Ki-Sho, led by Head Chef Taro Takayama, is a kappo-style omakase restaurant along Scotts Road, housed in a colonial-style black-and-white house. The restaurant’s name, meaning “aristocratic craftsmanship,” reflects the precision and care behind each dish. With only counter seating and a sake area, the space emphasizes intimacy, connection, and the art of Japanese fine dining. The interior embraces a minimalist aesthetic, allowing the culinary experience to take center stage.

Asia Longevity Wellness Centre brings together training, recovery, and relaxation within a calm, carefully considered environment. Each area supports a different pace of activity, and lighting is used to guide these transitions throughout the day in a subtle and responsive way.

Veteran kappo chef Taro Takayama gives the long-running Japanese restaurant a fresh lease on life Japanese restaurants don’t die – they just change the chef. That seems to describe Ki-Sho – which sits quietly in its Scotts Road black-and-white bungalow, deflecting everything from pandemics to chef defections to penny-pinching diners the way we swat mosquitoes in its car park.

We have opened our doors at Little Farms Raffles Place, bringing our trusted promise of quality, clean, and ethically sourced food to Singapore’s Central Business District. Located at street level within One Raffles Place, the newly designed 2,600 square foot space combines a specialty grocer with a takeaway-focused food counter tailored to the CBD crowd.

The Leng Kee automotive belt has officially welcomed yet another Chinese name onto the scene, with the grand opening of the Deepal showroom at 281 Alexandra Road on Thursday afternoon (27 March 2025), as well as the official launch of the Deepal S07 SUV, which was first teased at the 2025 Singapore Motor Show. As previously mentioned, the brand is represented by Premium Automobiles locally, which already takes charge of two other buzz-filled electric Chinese names: Zeekr and

Celebrate the grand opening of Zeekr's 500th showroom in Singapore, a stunning design crafted by Aarticle.

XPENG Motors, a trailblazer in the smart electric vehicle (EV) sector, has officially opened its doors to its sprawling showroom in Singapore. Located at 281 Alexandra Road (most recently the site of Premium Automobiles' old Audi showroom), this sleek and modern space embodies XPENG's commitment to innovative, people-first mobility.

Ami Patisserie by chef Makoto Arami, designed by Aarticle offers tarts, choux, cakes and bakes featuring prized seasonal

Ami Patisserie, designed by Aarticle, resembles a traditional Kyoto wooden house, the place serves all sorts of pastries.

Aarticle creates a dynamic and inspiring workspace for the Singapore office of tech company New Future.