Middle East region. Be it painting, video art, or crafts, they have been promoting talented artists who work across different media since they started in 1994.
The Japanese gallery, which started in the Ebisu area in Tokyo, has represented internationally acclaimed artist Yayoi Kusama, renowned for her recent collaboration with Louis Vuitton. It has also been representing other Japanese artists such as Hiraki Sawa and Tomoko Kashiki. Over the last few years, it has brought more regional character into its programmes, featuring Indonesian Ay Tjoe Christine, Korean Yee Sookyung, Iranian Monir Farmanfarmaian, as well as other artists from China, Mongolia, Bangladesh, and the Philippines.
A new type of gallery has opened in Singapore. Call it nomadic in concept, Artemiss Contemporary takes art to the people by holding exhibitions in unusual places, restaurants, shops, salons, hotels, flats, as well as its own gallery space. They propose a wide variety of original artworks, in limited editions, different styles and at affordable prices.
Popular in Europe, this is the first time the idea of a roving art gallery for European art is being launched in Singapore. Clementine de Forton, the brainchild of gallery owner explains she wants to display the artworks they love in living interiors, that way anybody can see and appreciate the pieces in a friendly environment. They share their passion for amazing European arts, photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, with the widest group of people possible.
Her partner, Gaetane Prinselaar. thinks of these spaces as a totally different atmosphere to galleries. The buzz of a venue filled with people having a good time lends an extra dimension to artworks. That’s particularly true of their first exhibition, the urban muse, which focuses on the world’s great cities, and the dynamism, drive, humour and trauma of the urban environment. An unexpected encounter with an artwork is like a moment out of time, and that’s exactly the emotion the artists in our exhibition are trying to achieve.
The urban muse comprises several original artworks by four artists: Christian McManus, Christophe Jacrot, Caroline Benech and Joel Odesser. Through photography and mixed media each artist explores the city in surprising and original ways. Shanghai, Hong Kong, New York, Paris, London and many more are re-imagined and embellished, revealing their beauty and diversity.
Clementine de Forton regularly travels to Europe to meet exceptional new artists and select their finest work for exhibition in Asia, often for the first time. As well as the roving shows, Artemiss Contemporary has a collection of work by the artists it represents, which can be seen at its permanent gallery in Singapore by appointment.
As well as exhibiting and selling the artworks, Artemiss Contemporary’s services include leasing, art counseling for interior design projects, creating public artistic events and corporate gifts such as signed art books.
Dean & DeLuca has announced a partnership with Kitchen Language, the franchised fast food and restaurant arm of Far East Organization, to bring its iconic New York lifestyle brand to Singapore. Kitchen Language will be opening the first Dean & DeLuca flagship store at Orchard Central, in the heart of the country’s main shopping belt of Orchard Road in the first half of 2012.
They are thrilled to have found an outstanding license partner in Kitchen Language and are looking forward to bringing their brand to Singapore. Singapore has a long history of global and regional culinary influences, and will be fantastic for their signature gourmet food markets.
Renowned as a culinary food haven, Dean & DeLuca will bring a wide range of artisanal gourmet food selection from all over the world to Singapore. Expect artisanal food selections from fine cheeses to high quality olive oils, herbs and spices for the discerning epicurean, delicious and thoughtful food baskets for the busy executive, and an introduction of SoHo chic to daily Singaporean lifestyles. Specially trained staff will help customers explore the latest epicurean treats on offer, challenge their taste buds, and inspire their culinary creativity.
Food is such a central part of the local culture in Singapore. They have been seeing an increasing appetite and appreciation from consumers for high quality products and the lifestyle that comes with fine food and wine. These days, it’s not only about dining at Michelin star restaurants on special occasions. It is also about living with food, and that is Dean & DeLuca’s brand philosophy. Kitchen Language are excited to be able to work with Dean & DeLuca to bring the very best gourmet products to Singapore.
