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Not sure what to eat at Holland Village? Here's the Holland Village food directory that we all need.
1-Group joins in the Lunar New Year festivities with 8,888 prizes which include an all expenses paid trip to 1-Altitude Melaka. From now till 24 February 2024, simply spend $88 at any of their outlets to get a chance at their claw machine. Every $88 nett is entitled to one chance so you could be grabbing loads of prizes home in a night! I highly recommend that you plan a trip to FLNT which is, no doubt, one of the most beautiful and romantic restaurants in Singapore. Seeing as Valentine's Day is coming up as well, this is the perfect time to dine and win! Apart from the grand prize of a trip to 1-Altitude Melaka, there are plenty of other prizes such as $288 and $188 dining and wine vouchers.
The world's highest urban microbrewery aims to set tastebuds ablaze with a refreshed menu curated by a talented new chef, all while still pleasing discerning palates with tasty house-brewed beers. Chef Jake, who cut his teeth at big names such as Salt Grill, is now the man of the hour, and his brilliance shines brightly in a new 6-course Contembrewery Menu ($148++/pax) that should not be missed. Committed to using sustainably-sourced produce and produce procured from as close to home as possible, Chef Jake masterfully highlights the top quality produce which will have you spellbound from the get-go.
Opened by Chef Marvas Ng, who has served French fine dining for more than 10 years in China and Hong Kong, in partnership with 1855 F&B, Path Restaurant at MBFC is the latest, and most exciting, addition to our food scene. The elegant restaurant is dressed in muted shades, and illuminated by lights that bring about a romantic ambience, and relaxing vibe come evening time. The gentle swirls and curves on the ceiling are inspired by topography, and the different layers signify the different depths that you will experience in the modern Asian cuisine at Path. As with a topography map, where various paths are mapped out, diners can explore different paths by curating their own set lunch, and opting for different dining experiences — in the private room, or at the Chef's Table right in the thick of the action.
It's always a wonderful time at the elegant Tiffin Room. And, their upcoming limited-time menu, The Joyous Flavours of Holi, promises nothing short of a fantastic experience. Available exclusively for lunch and dinner from 5 to 19 March 2022, and absolutely not to be missed, is an impeccable spread of North Indian delights masterfully curated by Chef de Cuisine Kuldeep Negi. Prepare your senses for a dazzling array, and get ready to be swept off your feet!
Of all the limited-time menus presented thus far, this menu($98++, +$58++ for wine pairing) has to be my favourite!
The binary star appears as a single star but is in actual fact 2 stars that are so close to each other that they seem to shine as one. Inspired by the binary Star, Binary showcases Western and Asian dishes side by side and allows them to shine even brighter in complementary fashion. In addition, the restaurant occupies a prominent space at 01-01 of Palais Renaissance, echoing the binary code of 0 and 1. You have to agree that the restaurant can't be anymore aptly named! Opened by the same group that manages big names such as Sushi Kimura, Binary seems enroute to become one of the most popular kids in Orchard. Rocking a full house on a Monday evening, the casual restaurant boasts a straightforward menu of star ingredients presented in both Western and Asian style. So, even though the menu looks lean, you're looking at double the number of dishes available due to 2 cooking styles offered for each key ingredient.
In anticipation of the holiday season, Oriole Coffee at Pan Pacific Serviced Suites in Orchard has come up with a few trufflelicious dishes and delightful festive drinks! The reasonably-priced festive highlights are available from now till 28 February. And, if you're a self-proclaimed truffle lover, you should most definitely schedule a visit!
I have been going to Oriole Coffee since 2008. I remember always getting their beef cheek tagliatelle or fish and cheeks! Their Taisho cold brew is my go-to whenever I need a caffeine fix in town. 13 years old, and still going strong, that must say something about this joint that withstood the test of time.
Fans of Chef Damian would have followed his journey from his days of cooking up a storm at Folklore, to his fantastic run at Restaurant Kin, and they surely would have heard through the grapevine about the opening of Rempapa, before any information was even officially released. It's no wonder the renowned rebel chef has garnered such a wide and loyal following — his Peranakan dishes are truly second to none. I admire and have always been impressed by Chef Damian's passion in keeping traditions and his family recipes alive. He tries to stop the loss of more heritage dishes by making sure that Peranakan cuisine is accessible, and has now come up with New Heritage cuisine to introduce a taste of almost-lost Peranakan flavours to the younger generations.
Griglia, the new kid on Craig road, aims to transport diners to a 'grigliata' — an outdoor barbecue party that the Italians often indulge in with their loved ones. It's always a hearty affair; everyone brings along fresh produce and throws them onto the grill over a strong fire fueled by charcoal. When produce is that fresh, all you need is a light sprinkling of salt and some top quality olive oil to bring out the best in them. And that's exactly what Griglia is all about. The menu is centered on dishes cooked on a custom-made cast iron grill flown in from Russia, and diners can expect unique dishes built with lightly-seasoned ingredients that are reminiscent of the "mix and match" concept typically observed at grigliatas where attendees pile their plates with anything they desire from the grill.
When BBR by Alain Ducasse first opened its doors at Raffles Hotel Singapore back in 2019, I was beyond excited. After trying the food and drinks for the very first time there, I was obsessed. I couldn't even get a reservation after the opening night. Unfortunately, shortly after their grand opening, covid hit and the spacious and beautiful restaurant had to close. It's been more than a year since and the restaurant has recently reopened as OSTERIA BBR by Alain Ducasse, focusing on ingredients sourced from the Italian Riviera.
Kakiin Oyster Bar is a cozy Japanese izakaya in Orchard Plaza which accommodates 8-10 people in each seating. We made a reservation online for the 615pm seating but realised that it was already half full when we got there punctually. I later realised that the seatings run from 530pm - 8pm, and from 815pm - 1030pm. As everyone is seated at the counter, we could all watch the Japanese chef, and his 2 assistants, hard at work while navigating skillfully around the tiny kitchen. Even though the space is small, it did not reek of oil, or left us smelling like a walking bbq or fryer after we were done with the meal.
Hidden within NEWest is Birdfolks, a new spot that's especially proud of their fried chicken and rice bowls. With an interesting menu packed with a diverse range of offerings — from local tea and coffee to craft beers, and Japanese-inspired rice bowls to pancakes — Birdfolks hopes to draw more than just the residents in the area to their humble space.
Critically-acclaimed Tiffin Room at Raffles Hotel Singapore and
fusion American smokehouse Meatsmith Little India have teamed up to
present an enthralling showcase of authentic North Indian specialties
and Indian-accented southern American barbecue delights at the historic
Tiffin Room. This exclusive and not-to-be-missed collaboration will run
for just 2 weeks from 22 April to 6 May 2021. Before you rush off to make a reservation, have a look at what's in store!