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  Food Review: Ami Patisserie At Scotts Road | Delicious Pastry-Led Menu & Cafe In A Kyoto-Style Wooden Townhouse

  1. Feb 4, 2024
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  1. AMI Patisserie

  I had an excellent experience at Ami Patisserie, and I highly recommend this space if you are a big pastry and dessert lover. The concept is also something which is not common in Singapore’s dining scene where a tasting menu is curated around pastries and dessert, and this by itself is enough reason to check out this place. I am also very keen to dine at the cafe section on my next visit to try their specialty coffee, croissants and other bakes.

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  [SG EATS] Experience Colonial Elegance with Fine Cantonese Dining at Chef Chan’s Private Dine, Led by Resident Chef Wong Hong Loong at 35 Scotts Road | HazelDiary

  1. Jan 24, 2024
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  1. Chef Chan's Private Dine

  Beyond its exquisite Cantonese cuisine, the colonial setting of the restaurant provides a charming backdrop for a delightful gastronomic experience. The dining experience left an enduring impression, and I eagerly look forward to revisiting to indulge in Chef Wong’s culinary masterpieces once more.

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  Food Review: Chef Chan’s Private Dine At Scotts Road | Excellent Cantonese Dishes At This Hidden Gem Within Indocafe Peranakan Dining

  1. Jan 18, 2024
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  1. Chef Chan's Private Dine

  Putting aside the name of the concept, I had a great meal at Chef Chan’s Private Dine where some of the dishes like the cabbage, roast chicken, chicken soup and fried koay teow are excellent. Chef Wong’s culinary skills are amazing, and his food is definitely something I look forward to having again.

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  Food Review: Iru Den At Scotts Road | Modern European And Japanese Cuisines By Chef Javier Low

  1. Sep 17, 2023
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  1. IRU DEN

  A modern take on Japanese ingredients, Iru Den is for Japanese lovers who want something more than a typical traditional Japanese Omakase meal. Each course is consistently good, along with an interesting variety of beverage pairings. Head here for a celebratory meal or special occasion which is a destination dining on its own.

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  Food Review: Maetomo Japanese Cuisine Kaiseki & Sushi At Sheraton Towers Hotel | A Taste Of Edomae Sushi And Osaka Sushi Styles

  1. Mar 24, 2022
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  1. Sheraton Towers Singapore
  2. Maetomo Japanese cuisine Kaiseki & Sushi

  Maetomo showcases two different styles of sushi with a good variety of other dishes along the way. The setting of the sushi counter is intimate, while service is professional and you get that bit of interaction with the chef as well which makes the dining experience more memorable. This is a Japanese restaurant to consider if you want to splurge on an omakase meal.

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  [SG EATS] Maetomo Japanese cuisine Kaiseki & Sushi At Sheraton Towers Hotel – Omakase Dining That Transport You Back To Japan | HazelDiary

  1. Nov 18, 2021
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  1. Sheraton Towers Singapore
  2. Maetomo Japanese cuisine Kaiseki & Sushi

  The whole dining experience was delightful, and we were seated at the counter seat where we see chefs in action.