Simplylife is the dining equivalent of the mullet—quick, affordable takeaways (a salad bar and a range of sandwiches, focaccias and pastries) for rush hour busy bees in the front, and a simple, sleek and spacious area for languorous wining and…

There’s a fine line between classy and tawdry, and TWG sits right on the border. Any more gold highlights or ostentatious wooden furniture and it’d make even Chinese banquet halls look tame. As it is, this Singaporean teahouse, with branches all…

While recessionistas are increasingly shunning pricey dinners in favor of executive lunches for their weekly gourmet fix, we wouldn’t call lunching at H One a compromise. True, you don’t get that dazzling night view of the harbor, but on any…

This venue is suspiciously similar in appearance and offerings to Toast Box in Causeway Bay—and no surprise there, considering they’re both run by the BreadTalk Group—but what bugs us most is the blatant discrepancy in pricing between the two. While…