A celebrated stalwart in Singapore’s city centre, Pan Pacific Singapore’s multifaceted buffet restaurant, Edge, is one that never fails to take our breath away. Exuding a marvellous theatrical spread, the team of chefs bring to the fore flavours and delicacies from all over the globe with a menu that constantly changes and evolves. With 7 interactive live food theatres, 16 food stations (at least) and over a hundred dishes to choose from, this is one buffet restaurant that’ll push your appetite to the edge—literally.

We’ve always been avid fans of their weekday buffets. And just when we think that things couldn’t get any better, they go and pull off something as incredible as a Sunday brunch that encompasses everything you could ever want in a perfect weekend from a botanical gin cocktail bar stocked with a wide selection of top-tier labels, premium seafood on ice, a temple of desserts and so much more.

There’s something for everyone, even the little ones. From an onsite balloon sculptor to a newly furnished kid’s playroom that comes with their very own buffet spread, games and more, there’s no doubt that your little ones will be in for an epic Sunday. And while the kids are kept entertained, why not indulge even further with unlimited glasses of Veuve Clicquot Champagne, cocktails and G&Ts?

Happening every Sunday from 17th March to 26th May 2019, this feast fit for a king is one that’s worth the splurge. Sundays are for sleeping in for many, but for us, a good brunch trumps the extra hours of shut-eye.

For our readers, you may quote “ladyironchef” upon making reservations to enjoy the non-alcohol package at S$98++ adults, S$49++ Child, or the alcoholic package at S$178++ that’s inclusive of free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne.

A SASHIMI LOVER’S DREAM

A heavy hitter among the Japanese food-obsessed, Edge’s Japanese station goes far beyond your typical sushi and miso soup. Segregated into different parts, diners can choose to luxuriate in hearty deep-fried tempura, enjoy soba noodles, chicken karage and more! And don’t even get us started on their wide array of sashimi options.

On weekends, their options go far beyond their usual trio of salmon, tuna and octopus, featuring the likes of hamachi (Japanese amberjack) as well. Hand-sliced upon order, each strip of fish is thick, meaty and fresh-tasting.

TRIO OF FRESH OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHELL

Boasting a wide selection of deliciously sweet premium crustaceans from Alaskan king crabs to Boston lobsters and shellfish of sorts, one can never go wrong by beginning at the seafood on ice station. Oysters are a luxury and you’ll be happy to know that Edge makes available not just one variety, but three.

WHOLE ALASKAN KING CRAB LEG STATION

A new addition to their Sunday brunch lineup is the Whole Alaskan King Crab Leg station where diners can enjoy unlimited servings of this fleshy behemoth of a crab lightly poached in a court bouillon—or in simpler terms, a flavourful, aromatic broth used to poaching fish and shellfish—and served simply with fresh, crispy iceberg lettuce and an velvety smooth mustard butter sauce.

The flavourful broth elevated simply with a few sprigs of fresh herbs, a mirepoix (carrots, onion & celery), bay leaf and white wine, pairs exceptionally well with the sweet crab, giving the crustacean a nice aromatic lift and an even greater depth of flavour.

A SUNDAY ROAST EXPERIENCE

If you’ve never experienced a proper British Sunday roast, Edge will have you wishing for it every weekend. Over at the live carving station, neatly assembled on carving boards in all its colossal, meaty glory is a selection of roast meat delights.

Choose from the Mustard Roast Beef Prime Ribs—served with a side of roasted spuds and a bordelaise jus—, Deep-Fried Whole Spring Chicken with Herbs and Garlic, Lamb Rack with Herb Crust and a Chorizo and Chestnut-stuffed Roast Duck. Hand-carved upon request, every slice glistens and oozes with indescribable succulence. Unless you’re vegetarian, there’s no reason why anybody should give the live carving station a miss.

FLAVOURS OF EUROPE

Taking up residence along the line as you venture past the roast meats and pasta section is a section dedicated to the flavours and signature dishes of Europe. Whether you crave the rich, robust flavours of Spain in the form of a hearty seafood paella or a fancy truffle scented angel hair pasta adorned with caviar, this section has it all.

KIMBERLEY STREET KWAY CHAP

Going with a more Asian-forward lineup, the buffet line sees some pretty new and intriguing additions such as a corner dedicated to the tastes and flavours of Thailand. But perhaps the one station that caught our eye was their new kway chap station, dishing out hearty, flavour-packed bowls of Kimberley Street-style kway chap.

For the uninitiated, this particular style of kway chap originates from Penang, Malaysia where it is a common street food favourite, and it comprises a variety of offal and tender braised duck meat served in a herbal flavoured broth. The dish boasts an aromatic, herbal aroma but is underscored by a meaty, savoury flavour that is oh-so-comforting.

CHARCOAL WAFFLES CORNER

Savoury waffles are totally the in thing right now and what the chefs here have done with their own rendition of the said dish is off the charts. Sitting pretty on a crispy charcoal waffle, a truffle cheese sous vide egg, deep-fried baby squid, sambal Boston lobster, spinach and a spicy hollandaise sauce.

BOTANICAL GIN COCKTAIL STATION

Nothing takes the edge off quite like a refreshing gin & tonic and perhaps one station that’s unique to Edge’s Sunday brunch lineup—and a hit among the grownups—is their botanical gin cocktail bar.

Well-stocked with over 10 labels and a variety of condiments to spice up your G&Ts with, this is, hands down, one of the favourite parts of the entire buffet—for obvious reasons.

KID’S PLAY AREA & KIDS BUFFET LINE

At Edge’s Sunday brunch, there’s truly something for everyone—for the moms, the dads and especially the little ones. A new addition to the restaurant is a fully converted kid’s area that is well stocked with everything from colouring materials, toys and even an onsite balloon sculptor to entertain the little ones while the adults eat.

The area even comes with its own mini buffet line, featuring the likes of nuggets, French fries, Oreo cookies, mini beef sliders and even a cotton candy machine!

In the mood for a next-level Sunday brunch experience? Be sure to quote “ladyironchef” to enjoy the non-alcohol package at $98++ adults, $49++ Child, or the alcoholic package at $178++ that’s inclusive of 1 glass of Veuve Clicquot Champagne between 17th March to 26th May 2019.

Edge Sunday Champagne Brunch
Dates: Every Sunday, 17th March 2019 to 26th May 2019
Exclusive Edge Sunday Champagne Brunch price for Ladyironchef readers:
Non-Alcohol package S$98++adults, S$49++ Child
Alcoholic package S$178 ++ (inclusive of free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne)

For dining reservations and enquiries, please call +65 6826 8240 or email dining.ppsin@panpacific.com.

