Hop to these places offering lavish spreads, egg hunts and other fun Easter activities for the whole family.

A round-up of good eats and dining news from Singapore in April 2019.

American barbecue, Louisiana-style seafood and Singaporean zichar may be from diverse cultures but they have one thing in common — bringing the joy of sharing plates to the table.

April is here, and so is our desire to beat the scorching Thailand heat. Here, we come up with delicious ways to cool down in Bangkok and Phuket. We hope you find some shade!

We explore where and what celebrated chefs eat outside their kitchens.

We’ve rounded up some noteworthy new dishes in the Bay Area.

In exclusive interviews to the Michelin Guide Digital, chefs and restauranteurs share why they have decided to open eateries in the much-anticipated shopping complex.

We explore what celebrated chefs eat outside their kitchens.

This bowl of tangy, spicy bak chor mee has satiated Singaporeans for generations.

Memorable new watering holes to visit and inventive new cocktails to imbibe while you count down to the Singapore Cocktail Festival 2019 in May.

Chefs Ryan Lory and Adam Bordonaro join forces for a multi-concept restaurant in Greenwich Village.

There’s a plethora of food and drink to choose from at this new huge Manhattan complex.

Hurry, hurry, try these Indian, Chinese, Peranakan and Thai curries from Singapore’s Bib Gourmand establishments.

We explore what celebrated chefs eat outside their kitchens.

After a restaurant extension, a wedding and some well-deserved time off, Charoenkrung’s favourite chef duo – Napol “Joe” Jantraget and Saki Hoshino – return with a reinvigorated Eighty-Twenty 2.0 oriented towards fine-dining.

The acclaimed chef is back on the Chicago dining scene inside the Ace Hotel.

Though chillis often take the heat for Thai cuisine’s blanket description, it’s the layered flavours and small nuances that have made Thai food as sought after as it is today.

Javier Candón shares his passion for Spanish cuisine at his restaurants in Washington, D.C.