Dean & DeLuca will take around 4000 square feet of space on Level 4 of Orchard Central, where customers can look forward to relaxing at a New York City Dean & DeLuca café atmosphere with a taste of what the grocer has to offer. Dean & DeLuca adds Singapore to a growing group of international license partners in countries that include Japan, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Thailand, Korea, and Turkey.
Founded in 1977 by Joel Dean, Giorgio DeLuca and Jack Ceglic with the opening of its flagship store in SoHo, New York, Dean & DeLuca has grown into a multiâ€channel retailer of gourmet foods, wines and kitchenware with operations throughout the United States and abroad. Dean & DeLuca products are sold through retail stores in select U.S. markets, a consumer catalog and ecommerce site, and a growing group of international license partners around the world.
Buckley Classique has been individually crafted to meet the most discerning of tastes. Spacious, generously proportioned interiors and ample windows create a light, airy and relaxing ambience. Private lift lobbies and expansive balconies and patios enhance this sense of timeless luxury and naturally only the finest and most luxurious designer brands have been selected to adorn each apartment, including Hansgrohe fittings, Kohler fixtures and Gaggenau appliances.
Come home to a contemporary facade and lavish amenities where you can experience a level of comfort that is second to none. Soak in the relaxing atmosphere and enjoy the breaktaking scenery of the Bukit Timah Greenery, City View, scenic views of blue sky, lush greenery and so much more.
Buckley Classique truly stands out in the neighbourhood, befitting the discerned owner. This is where your journey begins.
Brasserie WOLF swept the votes at the 2006 Singapore Gourmet Hunt competition to win the Most Popular Western Cuisine Restaurant award. The achievement came just five months after the charming French brasserie opened its doors.
Located by the Singapore River at The Pier at Robertson, this authentically Parisian brasserie combines a casual and relaxed ambience with the culinary standards and service of a fine dining restaurant. From interiors to staff uniforms to the menu, owner Wolfgang Lapper has taken every effort to incorporate the finer details that make this a total brasserie, the only one of its kind in Singapore.
Brasserie WOLF's classical French cuisine is now going to be designed by new head chef Claudio Sandri who has worked at Nobu and Brasserie Joel in London. The newly refurbished restaurant offers a revised a la carte menu which features modernised French favourites including Slow Cooked Lamb Navarin, Beef Bourguignon & French Onion Soup. These creations are inspired by only the freshest produce from across the world, and the traditional cookery styles of France. All complemented by a wide range of fine wine and champagnes, from Brasserie WOLF's extensive wine cellar.
80 Mohamed Sultan Road, The Pier at Robertson #01-13
Since 1975, Seafolly has been at the epicentre of Australian beach lifestyle and has quickly become one of the most recognized swimwear and beach lifestyle brands world-wide. Spanning the broad international market, Seafolly is currently stocked in major fashion department stores and swimwear boutiques around the world including Takashimaya in Singapore.
Summer holidays and beach escapes are integral to the Seafolly brand essence and its customers. Women around the world look forward to their summer holiday escape and weekends at the beach. Time to relax and enjoy the company of friends and family or maybe a bit of time to themselves. Seafolly believes life is for living!
Setting the seasons trends, Seafolly offers a fun, fashion forward and innovative range of swim and lifestyle wear. Seafolly have all your Summer essentials, an array of bikinis, one piece swimsuits, cover ups and apparel along with an extensive accessories collection. Bold statement prints, contrasting textures and injections of eclectic colour encapsulate and reflect the Seafolly brand philosophy.
Seafolly Australia provides women, girls and boys a range of fashionable and sun safe swim and lifestyle wear with the Seafolly Ladies, Seafolly Girl and Tiger Joe collections. Seafolly’s fashion designers, staff members, friends and family spend countless hours enjoying life in our own products. We are our own best customers and our toughest critics. Innovative, fashionable, high quality swimwear, lifestyle apparel products and accessories are as important to us as they are to our customers.
Seafolly has announced that they will be opening a stand alone store in Singapore in 2011 so watch this space all you scantily clad fashionistas!
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