Spice Brasserie at PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road has reopened its doors and we are all ready for their Christmas buffet. It has become a tradition for us to dine at Spice Brasserie every Christmas, and we are glad that despite the pandemic, this year is no exception.

Helmed by Executive Chef Robert Chan, a buffet affair at Spice Brasserie is a satisfying one that does not require you to break the bank. With safety measures in place, it will be an a la carte buffet instead. But this is not a shortchange, by any means. If any, everything will be plated and served to you and you can truly dine comfortably in your space.

The cherry on top? You can quote “Ladyironchef” to enjoy 25% off Spice Brasserie’s buffet when you make your reservations. ‘Tis the season to be jolly and to feast!

SIGNATURE BBQ BLACK CHAR SIEW AND CRISPY PORK ROLL

Spice Brasserie’s Signature BBQ Black Char Siew on its own will make us return for another round of buffet because it is so darn solid.

Slabs of pork in a rich char siew sauce with maltose as its base, then placed above an open fire until the glaze begins to caramelise from the heat. The result is a glorious char siew that is so moist and tender with a lovely sweet and smoky aftertaste.

CRISPY PORK ROLL

Sometimes, life gives you more and that’s in the form of roasted pork at Spice Brasserie’s Christmas buffet.

The Crispy Pork Roll is made using pork belly that is marinated with a copious amount of a house blend of herbs and seasoning, then rolled into a tight spiral and slow-roasted. It has so much flavours in one bite that everyone at the dining table was in awe.

TRADITIONAL ROAST TURKEY CARVING WITH GRAVY

What is Christmas without a good turkey? Turkeys tend to have a bad name for being dry and tasteless, and we’ve had our fair share of mediocre turkeys, but never at Spice Brasserie.

Taking center stage at the buffet is this Traditional Roast Turkey Carving with Gravy. Just good ol’ turkey with no-frills marination, roasted at the right temperature to retain the moisture and slightly charred skin for extra flavours. Sink your teeth into the tender meat and fall in love with the classic flavour; so good, you don’t even need the gravy actually!

But hey, try the gravy anyway.

MAI YA TANG GLAZED HAM WITH PINEAPPLE SAUCE

For the uninitiated, mai ya tang is maltose candy. It is a thick Chinese syrup and is often used as flavouring and/or to give meat its glossy look.

Needless to say, the Mai Ya Tang Glazed Ham with Pineapple Sauce at Spice Brasserie is a beautiful one. Just look at that glorious glaze! The ham was nice and juicy, with a slight sweetness in every bite. And don’t we all love free-flow ham, seriously? (Good) Hams are otherwise pretty expensive as they go by weight!

MEATLOAF

The traditional folks would want their Meatloaf for Christmas. The ones served at the buffet is made of minced pork that is lightly seasoned before being baked.

CHILLI CRAB WITH MANTOU

And because Spice Brasserie is incorporating Asian flavours in their Christmas line-up, you can expect Chilli Crab with Mantou as part of the a la carte buffet too! You don’t have to worry about your folks who are not used to European fare; they can have their chilli crab while you have your turkey and ham. 

Spice Brasserie’s rendition is one with thick chunks of egg – just the way we like it. It is tangy and sweet, not overly spicy, and makes the perfect dip for deep-fried mantou. Talk about having the best of both worlds – crabs and Christmas roasts! Our tummies cannot be happier!

COLD SEAFOOD PLATTER

If you are one who needs your cold seafood at a buffet, the a la carte buffet line-up includes a Cold Seafood Platter option. You can have as many bowls of fresh ocean treasures as you wish, and they include prawns, mussels, crawfish, scallops and conches.

FESTIVE TEPPANYAKI ICE CREAM

Spice Brasserie’s enchanting dessert column includes two festive Teppanyaki Ice Cream flavours that are prepared a la minute. The kids will love this!

German Chocolate Croffle Teppanyaki Ice-Cream
- Brownie
- Sea salt
- Shredded coconut
- Pecan nut
- Caramel sauce

Apple Crumble with Brandied Prune Teppanyaki Ice-Cream
- Apple
- Brandy marinated dark prunes
- Christmas spices
- Custard and apricot

RED AND GREEN VELVET CREAM CHEESE YULE LOG WITH BRANDIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Spice Brasserie’s take on the Christmas log cake is a fruity one – Red and Green Velvet Cream Cheese Yule Log with Brandied Fruits and Nuts. We love the brandied fruits and how the cream cheese balances out the mild alcoholic taste of the cake.

