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5 outrageous buys at Top Marques Macau
Mies Container restaurant: A tasty, trendy Hooters for women
Cycling in Bangkok: Not just for the insane
Playing by ear: Blind tennis, the smash from Japan
The showdown: Singapore vs. Kuala Lumpur
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Posted: 25 Nov 2011 02:04 AM PST

The world's most luxurious and only live supercar show for the extremely wealthy takes place this week at Top Marques Macau at the Venetian Macao and will end Sunday.

Top Marques Macau is the Asian edition of Top Marques Monaco and aims to bring in buyers from the region, especially wealthy Chinese.

One of the biggest draws of Top Marques Macau is the chance to test drive some of the supercars that are showcased at the exhibition.

A 2.1-kilometer road close to the exhibition hall has been set aside for invited guests. If you don't have an invite and just want to come gawk at the cars and buyers, tickets to the show are available at MOP$380 (US$46.50) a pop.

Here are five outrageous products on display at Top Marques Macau.

Mies Container restaurant: A tasty, trendy Hooters for women

Posted: 24 Nov 2011 08:16 PM PST

Koreans aren't exactly famous for their patience.

In fact "palli palli" -- meaning "hurry the hell up" -- is probably one of the first phrases most foreigners come across when they get to Korea.

So when I first heard rumors of Koreans standing in endless lines outside a new Seoul restaurant, I had to go find out why.

'Hot Guy Paradise'

Standing in line outside Mies Container, Gangnam's hottest and perhaps most oddly named new restaurant, I couldn't help marveling.

Around nine out of ten of the customers queuing around the building were young women in their 20s.

Cycling in Bangkok: Not just for the insane

Posted: 24 Nov 2011 07:58 PM PST

Tell someone that you plan to ride a bicycle in Bangkok and you'll likely get a horrified gasp and a barrage of questions about your sanity.

Although it would be a stretch to call them safe, most roads in Bangkok -- save for the major ones, of course -- are surprisingly easy to bike on.

But what most surprises people is that there are actually some great areas and fantastic paths that will let you get some exercise while you see Bangkok up close and personal.

If you have that ol' adventurous spirit, rent a bike and head out on your own to see what you can find.

If you're not keen to just get out onto the streets and pedal, here are several areas that are safe and popular with bicyclists.

Playing by ear: Blind tennis, the smash from Japan

Posted: 24 Nov 2011 05:55 PM PST

For Miyoshi Takei, being blind turned out to be just a minor obstacle when it came to playing tennis. In fact, it's what impelled him to try in the first place.

"I wanted to hit a ball that was flying through space as hard as I could, even though I couldn't see it," he once said. If only there was some way he could hear it.

The showdown: Singapore vs. Kuala Lumpur

Posted: 24 Nov 2011 02:05 PM PST

Just like all the greats -- Athens and Rome, London and New York, Paris and Berlin -- Singapore and Kuala Lumpur have had to endure a long-standing rivalry over which city does what best.

But for two capitals whose cultural similarities can sometimes outweigh their differences, finding a true winner in the great debate can prove difficult ...