Speakeasy Bars

“An efficient bartender’s first aim should be to please his customers, paying particular attention to meet the individual wishes of those whose taste and desires he has already watched an ascertained; and, with those whose peculiarities he has had no opportunity of learning, he should politely inquire how they wish their beverage served, and use his best judgment in endeavouring to fulfil their desires to their entire satisfaction. In this way he will not fail to acquire popularity and success.” ― Jerry Thomas

Classing It Up at Three X Co

Nicholas Ng
Eastern Poem | Three X Co | Food For Thought

Located within Bangsar Shopping Centre sits Three X Co, one of the best speakeasies in Kuala Lumpur. The prohibition-styled bar is serves twists on classics with an eastern touch, with many of their signature drinks looking quite familiar if you’ve grown up in Malaysia. From their delicious Penang nutmeg juice influenced Balik Pulau to their ginseng herbal tea inspired Eastern Poem, there is something for everyone, and that’s not even considering their amazing classics. But the latest conditions have caused businesses to change, and that’s where home deliveries come to save the day. Continue reading →

Junior “The Pocket Bar”, Singapore

Nicholas Ng

If you’ve never heard about Junior The Pocket Bar, you really should. The little 8-seater bar located in Tanjung Pagar, Singapore is one of the most unique of its kind. Not only do they essentially change their concept every 6 months, the pocket-sized bar is unique down to its minute detail, from its previous feature Pacifica, a 1920’s tiki theme, to the Petit Chalet, a 1970’s showcase. Continue reading →

Smoke & Mirrors, Singapore

Nicholas Ng
Dali's Self Portrait | Smoke & Mirrors | Food For Thought

Located on the first floor of the National Gallery Singapore sits one of the best rooftop bars in Singapore overlooking the bay with a stunning view… Smoke & Mirrors. This cocktail bar serves a number of exquisite cocktails which are carefully curated as though exhibits from a museum itself. The drinks served here are where style meets substance, such as the Picasso’s Pencil, a cocktail made from distilled pencil wood. Continue reading →