Terms: Valid for festive buffet until 3 January 2021 only. Not applicable with other offers, promotions, discount and privileges.

To call +65 64283160 or email to spicebrasserie.prskt@parkroyalhotels.com for reservations. Quote “Ladyironchef” to enjoy 25% off Spice Brasserie’s buffet when making your reservations.

Lunch
19, 20, 26 and 27 Dec 2020 S$62 (adult) S$31 (child)
25 Dec 2020 S$75 (adult) S$37.5 (child)
1 to 3 Jan 2021 S$58 (adult) S$29 (child)

Dinner
18 to 20, 26 to 27 Dec 2020, and 1 to 3 Jan 2021 S$72 (adult) S$36 (child)
24 Dec 2020 S$98 (adult) S$49 (child)
25 Dec 2020 S$75 (adult) S$37.5 (child)
31 Dec 2020 S$78 (adult) S$39 (child)

Spice Brasserie
PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road (Lobby Level)
181 Kitchener Road
Singapore 208533

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With 2019 drawing to a close, many of us are looking for a place to celebrate the end of another year. If you have yet to make plans for the year-end festivities, we’re here to help: why not bring your loved ones to Spice Brasserie at PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road for a captivating spread of Asian-inspired fare and traditional holiday staples?

Reopening just in time for the holidays, Spice Brasserie underwent a two-month-long revamp, and is now back to regale diners with a new gusto. More than just a superficial facelift, its refreshing new interior is inspired by the rich heritage of the Little India neighbourhood it resides in. Moreover, this update allows for a better coherence between the dining space and the Asian specialities offered.

Of all buffets, why Spice Brasserie? Taking pride in its heavily Asian-influenced spread, dining here means you get to enjoy the best culinary creations the East and West have to offer. You can find a sensational selection of meticulously prepared Asian street food, many of which are freshly prepared by chefs at various stations.

With a selection as magnificent as that, it’s time to bask in that festive cheer; end the year on a delicious note by bringing your loved ones down to Spice Brasserie for a memorable feasting experience!

Quote “Ladyironchef” upon making your reservation for 25% OFF Spice Brasserie’s buffet from now until 15 February 2020.

The Asian food that we have come to associate with Spice Brasserie continues to be the mainstay of its spread. Take your time to peruse the curated assortment of dishes from all across the region, of which some are specialities available on a rotational basis – with so many items on display, it can be easy to miss certain gems in your haste.

Start at the multiple chef-manned stations, each of which features a distinctive cooking technique. Whether you are looking for items fresh from the charcoal grill or hot from the tandoor oven, a collective journey through each will give you a literal taste of the scintillating flavours that characterise the region.

CHARCOAL SMOKED BLACK CHAR SIEW

A prime spot for prime roast cuts, the carving board stand is a definite eyecatcher. If the enticing selection of gleaming succulent meat cuts do not slow your steps, the aromatic wafts from them certainly will.

Begin with a sinfully decadent treat that is bound to set all eyes at the table alight: unlike the usual red variants, this iteration of char siew is finished with a dark ambrosial coating. Contrary to popular belief, this colouration is not from burning the meat during the roasting process.

Instead, the mahogany hue stems from slathering the slabs of pork in a rich char siew sauce with maltose as its base, then placed above an open fire until the glaze begins to caramelise from the heat. The result is a sticky, saccharine layer that encases the entire strip, allowing the centre to retain its signature moist tenderness with a smidge of smoky aftertaste.

CRISPY PORK ROLL

An equally appetising contender at the carving board is a modern interpretation of the popular Cantonese “Siew Yoke”. Available on rotation during dinner sessions, this stately fixture is a medley of meaty goodness that easily tops any diner’s must-try list.

This luxurious dish is created by first stuffing a generous amount of the kitchen’s unique blend of herbs and seasoning into a pork belly cut, then rolling everything into a tight spiral before letting it slow-roast over a fire.

When done, each slice gives you a wonderful intermingling of textures and flavours – the crisp burnished skin of the pork belly is contrasted against the tender interior, with the entirety of its core saturated with a savoury mix of its own juices and the infusion of herbs.

