Beerfest Asia returns for the third time in 2011 from 16 to 19 June Appealing to both exhibitors and the many beer lovers in Singapore and around the region, visitors get to enjoy over 250 different beers from all over the world at affordable prices from as low as SGD 3 under three marquees. 30,000 people are expected at Beerfest Asia 2011. 
Further complementing the experience are the outdoor bazaar with a delectable range of food and games. Jam-packed with classic festival activities, there is something for everyone at Beerfest Asia. 
For the trade industry, besides having the opportunity to engage and exchange dialogue with other industry colleagues and promote their products, Beerfest Asia 2011 continues with the tradition of the Asia Beer Awards in its sophomore
year and for the very first time, the Asia Brewers’ Conference will be held on the trade day (16 June 2011) of Beerfest Asia 2011.
This is Singapore , so beer is expensive , one plastic cup goes from $5 to $15 and first you have to buy a ticket of $32 - $37 (which includes 2 selected beers).

Singapore Food Trail is the city’s latest addition to its long list of hawker centers, though this particular center clearly stands out from the crowd. 
Located near the Singapore Flyer, the city’s massive Ferris wheel on the harbor, Singapore Food Trail is a collection of 17 different hawkers who have run successful businesses for decades at various venues throughout town. Some of them have been around for as long as 60 years, successfully passing their recipes down from generation to generation. 
According to a report by Channel News Asia, Select Group Limited invested 2 million Singapore dollars ($1.6 million) in the Food Trail project and the food centre opened last february.
It is not just the authentic food that makes the Singapore Food Trail worth a visit. It is the overall atmosphere that gives visitors the feeling they have traveled back in time. The food stalls are lined up next to each other on a tarmac street, with simple tables and chairs from the 1960s to create the proper ambiance. Old street signs and boards give the venue vintage flair, as does a retro, and still functional, jukebox. To complete the “good old days” feel, other vintage pieces such as old radios, typewriters and an old rickshaw can be spotted around the center. Even the provided cutlery and cups seem to
hail from decades past. A little shop selling nostalgic knick-knacks, including clocks, gramophones, magazines and tea pots, is given a prominent spot in the middle of the hawkers’ pushcarts.
Singapore Food Trail
30 Raffles Avenue
Tel. +65 6734 8829 
Open daily from 10:30 a.m.

(from thejakartaglobe.com)