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Edge
Pan Pacific Singapore, Level 3
7 Raffles Boulevard
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Sunday Brunch: 12pm – 3.30pm
Reservations: +65 6826 8240 / dining.ppsin@panpacific.com
Nearest Station: City Hall/Promenade

This post is brought to you by Pan Pacific Singapore. 

Sunday brunches play a more significant role as compared to other ordinary meals—it’s bigger than breakfast, more enticing than lunch but more importantly, it falls on the day when quality time is supposed to be spent with family. There is really nothing not to love about a good Sunday brunch at a fancy buffet restaurant but what if you found out that it comes with unlimited pours of bubbly as well?

Indeed, Champagne brunches have become increasingly popular among families. The very idea of luxuriating over endless servings of gourmet fare and endless amounts of bubbly, wine or beer is truly something you’d imagine only royalty can experience—but oh on the contrary.

Yet another nail-biting week awaits you, so why not take this Sunday off to indulge and relax with your loved ones over some terrific food and wine? Money can’t buy you happiness, but it can sure get you close. Here is our guide to 14 best Champagne brunches in Singapore—you’re welcome!

ASH & ELM

Sunday Champagne brunches at the timelessly elegant Intercontinental Singapore’s Ash & Elm means unlimited portions of Asian-inspired international cuisine and free-flow Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label Magnum Champagne, Pink Elephant Sparkling Rosé and bespoke cocktails.

Their Sunday brunch includes a whole assortment of fresh seafood such as crabs, oysters, lobsters and sashimi, as well as an entire room dedicated to charcuterie and cheese. Don’t even get us started on their epic dessert corner.

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80 Middle Road
Singapore 188966
Tel: +65 6825 1008
Nearest Station: Bugis

Sunday Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
S$48++ per child (six to 12 years old)
$138++ per adult (with free-flow soft drinks, juices, D-I-Y Bloody Mary Cocktails, house red/white, beers and Champagne)

Photo Credit: Basilico

BASILICO

Basilico is a lavish restaurant located on the second level of Regent Singapore that entices with its heavy emphasis on fresh, seasonal and authentic Italian cuisine. Diners dropping by for their highly raved about Saturday Brunch and/or Sunday Lunch are in for an Italian feast with a buffet spread featuring authentic and seasonal Italian cuisine.

Your over-the-top meal is completed with generous free-flow bubbles—now what could possibly be better?

Level 2, 1 Cuscaden Road,
Regent Singapore
A Four Seasons Hotel
Singapore 249715
Tel: +65 6725 3232
Nearest Station: Orchard

Saturday Brunch
Sat: 12pm – 2.30pm
S$127++ per adult (with free-flow Prosecco, wines and beers)
S$153++ per adult (with free-flow Champagne, wines and beers)

Sunday Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
S$152++ per adult (with free-flow Prosecco, wines and beers)
S$178++ per adult (with free-flow Champagne, wines and beers)

PHOTO CREDIT: BEACH ROAD KITCHEN

BEACH ROAD KITCHEN

A place where those with voracious appetites flock to, Beach Road Kitchen over at JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach delights with their marvellous buffet spread that comes fully loaded with a cheese and charcuterie station, seafood room, pizza oven, charcoal grill and their over-the-top dessert showcase—the full works basically.

But perhaps the main standout is their open grill station where you can get your hands on freshly-grilled seafood from squid to even a whole-grilled barramundi.

30 Beach Road
JW Marriott Singapore South Beach
Singapore 189763
Tel: +65 6818 1913
Nearest Station: Esplanade

Champagne Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
S$168++ per adult

BRASSERIE LES SAVEURS

With its high ceilings and elaborate furnishings, Brasserie Les Saveurs is bound to impress. The fancy restaurant offers a delectable selection of contemporary French cuisine such as Charolais Beef Striploin, Pan-roasted Castaigne Duck Breast and Pacific Cod.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the live band performance whilst your glasses are filled with Champagne. Sunday Champagne Brunch patrons are also treated to unlimited wines and beers.

29 Tanglin Road
The St. Regis Singapore
Tel: +65 6506 6888
Nearest Station: Orchard

Sunday Champagne Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
S$148++ per adult (with free-flow coffee and tea only)
S$180++ per adult (with free-flow beers, soft drinks, juices and wines)
S$195++ per adult (with free-flow beers, juices, wines and Champagne)
S$395++ per adult (with free-flow beers, juices, wines and Krug Grande Cuvée NV)

COLONY

With eight spectacular ‘live’ kitchens featuring the freshest seafood and tastiest roasts, Colony is where you would bring your date and distinguished guests to for an impressive meal.

The weekly Vintage Champagne Brunch includes unlimited Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Blanc 2009, Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Rosé 2009, house pour red/white wines, selected handcrafted cocktails and draft beers too.

7 Raffles Avenue
Level 3, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
Singapore 039799
Tel: +65 6434 5288
Nearest Station: Promenade

Vintage Sunday Champagne Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3.30 pm
S$142++ per adult (with free-flow soft drinks, fruit juice and fruit flavoured sparkling mineral water)
S$192++per adult (with free-flow Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Blanc 2009, Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Rose 2009, selected cocktails/mocktails, house pour red/white wines, draft beer and soft drinks)

FOOD EXCHANGE

If you love luxuriating in weekend brunches, then you need to check out Food Exchange at Novotel Singapore on Stevens for your next weekend indulgence. Comfortably nestled in Novotel Singapore on Stevens, this sleek restaurant spins up a plethora of international cuisine, allowing you to tuck into delectable food while overlooking the view of the hotel’s infinity pool.

The spread is incredible and the live stations feature a whole slew of premium treats such as their seared foie gras and risotto prepared a la minute.

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Novotel Singapore on Stevens
28 Stevens Road,
#01-01, Singapore 257878
Tel: +65 6491 6100
Reservations: h9543@accor.com
Nearest Station: Stevens

Sunday Family Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
S$88++ / S$138++ per adult (with free-flow Moët & Chandon Champagne, Rosé wine, Red wine, White wine and Draft Beer)

EDGE

A celebrated stalwart in Singapore’s city centre, Pan Pacific Singapore’s multifaceted buffet restaurant, Edge, is one that never fails to take our breath away. Exuding a marvellous theatrical spread, the team of chefs bring to the fore flavours and delicacies from all over the globe with a menu that constantly changes and evolves. With 7 interactive live food theatres, 16 food stations (at least) and over a hundred dishes to choose from, this is one buffet restaurant that’ll push your appetite to the edge—literally.

Spice up your weekend or that of your kids with their various entertainers—be it the live band or even their roving balloon sculptor—as you indulge in an unlimited spread of mouthwatering nosh.

For our readers, you may quote “ladyironchef” upon making reservations to enjoy the non-alcohol package at S$98++ adults, S$49++ Child, or the alcoholic package at S$178++ that’s inclusive of free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne.