TAIWANESE SCALLION PANCAKE

A common sight at many Asian street food stands, the griddle is a quintessential kitchen aid that allows diners to enjoy fresh snacks without an extended wait. Migrating that concept into the comfort of its space, Spice Brasserie’s griddle station offers a similar convenience without the stifling heat and crowd typical of a night market setting.

One of the more popular street food items, the Taiwanese Scallion Pancakes is a dangerously addictive and easy-to-pop snack that also doubles as a carb accompaniment to a meat-centric meal.

To get its trademark textural variance, the rolled dough is repeatedly flattened and flipped on the griddle. This ensures both surfaces of the pancake get heated to an even crispness without allowing its folded centre to lose its chewiness.

When ready, you will be met with a savoury treat that is simultaneously flaky yet fluffy, with its predominantly savoury profile occasionally interspersed by the zest of fresh scallions. Grab a couple (or an entire stack) of these for a flippin’ good time!

SEAWATER GRILLED BARRAMUNDI

Fancy getting a hot-off-the-grill serving of your choice street food item in a buffet setting? Inspired by robatayaki – a Japanese method of cooking food over hot charcoal – at the charcoal grill, patrons are treated to a front-row seat of (literal) fireworks as they watch bite-sized gourmet versions of their desired items get grilled to smoky perfection.

For a leaner protein alternative, the Seawater Grilled Barramundi is a palatable main to centre your feasting around. The mild sweetness of the fish makes it an attractive option to many; the fire brings out the best qualities of the fish, leaving behind flavourful, supple chunks!

TANDOOR STATION

Once you’ve gotten your share of proteins, proceed down the line until you are met with the earthy scent of herbs and spices. Expect vibrant colours and even more vibrant flavours, many of which hold a slightly smoky aftertaste courtesy of the station’s highlight: a full-sized tandoor oven.

Look forward to a selection of Garlic Butter Rice, Prawn Tandoori, Vegetable Korma, Aloo Mutter, Vegetable Jalfrezy, Butter Chicken and Naan. Do note that the items are on a rotational basis.

If you’re craving for a more substantial carb to pair with the deluge of roasts and meat options, request for a helping of freshly baked gourmet naans– squid ink, cheese, and garlic curry – to wrap up your main courses with. Light and airy, these flavoured naans are tantalising enough on their own, but become truly scrumptious when dipped in the myriad of available curries.

BROKEN RICE CHARCOAL CLAYPOT PORRIDGE

When you’re done eating through all your favourite Asian street snacks, the mixture of oil and heavy flavours can leave a cloying sensation that diminishes any remaining appetite. If that happens, it’s time to look for a bowl of Broken Rice Charcoal Claypot Porridge to alleviate any mid-meal lethargy.

A luxurious interpretation of rice porridge using Vietnamese broken rice and a mixture of fish, flower clams, and occasionally oysters. Steeped for an extended period, the individual flavours of these seafood morsels permeate the broth, and the starch from the broken rice thickens the soup base.

The result is a nourishing porridge made even richer by a confluence of seafood infusions. A soulful dish that rejuvenates those who seek solace from it, the muted flavours aid in easing the appetites of weary diners, and is definitely a comfort food year-round.

TEPPANYAKI ICE CREAM

After you’ve sampled your fill of mains, end the night with a foray into Spice Brasserie’s enchanting dessert section. Amble through the colourful displays of sweets; hot or cold, there is a special, beautifully crafted something for everyone.

The highlight of buffet’s dessert spread, the Teppanyaki Ice Cream brings a more exciting twist to this perennial dessert favourite. Poured onto a metal flat-top, diners can watch the spectacle of the station’s chef deftly working his spatulas to create solid ice creams from a liquid batter. While teppanyaki typically entails cooking with heat, the technique is slightly different here: instead of a hot griddle, the surface is cold!

Try out two recommended flavours: Mango Pomelo Yogurt Ice Cream and Matcha Green Tea Red Bean Ice Cream. The former is a refreshing fruity option that belies a complex flavour – the sweetness from the mango and the mild bitterness of the pomelo sacs are compounded against the muted tartness of the yogurt ice cream, and topped with mango pops. The latter is a time-honoured duo of matcha and red bean, which holds a slightly fuller and creamier body.

If you fancy a more traditional selection of sweets instead, look towards local classics such as DIY Mua Chee with Peanut and Black Sesame and the alluring assortment of Nonya Kueh; for treats with a more novel regional twist, take a gander at the Durian Pengat with Sticky Rice and the Cempadak Crumble.

