Join us for Asher BWS Wine Appreciation Event

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Asher Wine Appreciation

We always hear about wine and cheese, wine and steaks, wine and seafood… and the list goes on.

And have you ever wondered how they work? Or are you simply baffled by the variations that you do not know where to begin? We were once caught in such confusion too, and that is why we are partnering with Asher BWS to conduct a first ever Ladyironchef wine appreciation session where you will be exposed to the wonderful world of wines.

Learn all you can about the differences, discover the ideal pairings, and you will never look at your food the same way again. Because everything is just more wonderful with a glass of your favourite drink.

Wine & Cheese

10 readers and their +1 get to join me for ladyironchef x Asher BWS’s wine tasting & appreciation event.

ladyironchef x Asher BWS Wine Appreciation Event
Date: 10 May 2014, 4pm – 6pm
Venue: Spruce, Phoenix Park (320 Tanglin Road)
Guests: This event is capped at 20 pax.

We are having a wine tasting & appreciation session at Spruce on 10 May (Saturday) 4pm. This event is free for readers of ladyironchef. 10 readers get to bring a friend each to join me to learn more about wine, courtesy of Asher BWS.

A wine master from Beam Global Asia will be conducting the wine appreciation session, to share and discuss with us about wine. During the event, we will be sampling endless glasses of wines from Brown Brothers wine collection, with cheese platters to go along.

Not to worry even if you know nothing about wine. The aim of the event is for us to come together to learn something new about wine, so everyone is welcomed! It will be a casual and fun afternoon filled with endless glasses of wines, fun and company.

To join me at Asher BWS’s wine appreciation event, you just need to ‘like’ Asher BWS’s facebook page, and leave a comment in this post to tell us why you want to come for the wine appreciation event. The contest ends on 30 Apr 2359hrs. The selected readers will be notified by email.

Updated on 2 May // The 10 selected readers are Claus, Phoebe, Matilda, Wei Zhe, Kelly, Jo, Ian, Marcus, Shireen and Cel Wong.

Asher BWS is a website which offers the most comprehensive ranges of beer, wine and spirits products online. It aims to educate and encourage the appreciation of alcoholic beverages among consumers, and at the same time, provide convenience by delivering the products to your doorstep.

Tokyo’s Neighbourhood Guide

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Tokyo Neighbourhood Guide

No matter how many times you have been to Tokyo, it is a place that you will fall in love with over and over again. Where do we begin? It is impossible to capture the essence of Tokyo in words or photos; it is a city like no other. There is always something new to discover in this amazing city. It is like every corner is blessed with magic, ready to enchant and bewilder. Can’t say for sure that there is only one pick, so here is a guide to our favourite neighbourhoods in Tokyo.

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New York City on a Budget

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New York on Budget

The Big Apple: concrete jungle where dreams are made of. Unless you’re made of cash, a holiday in this ‘concrete jungle’ will easily set you back by the thousands. So if you’re looking to tour New York city on a budget, here’s a guide on how to have your cake and eat it.

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Guide On Where To Find The Best Macarons in Singapore

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Singapore Best Macarons Guide

This guide to Singapore’s best macarons was last updated on 4 April 2015.

What’s there not to love about macarons? Two light and crisp cookie shells sandwiching ganache, jam or buttercream filling – it is the ultimate indulgence for dessert lovers. There is just something irresistible about macarons.

Here is our guide on where to get the best macarons in Singapore.

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The World’s First Kitkat Boutique Opens in Japan

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Japanese Flavour Kitkat

The next time you are in Tokyo, be sure to make a trip to the world’s first Kitkat Boutique. The KitKat Chocolatory store is located within the Seibu department store in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district.