Pan Pacific Singapore, Level 3
7 Raffles Boulevard
Reservations: +65 6826 8240 / celebrate.sin@panpacific.com
Nearest Station: City Hall / Promenade

Sunday Champagne Brunch
Every Sun: 12pm – 3.30pm (enhanced selection available from 18 March to 24 June 2018)
S$208++ per adult (with free-flow Veuve Clicquot Rosé Champagne, wine, beer & cocktails)
S$188++ per adult (with free-flow Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label Champagne, wine, beer & cocktails)
Adult: S$128++ (includes unlimited fresh juices, soft drinks, coffee and tea)
Child (aged 6 to 11 years old): S$64++ (includes unlimited fresh juices, soft drinks, coffee and tea)

HILTON SINGAPORE

We’ve been to countless places for Sunday brunch, but perhaps the one that left the most lasting impression on us is Hilton Singapore. Each time we visit, we find ourselves utterly awed by the oyster bar that boasts a stunning array of the ocean’s best catches, their cheese room, à la minute gastronomy station and not forgetting their dessert station—a.k.a home of their signature cheesecakes!

For those with a sweet tooth, you really do have to get a taste of their cheesecake—it truly is one of the best around.

581 Orchard Road
Singapore 238883
Tel: +65 6730 3390
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
Nearest Station: Orchard Road

Hilton Sunday Brunch
S$39++ per child (four to 11 years old)
S$88++ per adult (brunch buffet only)
S$108++ per adult (with free-flow sparkling wine, selected white and red wines and beer)
S$148++ per adult (with free-flow Louis Roederer Champagne, selected white and red wines and beer)

MELT CAFE

Melt Café’s Sunday Champagne Brunch is simply out of this world—we are talking about endless selections of gourmet food, from fresh oysters of different varieties, premium sashimi, a full-on carving station for the carnivores to their ever popular Indian cuisine and a stunning cheese counter that features more than 15 different cheeses!

Top that off with endless pours of bubbly and we figure that is how a perfect weekend brunch looks like.

Mandarin Oriental, Singapore
5 Raffles Avenue, Marina Square
Singapore 039797
Tel: +65 6885 3500
Daily: 6.30am – 10.30am, 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Promenade

Sunday Champagne Brunch
Every Sunday
12pm – 3pm
Adult: S$218++ (with free-flow Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Champagne, wines, cocktails and beers)
Adult: S$178++ (with free-flow Ruinart “R” de Brut Champagne, wines, cocktails and beers)
Adult: S$118++ (with free-flow chilled juices and soft drinks)

MEZZA9

Being one of the first hotel restaurants to feature multiple show kitchens under one roof, mezza9 has always been our go-to when we want honest, quality food in a cosy ambience.

Their Sunday brunch is no exception, especially when you can have limitless servings of sustainable produce from Maine lobsters, to fine de Claire rock oysters and even sustainable sashimi.

Grand Hyatt Singapore
10 Scotts Road
Tel: +65 6416 7322
Nearest Station: Orchard

Sunday Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
S$59++ per child (three to 12 years old)
$118++ per adult (inclusive of free-flow fruit juices and soft drinks)
S$148++ per adult (inclusive of free-flow Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut Champagne, cabernet sauvignon, cloudy bay sauvignon blanc, tiger beer mojito and bloody mary)
S$158++ per adult (inclusive of free-flow Perrier-Jouët Blason Rose Champagne, cabernet sauvignon, cloudy bay sauvignon blanc, tiger beer mojito and bloody mary)
S$288++ per adult (inclusive of free-flow Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Vintage Champagne, cabernet sauvignon, cloudy bay sauvignon blanc, tiger beer, mojito and bloody mary)

MITZO

Breaking the mould of traditional Chinese dining, Mitzo astounds with their ability to combine contemporary technique to classic Cantonese cuisine. Situated on the fourth floor of the Grand Park Orchard Hotel, Mitzo is the perfect place to unwind over excellent tasting food and endless pours of booze.

Mitzo’s Weekend Dim Sum Brunch is probably one of the best deals in town. Unlike the usual Champagne brunches in Singapore, Mitzo’s brunch comes with Cantonese-style dishes, artisanal dim sum and a slew of boozy treats to round out the experience altogether.

Level 4 Grand Park Orchard
270 Orchard Road
Singapore 238857
Tel: +65 6603 8855
Nearest Station: Orchard/Somerset

Weekend Brunch
Sat and Sun: 12pm – 2.30pm
S$34++ per child (six to 12 years old)
S$68++ per adult (brunch only)
S$128++ per adult (with free-flow Champagne, selected cocktails, beers and wines)

OSCAR’S

Oscar’s provides a culinary journey that will feed your senses, offering an array of sumptuous local and international culinary creations to indulge all day. Highlights of their impressive spread include their Caesar salad station which happens to be one of the largest around, their seafood on ice station that features freshly shucked oysters and more!

Be sure to top your meal off with their alcoholic brunch package where you can enjoy free-flow Champagne, house wine, craft beers, gin & tonics and even their liquid nitrogen gin sorbet!

Conrad Centennial Singapore
2 Temasek Boulevard, Lobby Level
Singapore 038982
Tel: +65 6432 7481
Reservations: sinci.oscars@conradhotels.com
Nearest Station: Promenade

Oscar’s Supercharged Sunday Brunch
Sun: 12.30pm – 3.30pm
S$49++ per child (aged 6 to 12)
S$98++ per adult (brunch only)
S$128++ per adult (with free-flow of sparkling and house wines, draft beers and craft Gin & Tonic Bar)
S$168++ per adult (with free-flow Champagne, premium wines, bottled Hitachino Nest craft beers and craft Gin & Tonic Bar)

PREGO AT FAIRMONT SINGAPORE

Prego at Fairmont Singapore is one of the most reputable Italian restaurants in Singapore, and they are known for signature Italian dishes such as their wood-fired pizza and cooked-to-perfection pasta. But what we truly love is the all-new Italian Sunday Brunch Buffet—one of the best indulgences if you have a hankering for Italiano-everything.

Sunday brunch is just not the same without some booze to take it up a notch, and over at Prego, you can treat yourself to unlimited glasses of Moët & Chandon Impérial, 3 styles of Negroni cocktails and house wines as well.

