Entrepôt Restaurant is The Robertson House’s all-day dining restaurant offering Anglo-Asian cuisine infused with spices.
I've never really liked the food at Wine Connection. But their cheese bar at Robertson Walk is currently doing a collaboration with L'Arte, a place that I haven't been to since they first opened. They had a few exclusives here, like that prawn, burrata, and zucchini creation above. It featured a sweet lemon sauce that I didn't really care for, but at least it wasn't so sweet that it stopped me from finishing it, as I liked everything else on it, particularly that crispy yet chewy crust. If I go back, then it will be for some of the other pies.
At S$38 (US$29), this thing was not cheap. But I saw my teammate ordering this at Ichinoji yesterday and for some reason I couldn’t get the thought of those scallops out of my head, so I came down to give it a try.
Tapas 24 at Robertson Quay was the site of a birthday dinner. We figured, small plates, that would be great!
An affordable teppanyaki experience to check out which serves up very decent quality. This is by no means fine-dining, but you can be assured of good quality beef at the minimum.
The Place Located in the basement of Great World City, Haku Sushi is a new Japanese Omakase restaurant where their Omakase menu starts from S$68++, a value for money price point in Singapore’s dini…
Food at Issho Izakaya is Japanese cuisine. Ingredients are average and quality of execution can sometimes be poor. They're known for carrying over 70 labels of liquour, great for drink pairing. Portions are sized for communal group dining or for individuals. Prices are relatively high, budget about SGD $70 per person.
a reasonably rich broth with a bit of stir-fried smokiness from the vegetables, but with disappointingly soft noodles. I definitely won't get cravings for this, nor will I make much effort to go back, especially since the inside of the restaurant really needs a good deep cleaning.
Overall, the food is generally delicious at P.S Cafe although the price point is slightly on the higher spectrum the atmosphere is really nice for chilling out and people watching. The desserts are the highlight of the cafe and usually don’t disappoint even though they are usually on the dense side and are quite filling on their own
The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay, #01-04, Singapore 238252, open Mon to Wed 5pm to 12mn, Thu to Sun 12nn to 12mn