TRADITIONAL ROAST TURKEY

The definite highlight of the festive season, no Yuletide feast is complete until this staple makes its appearance at the table. Sticking to a tried-and-true formula this year, Spice Brasserie unveils a sizable Traditional Roast Turkey Stuffed with a medley of vegetables before burnished with a glistening butter glaze.

The fowl is slow-roasted until its skin begins to crisp and takes on its signature lustrous golden hue. Slow roasting not only keeps the centre moist and tender, but allows the flavours from the glaze and vegetables to percolate and diffuse into the rest of the bird as well.

Even if the composite seems simple, by ensuring each step of the process complies with the kitchen’s exacting standards, the result is an outstanding roast with delectable flavours that easily rivals its contemporaries.

BONE-IN GAMMON HAM WITH GINGER AND SARSI GLAZE

Another classic of the Yuletide season, Spice Brasserie presents a truly opulent take on the Christmas ham with their Bone-In Gammon Ham with Ginger and Sarsi Glaze.

Gleaming under the festive lights, the signature Sarsi and ginger glaze is the natural focal point of this dish. During the roasting process, the glaze begins to caramelise, leaving behind a thin sheen of sweet glaze that cuts through the monotony of the smoky protein base.

WHITE CHOCOLATE AND CREAM CHEESE RED VELVET YULE LOG WITH BRANDIED FRUITS AND NUTS

No buffet is complete without a sweet treat. Clad in Santa’s signature colours, Spice Brasserie’s interpretation of a Yule log is every bit as festive as one can hope for a holiday treat to be. This delightfully creamy number features a more unorthodox light red velvet sponge base, and pairs white chocolate with cream cheese to augment the cake to even more heavenly levels of lusciousness.

Encased within isn’t the usual coils of mousse layers either. Instead, its centre holds a treasure trove of fillings – Griottes cherries, cranberries, raisins, citrus peels; all steeped for multiple months in a blend of rum, kirsch and cognac for added potency.

This red velvet sponge base allows for a splendid contrast, lending a dense consistency upon which the bright bursts of flavours courtesy of the brandied fruits and nuts in its core can play off. If you are looking to fit a log cake into your dining agenda, experience this elegantly crafted oeuvre at Spice Brasserie.

For those who prefer to celebrate in the comfort of their own homes but do not wish to forgo this divine treat, this Yule Log is also available for takeaway at S$58+ from now until 22 December 2019. If you’re interested, place your pre-orders at least 3 days in advance by contacting PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road via spicebrasserie.prskt@parkroyalhotels.com, or at +65 6428 3160.

With the festive season drawing near, it’s time to pick up your phones and flex your typing fingers! If you’re quick, you can still enjoy the 20% off Festive Buffets if you book with full payment by 26 December 2019 for slots on either 31 December 2019 or 1 January 2020.

To make a reservation for the aforementioned Festive Buffets at Spice Brasserie, please contact PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road via spicebrasserie.prskt@parkroyalhotels.com, or at +65 6428 3160. Please note that all prices are subject to a 10% service charge (dine-in) and GST unless otherwise stated.

During this most wonderful time of the year, treat your loved ones to a feast at Spice Brasserie for an epicurean adventure worthy of ending your 2019 on. With its phenomenal spread of Asian specialties, pleasantly jovial service, and a perpetually comfortable ambience, a year-end celebration held at PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road is certain to be a jolly good time!

From now until 15 February 2020 (no blockout dates), simply quote “Ladyironchef” to enjoy 25% off Spice Brasserie’s buffet when making your reservations. With limited slots available per day, book now to avoid disappointment!

Festive Buffets
Lunch:
20 December to 24 December 2019: S$52++ per adult | S$26++ per child (6 – 12 years old)
25 December 2019: S$62++ per adult | S$31++ per child (6 – 12 years old)
26 December 2019 to 1 January 2020: S$52++ per adult | S$26++ per child (6 – 12 years old)

Dinner:
20 December to 23 December 2019: S$62++ per adult | S$31++ per child (6 – 12 years old)
24 December 2019: S$88++ per adult | S$44++ per child (6 – 12 years old)
25 December to 31 December 2019: S$62++ per adult | S$31++ per child (6 – 12 years old)
1 January 2020: S$52++ per adult | S$26++ per child (6 – 12 years old)

Spice Brasserie
PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road (Lobby Level)
181 Kitchener Road
Singapore 208533
Tel: +65 6428 3000 / +65 6428 3160 / 1800 2557 795 (Toll-free)
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm (Lunch), 6pm – 10pm (Dinner)
Nearest MRT: Farrer Park (NEL)
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Not all of us are fans of burning a hole in our wallets and splurging on extravagant buffet spreads every Christmas. Sometimes, simplicity can be key. For those looking to have just a little hint of something “extra” to grace your table this festive season, we have just the recommendation for you.

