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Las Flores: Tapas King

From the boys of Barcino comes Las Flores, a new gastropub that serves up a fresh take on tapas and a mean cocktail

The Future of Getting Wasted

New tastes and techniques in the cocktail world have gotten many big city bartenders drunk with possibility—and drinkers looking for a shot of adventure in their cocktails 

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Uniform in Chief

As a symbol of national pride, the barong Tagalog has few equals. But more than heritage, Rogue discovers the underrated transformative powers of our truly elegant national costume

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Bite Me, I'm Brown and Oily

Filipino food has never been as innovative as it is today on its home turf—yet it still remains virtually unknown abroad. Why does this bother us so much?

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Vask Country

From J. Luis Gonzalez, a Spanish chef trained in the Michelin-starred kitchen of the Basque Country—Arzak, El Bulli, Mugaritz, you name it—comes an exciting new gustatory expression in the local food scene. Manila, meet Vask

Anthony Bourdain: The Commander-in-Chief

"It's just funny how Americans call any traditional food—like bugs in Thailand—as weird. But then what the hell is a Chicken McNugget or a cinnabun?" - Anthony Bourdain

Float Some & Jet Some
I Predict a Riot

It’s that most indie-ful time of the year again with Laneway Festival in Singapore this January 26.

Heavy on the Sides
blanc

We had a quick chat with Jay Amante of blanc gallery about his newly opened gallery in Katipunan, and its inaugural exhibit "Tones of Home."

Selling the Drama
Gravity

Alfonso Cuaron enlists Sandra Bullock and George Clooney for his first movie in 7 years

Up the Down Escalator
Talk of the Town

"I'm not a figurehead for anything. I was a single mom with two kids. What else was I going to do? It was either be in a band or be a waitress." —Chrissie Hynde

Eat Me Drink Me
Little bits of sound

The high-value pocket-sized DAC is the most innovative arena of competition in the audio world today