Fairmont Singapore, Level 1
80 Bras Basah Road
Singapore 189560
Tel: +65 6431 6156
Nearest Station: City Hall

Prego’s Seasonal Sunday Brunch
Sun: 12.30pm – 3pm
S$49++ per child (aged 6 to 12)
S$98++ per adult (with free-flow non-alcoholic beverages)
S$128++ per adult (with free-flow Zardetto Prosecco, Italian cocktails, and house wines
S$148++ per adult (with free-flow Moët & Chandon Impérial, 3 styles of Negroni Italian cocktails, and house wines)

THE LINE

Long-standing buffet establishment, The Line at Shangri-La Hotel is hailed by many as one of the best buffet restaurants on the island—and for good reason. The mother of all buffets is renowned for its extensive variety of dishes and free-flow of Perrier-Jouet Champagne, house pour wine and draft beers.

Highlights include seafood on ice, various Western and Asian roast meats and a large selection of cheeses and international desserts.

Shangri-La Hotel
22 Orange Grove Road
Singapore 258350
Tel: +65 6213 4275
Nearest Station: Orchard

Sunday Champagne Brunch
Sun: 12pm – 3pm
S$59 per child (with free-flow soft drinks and juices)
S$118 per adult (with free-flow soft drinks and juices)
S$158 per adult (with free-flow Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, soft drinks and juices)

Read: The Ultimate Guide to 35 Best Buffets in Singapore

Sunday brunches have a very special place in our hearts because it is the most important meals over the weekend; bigger than breakfast and more enticing than lunch, there is really nothing not to love about a good Sunday brunch.

Nestled in Mandarin Oriental, Singapore, Melt Café is one of the best choices if you are in the Marina Bay area. Their Sunday Champagne Brunch is simply out of the world—we are talking about endless gourmet food, including bubbles and fun in-house entertainment for everyone in the family.

From fresh oysters of different varieties, premium sashimi from the Japanese counter, a carving station that will satisfy the carnivores to their ever popular Indian cuisine and an outdoor barbecue grill, this is one champagne brunch that is deserving of an encore.

CRAZY CHEESE SELECTION

Brunch is made better when there is an amazing cheese selection and the one at Melt Café will definitely impress you.

Pair your wines with any cheese of your preference that are sourced from countries such as Italy, France and United Kingdom.

FRESH SEAFOOD ON ICE

The seafood counter is a dream come true for all oyster fans. The restaurant sources for oysters from different parts of the world and depending on seasonality, you get to slurp up varieties such as Taylor Pacific, Fine de Claire and Creuses de Bretagne.

Crustaceans such as Alaska King Crabs and Boston Lobsters also stood out among the clams, mussels and prawns at the counter.

JAPANESE DELIGHTS

Tucked away at a corner beside the desserts, the Japanese food station takes on the form of an L-shaped counter which showcases a scrumptious range of both hot and cold Japanese delights.

When you are there, keep a lookout for a large wooden basin which is filled with five types of sashimi including the likes of salmon, tuna, octopus and more. Other tantalising options are the sushi, cold soba, and crispy deep-fried tempura with Japanese curry.

FOIE GRAS & CARVING STATION

Nothing gets better than a ‘live’ carving station at a buffet—until you add on a Foie Gras counter as well. The idea of endless rounds of foie gras is tempting, yes?

To make things even better, the carving station also boasts local and western delicacies such as char siew pork, roasted pork, roasted chicken, slow-roasted Australian prime rib beef and whole baked honey ham.

INDIAN COUNTER

With its over-the-top offerings, it may not occur to you that the Indian counter is actually one of the signatures at Melt Café and let us just say that no one should leave the buffet restaurant without a taste of their savoury curries and buttery naan.

Noteworthy Indian recipes you should not miss for anything in the world are the Tandoori Chicken, Butter Chicken, and more.

OUTDOOR BARBECUE GRILL STATION

Besides the indoor carving station, meat lovers can also head outside to the al fresco terrace where the BBQ grill section is. Take your pick among tantalising options such as the Suckling Pig, Beef Steak, Barbecue Chicken Wings, Pork Collar and Grilled Salmon.

You really have to save space for their Suckling Pig, which is roasted whole in the oven at the outdoor terrace. This method of roasting ensures that the juices are all locked in so the meat remains tender.

DESSERT ENCLAVE

Melt Café’s glorious dessert shrine is reason enough to get you out of bed on a Sunday morning. Featuring desserts from award-winning pastry chefs, this is where you will find all those with a sweet tooth going nuts for the stunning desserts.

The new Amaretto Sabayon—exclusive to Melt Café’s Sunday Champagne Brunch—is a real showstopper, as the dessert is doused with liquid nitrogen to create an enchanting theatrical effect before it is paired with red fruit compote and a topping of your choice.

Other sweet treats that are worth all the calories include the handmade waffles, handcrafted cakes, chocolate fondue, tiramisu in a chocolate cup and premium chocolates.

UNLIMITED CHAMPAGNE, WINES, COCKTAILS, BEERS AND MORE

Alongside world-class international cuisine, Melt Café also offers a neat range of alcoholic beverages because what is a champagne brunch without downing back a tipple or five?

For S$178++, you get to enjoy free-flow Ruinart “R” de Brut Champagne, wines, cocktails, beers, juices and soft drinks. But if you are looking for something more premium to spoil yourself with, there is also an upgraded option at S$218++ which entitles you to unlimited flow of Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Champagne.

ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY

When it comes to Sunday Champagne Brunch at Melt Café, everything is spot on and we are talking about more than just the food. To elevate your dining experience, diners also get to interact with a magician who will perform numerous magic tricks to entertain you and your guests.

Parents will also be delighted to know that they will be able to relax and enjoy their brunch and drinks while their little ones are kept entertained in the Little Fan Land. The interactive kids’ room is equipped with soft toys, finger snacks, desserts, a movie screening and colouring stations for your kiddos.

Sunday Champagne Brunch
Every Sunday
12pm – 3pm
Adult: S$218++ (includes free-flow Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Champagne, wines, cocktails and beers)
Adult: S$178++ (includes Ruinart “R” de Brut Champagne, wines, cocktails and beers)
Adult: S$118++ (includes free-flow chilled juices and soft drinks)

Melt Café
Mandarin Oriental, Singapore
5 Raffles Avenue, Marina Square
Singapore 039797
Tel: +65 6885 3500
Daily: 6.30am – 10.30am, 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Promenade

This post is brought to you by Melt Café.

If you love luxuriating in weekend brunches, then you need to check out the all-new Food Exchange at Novotel Singapore on Stevens for your next weekend indulgence.

Comfortably nestled in the spanking new Novotel Singapore on Stevens, this sleek restaurant spins up a plethora of international cuisine, allowing you to tuck into delectable food while overlooking the view of the hotel’s infinity pool.

As far as lavish Sunday brunches are concerned, freshness, quality and variety are some of the factors that we value most. Helmed by award-winning Finnish Head Chef Janne Ollikainen, the extensive buffet line at Food Exchange encompasses everything from fresh sashimi and seafood to hot cooking stations that serve up eggs, pasta and risotto à la minute, a myriad of roasted meats and more. They even have their very own DIY Bloody Mary bar so you can concoct your own brunch-time cocktail!

