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New Dining Experiences For April 2023 (Part II)
You’re guaranteed a fun, slightly boisterous evening at Underdog Inn, a new concept from the team behind Sago House, Low Tide, and Ghostwriter. At this modern “tavern”, smoked meats, pickled vegetables, and a variety of daily specials take center stage, complemented by an extensive drink and cocktail menu that will ensure a memorable night ahead.
New Dining Experiences For April 2023 (Part I)
iKKAGOYO is a new kaiseki restaurant hidden in plain sight along Amoy Street, which is helmed by Chef-Owner Mitsutaka Sakamoto. It’s no surprise that the restaurant presents dishes that feature the finest ingredients from Japan, but what diners should watch out for is the one-of-a-kind experience through moments of kando (a term that describes the moment when one’s expectations are exceeded) in action.
A Journey To Bring The Quintessence Of World Cuisine To Phu Quoc
Continuing the journey of bringing the world's culinary elite to Pearl Island, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay welcomes Japanese Two-Michelin-Starred Chef Takagi Kazuo in a special culinary event where diners can experience the taste of culinary masterpiece in the lavish space of Pink Pearl restaurant, designed by the talented architect Bill Bensley
Lobster, Crab And Seafood Buffet At Estate
Hilton Singapore Orchard’s all-day buffet restaurant, Estate, has relaunched the popular Lobster, Crab and Seafood Buffet, which was first introduced in August 2022. Today, the seafood extravaganza returns once a week for dinner on Thursdays to the delight of both hotel guests and Singapore’s hardcore seafood lovers.
Fleurette - The Perfect Combination Of Cuisine
Culinary magic and excellence is happening at Fleurette, which is located in a quiet corner of Rangoon Road. The dining experience here is best experienced by the counter, where Chef Tariq Helou and team expertly put together beautiful dishes comprised of the season’s freshest bounties.
Maison Shuko By Chefs Jeremmy Chiam And Justin Foo
It’s easy to pass off Maison Shūko as another gimmicky restaurant in Singapore’s ever-evolving dining landscape: Three chefs whipping up Japanese-inspired, French-influenced Mod Asian food in a small eight-seater space, topped off with an audio-visual presentation that accompanies the entire meal. While it may sound like a lot to take in, we assure you – it’s incredibly enjoyable.
Top Tables For March
This month, we’re crazy over the new menu and chef at Fat Cow, a hidden hangout in the CBD, and the new Sunday brunch at Capitol Kempinski.