Proudly introducing The Marmalade Pantry’s Festive Gourmet Goodies, the renowned bistro is back again this year to stun us with their luxurious array of takeaway festive offerings. Ranging from toothsome roasts such as their Roasted Whole Turkey with Fresh Herbs and Maple and Clove Glazed Gammon Ham to a mouthwatering selection of log cakes, they have the perfect celebratory dish for any house or office party.

Impress your loved ones and leave them in awe this Christmas, as The Marmalade Pantry’s takeaway spread is sure to make a statement at your dinner table. If you are simply looking to indulge in just a centerpiece roast or enjoy some log cakes to sweeten your meal, they will be offering individual preorders, as well as bundles.

Not only do you get to make merry in the comfort of your own home, we have something special for you as well! Pay with Mastercard and our code ‘LADYIRONCHEF15′ to enjoy 15% off when you order before 30 Nov 2019 or ‘LADYIRONCHEF10′ to enjoy 10% off when you order from 1 to 15 Dec 2019. Get your festive goodies from The Marmalade Pantry.

ROASTED WHOLE TURKEY WITH FRESH HERBS

Begin the festivities with their spectacular Roasted Whole Turkey with Fresh Herbs (S$108+/4.5kg). Beautifully arranged in a huge platter, the breathtaking roast is first garnished with glaze and served with sides of charred lemons and chilli. The turkey is full of moist, tender meat that encases a stuffing of well-seasoned spices that only adds to its savouriness.

The Marmalade Pantry only dishes out roasts that are sure to leave your guests gobsmacked, and this turkey is the star of the show. Promising crisp skin seasoned with pepper, salt and citrus to bring out its natural flavours, the turkey is perfumed and fragrant from the spices.

It is then roasted to give it smokiness and a charred taste. The sharp citrusy tanginess on the skin also cut through the umami-packed meat, giving it a refreshing change of flavour.

MAPLE AND CLOVE GLAZED GAMMON HAM

A mandatory staple at every Christmas dinner is, of course, ham. Their Maple and Clove Glazed Gammon Ham (S$108+/3.3kg) will definitely take your party up a notch with its marvellous, slightly charred crust and velvety sheen. Stubbed with cloves, the ham is heavily perfumed with hints of earthy spices.

Prior to serving, it is glazed and baked, allowing the buttery sweetness from the maple glaze to permeate through the meat. Slice through its tough exterior, and the meat reveals a soft, succulent, chewy middle.

SLOW-ROASTED WAGYU BEEF

When we think of Christmas, we imagine a slew of delectable roasts alongside turkey that leaves us craving for more. Featuring yet another slab of indulgent meat that impressed us: the Slow-Roasted Wagyu Beef (S$98+/1kg).

Roasted to a perfect medium doneness, the aromatic beef is served with a crisp, smoky crust before it is sprinkled with seasoning, rosemary and thyme. Completely stealing our hearts was its beautifully marbled meat; it was fork tender and boasted both sweetness and umami nuances.

Slowly savour the meat, and you get to taste that chewy, luxurious mouthfeel that bursts apart with flavour.

LAMB RACK WITH PROVENCALE CRUST

Though not as much a majestic grandeur as the turkey or ham, another meat platter that will surely spice up your celebration is their Lamb Rack with Provencale Crust (S$75+/0.6kg). Arriving in a green, herbaceous crust, this dish looks fitting for the Christmas season.

Generously sprinkled and seasoned with herbs such as rosemary, the lamb is covered with a slightly salty exterior that is packed full of spices. When we pulled the meat apart, it tore from the bone easily, giving way to a medium-done middle. The best thing about it was that it was fragrant and juicy and had no gamey trace at all.