Food Exchange really epitomises the notion that brunch need not be stodgy to be immensely satisfying—just good quality ingredients executed properly. This Sunday Brunch is available at S$78++ per person; should you wish to further amplify your meal, a nominal top-up of S$50++ will entitle you to free-flow Moet Chandon champagne, red, white, rosé wine and draft beer.

Sunday brunches are a costly affair, but here’s the thing: what if we told you we have a special price for our readers? Simply quote ‘ladyironchef’ upon making your reservation to enjoy the Sunday Brunch at S$120 for two pax that will run from now all the way until 25 February 2018! Do note that this promotion does not include alcohol, you can top up S$50++ per pax for free-flow alcohol.

Adorned with marble tabletops and lush leafy backdrops, the restaurant exudes a chic and stylish vibe. There is also an infinity pool located right outside where you can dine al fresco or simply take a dip before or after your meal.

Food Exchange’s Sunday brunch buffet offers a tempting fusion of Thai, Singaporean, Indian and European cuisine. Dishes are skilfully prepared using the freshest of regional ingredients at the open kitchen stations where curious diners are able to watch and marvel at the chefs at work.

CHARCUTERIE

One of our favourite things to pair with a dry, crisp glass of champagne is charcuterie (cold cured meats) and we were absolutely blown away by the restaurant’s range of cold cut options. Help yourself to endless servings of charcuterie options including the rich, robust flavours of the Jamon Iberico ham that boasted a sweet, nutty acorn flavour as well as the salty and rich coppa ham.

Other cured meat options to look forward to is the mortadella ham, smoked duck, beef salami and turkey ham which pair just as well with a bubbly or even a regular glass of wine. All their charcuterie are sliced on a regular basis to ensure utmost freshness.

THE FRESHEST SEAFOOD ON ICE WITH GIANT PRAWNS AND SNOW CRABS

If there was any way to accurately judge the standard of a buffet restaurant, perhaps looking at how fresh their live seafood offerings are would be one of them—and Food Exchange is definitely not one to disappoint.

Tuck into a sizeable yet manageable variety of crustaceans and shellfish from crayfish, snow crabs, mussels to MASSIVE tiger prawns as big as your face. Savour them alongside the many sauce options from the classic cocktail sauce to the piquant wasabi mayonnaise.

When you come across a restaurant that dedicates an entire long table just to cheese, you just know that they are mighty serious about it.

Whether it is a mild, creamy camembert or brie or a bold, stinky blue that you are after, you can bet that the cheese “shrine” will have something to entice. Man, we spent so much time there!

INDIAN TANDOORI SELECTION

Showcasing the very best of North Indian food, the Indian tandoori section consists of tandoori chicken, a few curry options and a variety of Naan bread for you to soak up those glorious curries and chutneys.

LIVE MEAT CARVING STATION

For the religious meat eaters, head on over to the live meat carving station. Simply approach one of the chefs behind the counter who will gladly carve up a slice or two of your preferred meat(s).

Be blown away by the incredibly moist and succulent roast chicken that comes served with a hearty chicken jus or let your senses take flight with the tender roast beef and pork neck that ooze flavour as well as a gorgeously pink interior.

FOIE-GRAS, EGG & PASTA LIVE STATION

Over at the live cooking stations, you can get a full array of enticing à la minute options from pasta, risotto and eggs; but our favourite was the pan-seared foie-gras prepared à la minute. Crispy on the outside but luxurious and fatty in the middle, this was the ultimate indulgence that had us going back for seconds and even thirds.

Served alongside a sweet and tangy berry compote and balsamic reduction, the rich goose liver was balanced out very nicely.

DIY BLOODY MARY

No brunch is ever truly complete without a Bloody Mary cocktail. This iconic brunch time aperitif is famed for its immensely savoury qualities that do well to stimulate the appetite and over at Food Exchange, they even have their own DIY Bloody Mary counter.

For the uninitiated, here is our pro tip: For a traditional Bloody Mary, you’re always going to start with a shot or two of good quality vodka followed a dash of Worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper, tomato juice as well as a tiny drop of tabasco for some heat. Lastly, squeeze a few drops of lime or lemon juice to brighten the drink up.

S$78++ per pax (S$60++ per pax if you quote ‘ladyironchef’) and it is inclusive of unlimited Bloody Mary cocktails? Sounds more than fantastic.

FREE-FLOW CHAMPAGNE, WINE & BEER

For an additional fee of S$50, you get to enjoy free-flow of Moet Chandon champagne, rosé, red and wine, as well as draft beers. The way we see it, if you’re planning to eat like royalty, you may as well drink like it too.

This Sunday Brunch is available at S$78++ per person or at S$128++ for free-flow Moet Chandon champagne, red, white, rosé wine and draft beer.

And to make things better, from now until 25 February 2018, quote ‘ladyironchef’ to enjoy this lavish Sunday brunch buffet for 2 persons at only S$120++!

Sundays rarely get better than this and with so many enticing eats in store at Food Exchange at Novotel Singapore on Stevens, you’d be incredibly silly to pass off this opportunity.

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Weekday Lunch: Monday to Friday, 12:00pm – 2:30pm, S$42++
Saturday Lunch: Saturday, 12:00pm – 2:30pm, S$52++
Sunday Family Brunch: Sunday, 12:00pm – 3:00pm, S$78++ / $128++ (Free flow Moet Champaign, Rose wine, Red wine, White wine and Draft Beer)
Hoiday Brunch: S$150++ for 2  (Non Alc) on 25 Dec 2017 Brunch and 01 Jan 2018

Weekday Dinner: Monday to Friday, 6:00pm – 10:00pm, S$58++
Weekend Dinner: Saturday to Sunday, 6:00pm – 10:00pm, S$68++

Food Exchange
Novotel Singapore on Stevens
28 Stevens Road,
#01-01, Singapore 257878
Tel: +65 6491 6100
Email: h9543@accor.com
www.novotel-singapore-stevens.com/restaurants-bars/food-exchange/

Mon to Fri: 6.30am – 10.30am, 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 10pm
Sat: 6.30am – 11am, 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 10pm
Sun: 6.30am – 11am, 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: Stevens

This post was brought to you by Novotel Singapore on Stevens.

Prego at Fairmont Singapore is one of the most reputable Italian restaurants in Singapore, and they are known for signature Italian favourites such as wood-fired pizza. But what we truly love is the all-new Italian Sunday Brunch Buffet—one of the best indulgences if you have a hankering for Italiano-everything.

