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Back to Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore recently to re-visit Greenhouse restaurant. I was there for birthday staycation few months back and so glad to be back again. Greenhouse restaurant is an all-day dining multi-ethnic restaurant offers cuisines from five different kitchens. The lush greenery themed restaurant has a spacious space with natural sunlight and infinite views of the Masters Course golf grounds. Every spot is Instagram-worthy I would say. Read More

Back to One-Ninety Bar at Four Seasons Hotel Singapore to check out their latest revamped concept- The Garden, where diners able to experience the lush, botanical dining experience in the cool shelter of a terrace. The extension of this alfresco space is inspired by the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
With the new concept, Garden@One-Ninety offers a wide selection of creative, wholesome plant-based cuisine, craft cocktails and wellness-focused alternatives. The menu here are specially crafted by Chef de Cuisine Pierre Barusta that is keenly focused on spotlighting market-fresh produce. Read More

Experience three staycation ( The St. Regis Singapore, W Singapore-Sentosa Cove & JW Marriott Singapore South Beach) experiences and distinct dining offerings at its portfolio of luxury brands in Singapore from 10 September 2021. This uniquely curated experience is in collaboration with local chocolate artisan and ‘Made With Passion’ Singapore brand – Fossa Chocolate. For more information, visit the Fossa Chocolate x Marriott Bonvoy website or watch the event preview here.

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Jiang-Nan Chun, Michelin-starred authentic Cantonese restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel Singapore welcomes Executive Chinese Chef Albert Au on board. He launches a degustation of culinary signatures that are available at both lunch and dinner. The menu highlights the fresh, seasonal produce and a passion to bring a dynamic perspective to classic techniques. Read More

Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant is launching its Umami Eel Creations Menu from 1 to 30 April 2021. Instead of your usual take on eel in Japanese cuisine, you can enjoy this treasured delicacy found in traditional Chinese cuisine in China. It is also a superfood that is high in vitamins and other nutrients with health benefits. For the month of April, there will be a menu of eel-centric dishes (using salt water white eel and fresh water yellow eel), accentuated with aged-old Cantonese recipes and bespoke Cantonese cooking methods. Read More

Chinese New Year in less than a month time and have you plan for your reunion dinner? Park Royal Clarke Quay ushers this Chinese New Year with a selection of bountiful feasts curated by the hotel’s Banquet Chef James Wong. A total of four set menus ranging from six to eight courses priced from S$388.00 to S$768.00. The set menus are available for dine-in or takeaway via self-collection or delivery from 29 January to 26 February 2021. Read More

Ushering in the Year of the Ox, Hai Tien Lo at Pan Pacific Singapore captures the spirit of joy and prosperity of the Lunar New Year with delectable array of dining experiences for memorable reunions. The Lunar New Year Menu launches from 25 January to 26 February 2021. Read More

Xin Cuisine Chinese Restaurant ushers in a prosperous Year of the Ox with array of Cantonese dishes for takeaways and lavish set menus for up to 8 persons. The dishes are curated by Chinese Executive Chef Chan Kung Lai whose origins are from Hong Kong. There are a total of 6 different set menus. From the 8-course Blissful Menu at S$398.00++ for 4 pax to the Prosperous Celebrations Menu at S$1,398.00++ for 8 persons. Read More

Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant at PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road debuts with first grand makeover since establishment in 2011. It is great to be back here again with the new refurbished interior and menu. The restaurant is well-loved for its classic Cantonese and Sichuan specialities expertly created by Executive Cantonese Master Chef Leung Wing Chung ( chef with over 40 years of experience in Chinese cuisine). Read More

My second visit to Pete’s Place Grand Hyatt Hotel Singapore after 11 years (my last visit was 2009). It is said to be one of the oldest Italian restaurants in Singapore. The restaurant is located at the basement of the hotel along Scott’s Road. You need to go down the staircase upon reaching the hotel lobby. It feels like walking down into a cellar. It was my friend’s first visit and she is surprised to find out that there is a restaurant there. The basement restaurant still look the same as it was with brick walls, wooden furniture and checkered tablecloth. Read More