Right next door to 25 Degrees is a lively wine bar that looks rather encouraging from the outside (200 Middle Road, 6809-7989).
All in all, dining experience at Ginett Singapore was good enough - enjoyable, with rather quality food.
It was a rare chance to savour the creation of the French Master Chef Roland Durand in Singapore.
Strawberry and rhubarb shortbread with orange coulis dessert is just nice to end a sweet note for the dinner.
It was a rare chance to savour the creation of the French Master Chef Roland Durand in Singapore.
All in all, I find the ambience & setting pretty cozy & service very personable.
Overall, it was nice to return to Ginett.
For me, the best dessert would be the Paris Brest. A mega choux filled with creamy, luxurious hazelnut praline cream. Absolutely, heavenly.
ecommend the La Côte de Boeuf and wines.
The best dessert we tried here was the Profiteroles (SGD $13). The choux pastry shells are properly chewy in texture, with a light bread sweetness.
Overall we think Ginett Singapore is a place we would return to not because of the food, but because as a total package, it is an attractive place to meet up, have some drinks, catch up with friends and have something to eat in the process.
With largely reasonable prices and a nice ambience, our experience at Ginett was a surprisingly good one. The wines are a good deal, and it is heartening that the food ain’t bad either.