Prego’s head chef Antonio Facchinetti and his team have introduced a whole new gastronomic experience and the Italian Sunday Brunch happens every Sunday from 12pm to 3pm. It is a massive showcase of Italian fiesta, from cold cuts and premium cheeses to a la minute pasta and grilled meats.

Here are some of the highlights you can expect at Prego’s Sunday Brunch Buffet, and why you should start your year right with a great Italian Brunch.

THE STYLISH INTERIOR

With Parmesan cheese wheels, sausages and Italian Prosciutto as part of the decorations, you would be impressed at how the modern Italian restaurant is still able to keep its traditions strong.

The warm hues in Prego also make for a very relaxed yet casual chic dining atmosphere—perfect for family brunch and couples who are looking to have a romantic date.

It is hard to find a place in Singapore where you can go to for a true Italian communal dining experience.

FREE-FLOW SPARKLING WINE

Sunday brunch is just not the same without some bubbles! And at Prego, you can choose to indulge in free-flow Berlucchi ’61 Brut Franciacorta as part of your feast. The sweet Italian Sparkling Wine is carefully selected to pair with the curated line-up.

So, go on. Drink up because free-flow sparkling wine is the perfect way to spend Sunday afternoons.

THE BEST OF ITALIAN CHEESE AT THE SEASONAL STATIONS

Italians take pride in producing some of the best cheeses in the world. Taste a slice of Italy right here at Prego, where you have creamy Ricotta, milky Burrata and very smooth Mozzarella to indulge in all you want.

The menus for the four seasonal stations in Prego change from time to time based on seasonality. Some of the dishes on rotation are exquisite creations by the chefs which include Wagyu Beef Carpaccio with Truffle Breadcrumbs, Wild Frittata with Mushrooms and Grilled Portobello “Steak” Salad.

An assortment of Italian bread and bruschetta is also part of the line-up.

And just beside the Home-Crafted Rustic Italian Bread & Bruschetta Station, there are more Italian farm cheeses in the likes of Asiago and Taleggio. Those who prefer hard cheeses can opt for these!

LIVE PASTA CRAFTING AND RISOTTO BAR

The star of our Sunday Buffet Brunch goes to the ‘live’ pasta crafting and risotto bar. Visitors get to watch the chefs in action as they masterfully craft out fresh pasta right before you.

The fun part? You get to create your own pasta dish at this station! Choose from various kinds of pasta such as ravioli, spaghetti and squid ink pasta (depending on season).

When you are done, pick a sauce of your choice including Spiced Tomato Sauce with Seafood, traditional Bolognese sauce, creamy Carbonara or the seasonal Truffle cream sauce. There are plenty of toppings to go with your pasta too—mushrooms, peppers, ham etc.

At the risotto bar, you get a generous serving of Black Truffle Risotto from the chef who uses only premium Acquerello Rice—one of Italy’s top risotto rice producer. Needless to say, this was one of the best truffle risottos we had. Every grain was full and plump, and lavishly coated with cream and cheese, then topped off with a generous serving of seasonal black truffle.

The risotto counter showcases the most premium of seasonal produce – expect different seasonal specialties when you return to Prego. *Hint: Asparagus and Roasted King Prawns Risotto next!

MEAT AND SEAFOOD GRILL

Here’s the one station that will get the carnivores all excited—the grill. This is where you can have your meat and seafood grilled a la minute and served warm to you.

Get ready for the wide selection on offer which includes Lamb Rack with Garlic & Thyme, Salmon Fillet with Dill & Lemon, Beef Sirloin with Rosemary and Chicken Thigh with Lemon & Oregano.

FRESH SEAFOOD

If grilled seafood ain’t your thing, go for the oysters, scallops and poached Alaska crab legs instead. This station is the epitome of seafood luxury and the sheer selection will leave you bewildered!

We love how easy it is to slurp up the freshly shucked oysters and dig into the pre-cracked crab legs. Seriously, ready-to-eat fresh crabs is a luxury beyond imagination!

ITALIAN GELATO CART AND ALL KINDS OF DESSERTS

We were blown away by the limelight of the dessert counter. What do you know, it was an Italian gelato cart! Build your very own Italian gelato on a cone with the various flavours.

Did we mention there’s tiramisu as well? You can have a whole tray of tiramisu all to yourself! And that’s not all. The dessert counter also comes with Traditional Cannoli, Wild Berries Pannacotta, Chocolate Salame, Ricotta Cheesecake, among other sweet delights!

Sunday Brunch Buffet at Prego (12pm – 3pm)
Adult: S$128++**, S$98++*
Child: S$49++*

**includes unlimited Berlucchi ’61 Brut Franciacorta, Italian Signature Cocktails, House Wines, Tiger Draught, Juices and Soft Drinks
* includes unlimited non-alcoholic drinks

Prego 
Fairmont Singapore, Level 1
80 Bras Basah Road
Singapore 189560
Tel: +65 6431 6156
Nearest Station: City Hall

This post is brought to you by Fairmont Singapore.

One of the main reasons we manage to get out of bed on Sundays is the prospect of the perfect brunch meal. We have had our fair share of champagne brunches in Singapore but one has always stood out above the rest.

Yes, Hilton Singapore’s exciting lineup in their Sunday Champagne Brunch is what dreams are made of. This time, they have revamped their menu with new dishes and a better dining experience.

What you must look out for is the new dessert bar that has now taken the place of Hilton Singapore’s popular D9 Cakery. Have the best of the cakery’s sweet treats—free-flow! This also means you are entitled to limitless cheesecakes, which are the best in town, by the way.

We were also thrilled by the new cheese room, one that impressed us with the huge variety of artisan and gourmet cheeses including a brand new raclette cheese station. The careful curation and intricate presentation of the spread never fail to impress.

Our readers can quote ‘LIC100BRUNCH’ to get S$80 OFF with minimum of 3 full paying adults. This promotion is valid for the first 100 redemptions.

LUXURIOUS SEAFOOD

The most popular section at any brunch buffet is undoubtedly the seafood section.

And the luxurious spread at Hilton Singapore fulfilled all our wishes because of the huge variety. The oysters alone are worth coming to the brunch, with several varieties to choose from, including the popular sweet Fine De Claire oysters and the meaty Irish Oysters. As oyster-aficionados, freshly-shucked oysters like these are a plus point.

Even if you are not a huge fan of oysters, the shellfish selection is massive. Pick from lobsters, fresh prawns, scallops and more.

The crab legs were especially enjoyable as the flesh was  super meaty and sweet, good on its own, or with a dash of tabasco for that subtle tartness and heat.

LOTS AND LOTS OF MEATS

A  good brunch is not complete without meats and Hilton Singapore’s selection of grilled meats will most definitely satisfy. There is something for everybody. Think Herb-Roasted Lamb Rack, Roasted Sakura Chicken, BBQ Jamon Iberico Pork Ribs and US Prime Ribs.