Fans of Kitkat in Japan are in for a treat! Besides the popular matcha flavour, it stocks exclusive varieties of the chocolate bar – Sublime Bitter, Special Sakura Green Tea and Special Chilli – created in collaboration with Japanese chocolatier Takagi. Other Japanese Kitkat flavours include Roasted Tea, Strawberry Cheesecake, Rum Raisin, Apple, Green Tea, Mandarin and Lemon, Azuki Red Bean Toast, Wasabi, Purple Potato and Cinnamon Cookie.

mezza9 Grand Hyatt Singapore Sunday Champagne Brunch

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Champagne Brunch_mezza9Photo credit: Grand Hyatt Singapore

“The ultimate champagne brunch.” That was the only thought we had on our minds while enjoying our feast at mezza9 Grand Hyatt Singapore’s Sunday Champagne Brunch (S$138++ for free flow of Perrier Jouët Grand Brut champagne, premium red and white wines, beers, mojitos and bloody marys, and S$118 with free flow of soft drinks and coffee/tea).

mezza9 at Grand Hyatt Singapore is an institution for Sunday brunch. Its vibrant and upbeat atmosphere makes it the perfect place for family and friends to spend Sundays at. With nine different dining experiences – including the grill, seafood, Thai, steam basket, yakitori, sushi, deli, patisserie, and bar – complete with free flow of champagne, wines and cocktails, there is something for everyone.

The six show kitchens at mezza9 are the perfect stage for the team of talented chefs to whip up their storms, while the friendly service crews are always doing their rounds and making sure that tables are cleared, cutleries are changed, and that your champagne flute is never empty.

Start from the Japanese kitchen, because Japanese food is always a great idea. Tempura, freshly grilled yakitori and sashimi salad are excellent, but make a dash for the array of sashimi and sushi. The Chinese kitchen has excellent roast meats. Pork belly, spare ribs, BBQ char siew and roast duck… Everything is sublime. For more meat, head to the grill, which features roasted chicken, slow roasted black angus prime sirloin and roasted lamb leg.

mezza9 Sunday Champagne Brunch

Seafood lovers will be mind-blown by the selection at the crustacean bar. Grand Hyatt prides itself on serving sustainable seafood, and over here, you will be spoiled by the variety of seafood such as Spencer gulf wild king prawns, Tasmanian mussels, Canadian lobster, Sri Lankan mud crabs, and freshly shucked oysters from France and Australia. Let’s pull our chairs to the seafood bar and feast all day long.

The pastry team at mezza9 is out to impress with its tantalising creations. Bread pudding, citron tart, cream puffs, chocolate tart, oreo cheesecake, and homemade gelato will send you to dessert paradise. And, we mean it when we say we were close to stealing the entire tray of Tiramisu.

If you are thinking of where to go for mother’s day, celebrate the occasion in style at mezza9′s Mother’s Day Sunday Brunch. For more details, check out the promotion here.

For the latest updates, follow Grand Hyatt Singapore on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

mezza9
Grand Hyatt Singapore
10 Scotts Road
Tel: +65 6416 7322
Sun Brunch: 11.30am – 3pm
Daily: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

This post is brought to you by Grand Hyatt Singapore.

Seattle in 48 Hours

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48 Hours in Seattle

High-tech, yet old school; innovative, artsy and a little hippie at the same time. A maritime urban centre in the Pacific Northwest of America, Seattle has diverse neighborhoods that cause shifting moods as one moves from one corner of the city to the other.

I had a short visit to Seattle this Spring break and was lucky that I made the choice because the sakuras that were in full bloom is every reason that Spring time is the best time to visit the city despite the ongoing rain. But hey, what is Seattle without the thick clouds and rain?

Here are some of the things that you can do and see when you have 48 hours in Seattle.

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Hotel Indigo Wan Chai Hong Kong

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Hotel Indigo

We cannot quite put a finger to Wan Chai when we first set foot in that neighbourhood. It is bustling like many other areas in Hong Kong, but for the lack of a better description – Wan Chai is quite distinctly Hong Kong. Forget about how people discount Wan Chai for its red light district (because it is really just one lane that you can easily miss), because there is so much more to look out for.

We love Wan Chai for its little gems and unexpected finds – comfort Hong Kong cuisine in humble settings, locals peddling their wares and arts, executives loosening their ties to unwind over a good lunch… and all these make up Hotel Indigo.

A relatively new baby in the local hotel scene, Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island is everything Wan Chai is. It reflects snippets of its characteristic neighbourhood, and this is precisely what Hotel Indigo wants to create, so that guests feel blended in to the local culture, and locals resonate with the comforting familiarity.

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