TRADITIONAL STUFFING

Nothing says Christmas more than stuffing; alongside their wealth of side accompaniments and salads, we have the Traditional Stuffing (S$20+). This is definitely one of the highlights we can look forward to savouring during the festive season. What we liked about their stuffing was that it consisted of a myriad of various simple yet flavoursome ingredients.

Comprising a unique blend of ingredients such as carrots and nuggets of bread, the dish had a soft, creamy mouthfeel that broke apart easily, allowing us to relish in its savouriness. It also had a moist texture that melted in our mouths.

CAULIFLOWER & BULGUR SALAD

Accompanying the festive roasts is their Cauliflower & Bulger Salad (S$20+). Served atop a fluffy bed of bulgur wheat, this is one of their best-selling vegetarian options included in their lineup again this year. An unpretentious dish, this salad comprises of a medley of contrasting soft and crunchy textures.

The cauliflowers are roasted and tossed together with the bulgur wheat, giving the salad a slight smoky char that elevated the flavour of this simple dish. This is the salad to go for if you are looking to have something light on the palate yet has that extra oomph of flavour.

ROASTED WINTER VEGETABLES

Where there are meats, there will be vegetables to give a refreshing palate change as well. Do not forget their Roasted Winter Vegetables (S$20+), a perennial vegetarian favourite that never fails to leave their guests hankering for more.

A colourful mixture of squash, sweet potato and pumpkin, this is a well-balanced dish consisting of both sweet and savoury notes. The chefs have added in their own smoky touch by giving the vegetables a slight char, adding to its savouriness and contrasting the veggie’s natural sweetness.

GARLIC MASH

Nothing completes the meaty affair better than some traditional mash. Introducing their Garlic Mash (S$20+) – it may look unassuming but we guarantee that the mash here is beyond awesome.

Simmered with garlic and loaded with butter, the mash is served with a mouthwatering aroma. Mashed to consistency, it had a thick and creamy texture that melted in our mouths. It was also chock full of savoury, herbaceous flavour.

Photo Credit: The Marmalade Pantry

LOG CAKES

You know there will always be room for their well-loved desserts, as what better way to end the joyous occasion than to indulge in some holiday sweet treats? In line with their festive takeaway spread, The Marmalade Pantry has doled out log cakes to celebrate the yuletide season: Black Forest Log Cake and Four-Layer Chocolate Log Cake!

The Black Forest Log Cake is fantastic for those who are sticklers for tradition. A classic favourite, this cake is coated with thick cream, luxurious chocolate and topped with chocolate shavings and blueberries. Nothing too fancy, but will definitely remind you of home.

The dessert lovers will also be a fan of their Four-Layer Chocolate Log Cake, as it is carefully composed of four different fluffy layers that simply melts into gooey goodness in your mouth. Crafted with four distinct flavours, this cake is bound to present you with a medley of contrasting, decadent goodness.

Preorders for their festive spread are open from 15 October 2019 onwards; you can head on to their website to order at order.themarmaladepantry.com.sg and choose from their variety of roasts, sides and sweet treats before opting for self-collection or delivery. Self-collection will be available from 1 December to 25 December 2019.

Alternatively, you can also print their online order form and submit it to any of The Marmalade Pantry’s outlets.

Pay with Mastercard and our code ‘LADYIRONCHEF15′ to enjoy 15% off when you order before 30 Nov 2019 or ‘LADYIRONCHEF10′ to enjoy 10% off when you order from 1 to 15 Dec 2019.

So, what are you waiting for? Mark your calendars and start preordering these goodies!

Festive Bundle
(2-3pax)
(1 turkey or ham + 2 sides) = S$128+

Family Bundle
(4-6pax)
(1 turkey or ham + 1 lamb or beef + 4 sides) = S$228+

The Marmalade Pantry At Downtown 
100 Peck Seah Street
#01-01 Oasia Hotel Downtown
Singapore 079333
Tel: +65 6385 0741
Reservations: enquiry.downtown@themarmaladepantry.com.sg
Daily: 6:30am – 10:30pm
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

The Marmalade Pantry At Novena 
8 Sinaran Drive
#01-02/04 Oasia Hotel Novena
Tel: +65 6664 0348
Reservations: enquiry.novena@themarmaladepantry.com.sg
Daily: 6:30am – 10:30pm
Nearest Station: Novena

This post was brought to you by The Marmalade Pantry.