The Prime Ribs were cooked to a perfect medium rare with a juicy pink center. Of course, the meat is well-seasoned, but an addition of their homemade Peppercorn Sauce just kicks it up a notch. Fans of ribs will go ga-ga over the tender BBQ Jamon Iberico Pork Ribs and the Sakura Chicken is a good choice for anyone who does not take dark meats. We were surprised that the chicken was not dry and still really well cooked and juicy. It is best paired with some Bearnaise – the perfect combination of flavours.

Go ga-ga over the tender BBQ Jamon Iberico Pork Ribs; so tender and flavourful. And the Sakura Chicken is a good choice for anyone who does not take red meats. We were surprised that the chicken was not dry, instead, it was really well cooked and juicy and best paired with some Bearnaise sauce.

A LA MINUTE ITEMS

Most people write noodles or rice dishes off at buffets but the Poached Ramen with Sous Vide 65 Degree Celcius Sakura egg is a gem. The subtle sesame dressing makes it a light option and when you beat and mix the egg together with the other ingredients, each bite is a burst of flavours.

The Homemade Scotch Egg with Black Truffle Hollandaise is a returning favourite. The eggs are cooked upon order so you bet that the scotch eggs will be served to you warm with a beautiful orange runny yolk centre.

Other a la minute items you can look forward to are the Tagliatelle with Sicilian Sauce and Mille-Feuille of Foie Gras & Grain-Fed Tenderloin.

A WHOLE NEW CHEESE ROOM

A spanking new cheese room has been created by the chefs at Hilton Singapore and we felt like a kid in a candy store when we stepped in.

You can find cheeses from all over the world that would suit just about any palette. From simple brie to aged blue cheese, create your ideal cheese platter with a mixture of different cheese. There will also be a cheese specialist who will be there to give you advice should you not know what to go for.

We were inclined to try the Coulommiers Au Lait, a creamy and tasty cow’s milk cheese that is great on a cracker. Some popular options such as Parmigiano Reggiano and Lingot Des Causses are better options for cheese beginners.

However, the undisputed highlight is the raclette cheese counter. This social media superstar is a hot favourite; who does not like melting #cheeseporn?!

The raclette cheese is melted on the spot, before being scraped off onto some bread or potatoes. Have the cheese as quickly as you can to enjoy the warm, melty goodness.

DESSERTS BUFFET, ANYONE?

Because we are huge fans of the sweet treats by D9 Cakery at Hilton Singapore, imagine our joy when we found out that we could enjoy free-flow desserts as part of the champagne brunch.

Yes, that includes its famed cheesecakes! Think American Cheesecake, Blueberry Cheesecake, Pistachio Cheesecake and more; go all out, because there is no limit. And mind you, they typically retail at S$9 per slice!

Other dessert items in the drawers include Lemon Meringue Tart, Crème Caramel and Crème Brulêe, macarons and a whole range of pralines.

Remember to quote ‘LIC100BRUNCH’ to get S$80 OFF with minimum of 3 full paying adults. This promotion is valid for the first 100 redemptions.

Prices:
S$88++ per pax with 1 welcome drink
S$108++ per pax with free flow of sparkling wine, selected white and red wines and beer.
S$148++ per pax with free flow of champagne, selected white and red wines and beer.
S$39++ – child aged 5 to 12 years old

Hilton Singapore
581 Orchard Road
Singapore 238883
For Reservations: +65 6730 3390 / sinhi_F&B@hilton.com
Nearest Station: Orchard Road
www.singapore.hilton.com/restaurants

This post is brought to you by Hilton Singapore.

We are nearing the end of the year, and that’s when things are getting exciting for the F&B restaurants in Singapore. In November, many of us are already in our holiday moods and that means that the feasting and self-pampering begins!

Last month, we shared 8 Irresistible 1-For-1 And One Dines Free deals at various restaurants in Singapore. If you missed them out, fret not because this month you get to enjoy a whopping 50% off Second Diner Promotions for the finest Sunday Champagne Brunch at Opus in Hilton Singapore and the freshest catch at Seasonal Tastes in The Westin Singapore!

Think bubbly drinks and seafood spreads with crabs, half-shell scallops, freshly-shucked plump oysters; and so much more at two very prestigious restaurants in Singapore. If you haven’t got anything to look forward to in November, this shall be it.

HILTON SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH AT OPUS, HILTON SINGAPORE

At the Hilton Singapore Sunday Brunch, you are treated to food from eight interactive live stations which offer top notch goodness ranging from fresh seafood options such as oysters and Maine lobsters, 3 variations of foie gras, to hand-carved charcoal grilled Australian prime cuts.

The popular meats include Premium Flank Steak, Lamb Chop and Tenderloin—all cooked on an open flame charcoal grill.

There is a dedicated cheese room decked with more than 30 types of European cheeses and a raclette cheese station within; this, you must not miss. Dishes prepared a la minute include the signature Scotch Egg with Black Truffle, Egg Cocotte and 3 variations of foie gras including the pan-fried Foie Gras with Apple & Passion Fruit.

And you cannot leave without stopping by the six-metre long dessert bar. It was one that left us bewildered, with the endless options of sweets. We’ve got cakes, puddings, macarons, cookies and everything in between. Gaining another kilo never seemed easier, really!

Of course, the highlight has to be the free flow of Lois Roederer Champagne, wines and beer. You are indeed getting the best of the best and the promotion (exclusive for HSBC credit cardholders) makes it even better. The affordability hence makes it a perfect choice for romantic dinner dates and celebrations. Hilton Sunday Brunch is available at Opus Bar & Grill from noon until 3pm.

HSBC credit cardholders enjoy 50% off every second diner (From S$88++ per person).

Maximum of 10 diners per reservation per bill and a minimum 2-day advance reservation is required.

Opus Bar & Grill
Hilton Singapore
581 Orchard Road, Singapore 238883
For Reservations: 6730 3390 / Opus@hilton.com
Website: singapore.hilton.com./opus
Daily: 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard Road

CRAB-TIVATING DINNERS AT SEASONAL TASTES, THE WESTIN SINGAPORE

Seasonal Tastes is not just known for its strategic location on the 32nd level of The Westin Singapore which overlooks the Marina Bay area and the South China Sea, it is also the place where connoisseurs go to for a splendid seafood buffet spread.

Be greeted by a wide array of crabs, octopus sashimi, juicy oysters, fresh salmon sashimi and lots more. You should also look out for the highly prized “Catch Of The Day” which features Whole Baked Snapper With Squid and Clams in Chili Paste, Whole Steamed Snapper with Ginger or Whole Baked Salmon; they are on a rotational basis.

