Savour 30 Claypot Creations at Hai Tien Lo (Pan Pacific Singapore)
In conjunction with the Pan Pacific Singapore's 30th Anniversary celebrations, Executive Chef of Hai Tien Lo, Lai Tong Ping, has curated 30 signature claypot delicacies to commemorate this important milestone. From 11 September 2016, savour any two claypot dishes for only S$33.30++ at Hai Tien Lo during dinner from Sundays to Wednesdays - usual price for these dishes range between S$22 to S$28++ each so you are essentially saving up to 40% off!
With 30 different claypot dishes to choose from, select from creations like the Beef with Asparagus in Honey Pepper Sauce, Chicken with Pine Mushrooms in Szechuan Dried Chilli, Pork Shoulder with Bitter Gourd in Black Bean Sauce, Grouper Fillet with Vermicelli in Chef’s Signature Homemade XO Chilli Sauce, Prawns with Aubergine and Salted Fish, or Nyonya Claypot Prawns with Superior Soya Sauce and Chilli. Other notable dishes include the Roasted Duck with Sea Cucumber in Abalone Sauce; Drunken Chicken with Sesame Oil, Ginger and Chinese Wine; Bean Curd with Minced Beef in Szechuan Spicy Chilli Sauce; and Vermicelli with Scallops and Aubergine.
Helmed by Executive Chef Lai Tong Ping, award-winning Hai Tien Lo epitomises traditional Cantonese dining with a contemporary twist. With more than 20 years of culinary experience under his belt, Executive Chef Lai has steered Hai Tien Lo to be one of Singapore’s top Chinese restaurants. In 2014 and 2015, Hai Tien Lo was named one of ‘Singapore’s Best Restaurants’ by Singapore Tatler and was further recognised as one of ‘Regional Best Restaurants’ in 2014. Hai Tien Lo was most recently named one of ‘Singapore’s Top Restaurants’ by Wine & Dine in 2016.
The Grower Champagne & Dim Sum Pairing Menu at Summer Pavilion is one of the best-value weekend lunch experiences you can get right now (especially if you have an eligible American Express card).
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.
When I first checked out Madame Fan at The NCO Club, I was completely won over by the brilliantly-executed dishes, the ambiance and more importantly, the juxtaposition of old world nostalgia and new world charm. This is the first year that Madame Fan is celebrating the Lunar New Year festival (since the fine-dining restaurants only opened its doors last year) and they have crafted a series of Set Lunch and Set Dinner menus which are available from now until 19 February 2019.
Racines at the Sofitel Singapore City Centre will be offering a series of festive set menus for the upcoming Lunar New Year from 21 January 2019 to 22 February 2019. Last month, I was invited down to the restaurant to check out some of the menu highlights and there were a couple of standout dishes (some of them are available for takeout too and there is an Early Bird Offer if you act fast!) that I would be sharing here. It is also worth noting that all Chinese New Year dining specials at Racines comes inclusive with Yu Sheng.
The Mandarin Oriental, Singapore was one of the first few hotels that I have stayed in when I relocated back to Singapore a number of years back. Last year, I stayed in a Club Marina Bay Room to check out the newly-refurbished Oriental Club and ever since I have gotten my American Express Platinum Card, I have been thinking about another staycation since the FHR Benefits for this property seem pretty good. Located near the Marina Bay, this luxurious property has just unveiled a brand new dining concept - MO BAR, which occupies the previous space where Axis Bar and Lounge used to sit, is the latest addition to the bar scene in Singapore. Led by Bar Manager Michele Mariotti who was previously as The Berkley and The Savoy in London, the cocktails here are not for the fainthearted and the inventive food will leave you craving for more.
Shang Palace at the Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore has just introduced the first of The Chef's Table series and this monthly affair will feature different dishes that are based on the inspiration of the award-winning Executive Chinese Chef Mok Kit Keung as well as the supply of seasonal produce. Priced at S$128++ per person, The Chef's Table series will be hind in Shang Palace's private dining room (with a private lounge area) where guests can embark on a six-course epicurean journey with Chef Mok as he shares personal stories and inspirations behind his cooking.
The NCO Club is one of the latest lifestyle destinations in Singapore this year and it houses four distinctive F&B concepts - Madame Fan (Chinese restuarant), Cool Cats (jazz bar), Fish Pool (Champagne and Oyster Bar) as well as Stags' Room (wine bar). Located on 32 Beach Road, The NCO Club is located in between the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach as well as the distinctive Raffles Singapore. I was recently invited down by the team to check out Madame Fan which in their words, is a 'etiquette-free entertainment lifestyle concept' - this means that while the food is authentic, the dining experience is different from what is typically associated to traditional Chinese restaurants.
The Summer Pavilion at The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore needs no introduction - it was the first Cantonese restaurant in a hotel to receive One Michelin star in Singapore and the food has always been consistently good. I have been to the restaurant on multiple occasions (usually in the day) and the lighting has always been great but unfortunately this time, I was stuck with a dinner tasting of the Chinese New Year menu and therefore the images do not do the food any justice.
Since Carlton Hotel Singapore’s grand opening in 1988, Wah Lok (the hotel’s award-winning Cantonese restaurant) has continually been ranked as one of “Singapore’s Best Restaurants” as well as “Singapore’s Top Restaurants” by both Singapore Tatler magazine as well as Wine & Dine magazine respectively. If you are looking for the most delicious Pen Cai (or Treasure Pot) in Singapore, look no further - it is here at Wah Lok in Carlton Hotel Singapore!
Indulge in one of the most highly-prized delicacies in Chinese cuisine - the Hairy Crab - at Yan Ting from 26 October 2020 to 30 November 2020. Available for a very limited time for lunch and dinner, Yan Ting (located within The St. Regis Singapore) is currently offering two separate menus that feature the seasonal hairy crab.