Imperial Reunion Dinner - Chinese New Year (2016) at Summer Palace (Regent Singapore)
This Lunar New Year (2016), Summer Palace at the Regent Singapore (also my favourite pet hotel in Singapore!) is presenting an Imperial Reunion Dinner for one night only. The night of feasting will feature a lavish spread of Chinese New Year delicacies at the Regent Singapore's Royal Pavilion Ballroom as an imperial palace feast experience will be recreated. Here's what to expect from the Imperial Reunion Dinner at Regent Singapore which is happening on 07 February 2016 (Sunday) from 630PM.
The extensive Imperial Feast starts off with an auspicious Smoked Salmon Prosperity Toss - a staple in almost every reunion dinner in Singapore. I love how beautiful and neat it is - they remind me of small mountains! The smoked salmon also resembles flowers - this is truly quite a feast for your eyes and your tummy.
Summer Palace's version of the Mini Buddha Jump Over The Wall is packed with delicious prized ingredients. What really steals the show though, is that delicious broth underneath it all. I love how rich and flavourful it is without being overly heavy (something many restaurants are unable to do).
What's interesting about the Imperial Reunion Dinner though is the unlimited servings of canapes that you can help yourself to throughout the dinner. Before you go ahead and call it a buffet (although technically it is), it is important to note that the canapes only serve to complement the meal and not replace it instead. Some of my personal favourite dishes include the Crispy Fish Skin with Salted Egg Yolk, Braised Dried Oyster with Mushrooms and Sea Moss, Fried Glutinous Rice with Baby Abalone, Dried Shrimp and Cured Meat as well as the Crispy Mini Bun Served with Chili Crab Meat Sauce.
What's more exciting for me personally however is the Roasted Peking Duck 'Live' Station where you can get unlimited servings of this delicious dish. It is also strangely therapeutic to watch how the chef cut through the crispy skin of the duck so effortlessly and elegantly. Condiments are provided separately in case you do not enjoy them as much.
This simple looking Steamed Soon Hock in Light Soya Sauce has to be my favourite dish from the night (although the Peking Duck is a close second) of tasting. I actually love that it's elegantly cooked and displayed - little needs to be done when your quality ingredients are fresh.
Finally, for the final bit of carbohydrate before desserts (also from the buffet spread), the Stewed Ee Fu Noodle with Crab Meat, Shredded Mushroom and Chive. The first thing you will notice is how generous the serving of crab meat actually is. The question on everyone's mind right now must be 'how much does it cost exactly then?'. For just S$138++ per person, you will be able to enjoy this very special Imperial Reunion Dinner at the Regent Singapore.
For more information on reservations and how to contact the hotel, please refer to the following link: http://www.regenthotels.com/EN/Singapore/Cuisine/Summer-Palace/Menu-Highlights-(1)
Imperial Feast Dinner Menu
丰年共舞(洛神花烟三文鱼捞起)
Smoked Salmon Prosperity Toss
富贵满盈(精选佛跳墙)
Mini Buddha Jump Over the Wall
富甲一方(北京鸭)
Roasted Peking Duck
花开富贵(X.O.酱炒带子西兰花)
Stir-fried Scallops with Broccoli in X.O. Sauce
黄金满屋(咸蛋脆鱼皮)
Crispy Fish Skin with Salted Egg Yolk
福如东海(清蒸游水顺壳鱼)
Steamed Soon Hock in Light Soya Sauce
喜哈大笑(鲜芒果生汁明虾球)
Deep-fried Prawn with Mayonnaise and Mango
好市发财(蚝豉发菜冬菇)
Braised Dried Oyster with Mushrooms and Sea Moss
恭喜发财(红酒排骨)
Deep-fried Spare Rib with Red Wine Sauce
如意吉祥(辣椒蟹肉伴馒头)
Crispy Mini Bun Served with Chili Crab Meat Sauce
堂皇富丽(鲍鱼仔生炒糯米饭)
Fried Glutinous Rice with Baby Abalone, Dried Shrimp and Cured Meat
意气风发(蟹肉干烧伊面)
Stewed Ee Fu Noodle with Crab Meat, Shredded Mushroom and Chive
金玉满堂(金瓜芦荟西米露)
Chilled Pumpkin Cream with Aloe Vera and Sago
步步高升(椰汁煎年糕)
Pan-fried Traditional Brown Sugar Glutinous Flour Cake
合家团圆(红豆沙汤丸)
Sweetened Red Bean Cream with Glutinous Rice Dumpling
The signature Cantonese restaurant of The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, Summer Pavilion, has received a one-star rating (2016-2018) in the Michelin Guide Singapore for three consecutive years. Led by Chinese Executive Chef Cheung Siu Kong and Restaurant Manager, Gery Lee, Summer Pavilion has established itself as one of the best Cantonese restaurants in Singapore that not only offer amazing food, great personalised service but also one of the most beautiful interiors in the country. From 21 January 2019 to 19 February 2019, indulge in a selection of exquisite dishes this year with six- to eight-course set lunch and dinner menus. Diners who celebrate the first 15 days of the Lunar New Year at Summer Pavilion will also receive a set of exclusive Ritz-Carlton red packets and a pair of Mandarin oranges, per reservation.