Have your seafood coated in smoky flavours at the “live” grilling station where the master chefs will serve up barbequed seafood including Lobster, Salmon Teriyaki, Tiger Prawns and grilled meat such as Turkish Lamb Kebabs, Rosemary Beef and Chili-marinated Chicken Breast. There are also crab dishes on a rotational basis every evening.

There is a “live” carving station for the carnivores, with a plethora of choices from Roasted Crispy Pork Belly and Bone-in Pork Loin to Roasted Striploin and Slow-roasted Rib-eye with Lobster Stuffing.

Ready for more food? Continue with Steamed Crab with Golden Garlic, Deep-fried Crab with Salted Egg Yolk, Yellow Curry Crab to Singapore Chili Crab with Mantou and Wok-fried Crab with Coriander Seeds, Bell Peppers and Onions. Say what?!

So you know this is one buffet you need to head to, and all the more so when HSBC credit cardholders enjoy 50% off every second diner for buffet dinner.

Offer is valid from 25 October to 30 November 2016 and is valid for maximum 8 diners.

Seasonal Tastes
The Westin Singapore
12 Marina View
Asia Square Tower 2
Singapore 018961
Tel: +65 6922 6968
Nearest Station: Downtown

In addition to these 50% off Second Diner Offers, HSBC credit cardholders can enjoy other great dining offers, from discounts at family-friendly restaurants to indulgent Sunday brunch offers at renowned hotels and leading European restaurants.

Food connoisseurs will appreciate and be thankful for an HSBC credit card, for the savings will be incredible and the dining opportunities are endless. Visit www.hsbc.com.sg/dining for more details.

This post is brought to you by HSBC Credit Cards.

Can’t get enough of Sunday brunch? We have another option for you.

Oscar’s at Conrad Centennial Singapore Hotel has recently launched an awesome Sunday Champagne Brunch Buffet. The lavish spread is seriously the epitome of indulgence; we were blown away by the sheer number of gourmet delicacies.

From Boston lobsters, London duck, fresh Japanese sashimi, pan-seared foie gras to hearty Asian noodles, the Sunday Champagne Brunch Buffet at Oscar’s will complete your Sundays.

Readers of ladyironchef can quote “OscarsLIC” when making your reservations to enjoy the promotion of 1-dines-free-with-3-paying-adults.

Watch in awe as the skillful chefs shuck premium oysters before your eyes, carve aromatic suckling pigs, whip up a piping hot crepe suzette and more. It is almost as good as having a private chef attending to all your orders here at Oscar’s, except that you have an entire entourage now. Sunday Champagne Brunch experience at Oscar’s was indeed nothing short of spectacular.

We are not sure about you, but we judge a buffet line-up by its seafood spread.

How does Oscar’s fare, you may wonder. Think unlimited Boston lobsters, cherrystone clams, Chilean half-shell scallops, Indonesian crabs, king crabs, slipper lobsters, snow crab legs and freshly shucked oysters from Canada, France and Ireland. Kudos to Oscar’s for their splendid variety at the seafood bar!

The bed of sashimi is beautiful no less. There’s amberjack, octopus, squid, salmon, snapper, swordfish and tuna – on top of any special and seasonal fish.

What you definitely must not miss is the London Roast Duck.

It is the highlight of the Sunday Brunch at Conrad Centennial Singapore Hotel and most certainly our favourite. These succulent ducks are specially imported from Ireland and roasted fresh in-house every Sunday. The crispy, glistening skin and juicy, tender flesh are to die for, seriously! It was one of the best we’ve tried, and we hope we do not sound like hopeless gluttons if we told you we had at least three helpings each!

The carving station also features other roasts such as oven-roasted US Prime Rib and slow-roasted Argentinian, Mauritian or Chinese-style Suckling Pig (on rotation).

Oscar’s also has a few live stations with organic food choices. Pick from organic pasta, organic risotto and even organic eggs. The soft poached eggs with cauliflower puree, foie gras, sautéed spinach and truffle oil were absolutely amazing.

The cheese counter showcases eight types- cheddar, coulommiers, edam, goat cheese, pont-l’Évêque cheese, reblochon, saint morgan and smoked scamorza. An assortment of fresh fruits and crostini are available to complement the fine cheeses. And damn, we had so many pieces of the French cheeses!

Needless to say, nothing beats a classic cheese-and-wine pairing. Top up S$20++ for free-flowing house wines, sparkling wine and selected cocktails, or an additional S$60++ for bottomless Laurent-Perrier Brut, NV Champagne, house wines and selected cocktails.

And there is a “secret” noodle bar outside the restaurant. The hot station boasts awesome cooked-to-order Asian delights such as slipper lobster noodle with pork ribs, slow-cooked beef cheek noodles and laksa.

And you know what we had the most that day? The pan-seared foie gras served with apple, passion fruit and Fleur de sel vanilla salt. We shamelessly went back for seconds, thirds and… You get the gist. It is really THAT addictive. And what we typically have to pay S$10-20 per piece for in a la carte restaurants, we have it free flow here.

Each Sunday sees a unique interpretation of crab being showcased – an interesting extension of the various chefs’ ethnicity and background. Anticipate drool-worthy takes ala French-Asian and Vietnamese styles. Crabs in buffet are a must, right?

Well, salads don’t enjoy that great a popularity, but the 4-metre long salad bar at Oscar’s deserves your attention. Featuring over 30 toppings, 10 small plates and eight artisanal dressings, it is one fun DIY salad bar with endless possibilities. Don’t miss out on the sous vide duck breast as well!

Of course, no meal is complete without desserts. The exhaustive selection of decadent desserts includes homemade pancakes, black forest cake, green tea panna cotta and assorted pralines.

Other live stations to make a stop at are the liquid nitrogen ice-cream and flambéed crepe suzette with Cointreau or Grand Marnier stations.

Readers of ladyironchef can quote “OscarsLIC” when making your reservations to enjoy the promotion of 1-dines-free-with-3-paying-adults. Reservations are required to redeem the promotion, and cannot be combined with other offers and/or discount benefits.

This promotion is valid from now till 30 August 2016 and subjected to restaurant’s availability (blackout dates apply). The Hotel reserves the right to amend the above Terms & Conditions without prior notice.

Oscar’s Restaurant
Conrad Centennial Singapore Hotel
2 Temasek Boulevard
Lobby Level
Singapore 038982
Sunday: 12.30pm – 3.30pm
Reservations: +65 6432 7481 or sinci.oscars@conradhotels.com
Nearest Station: Promenade
Website: http://www.connoisseur.sg/oscars-sunday-brunch.html

Prices for Oscar’s Supercharged Sunday Brunch are as follows:
Free for kids aged 5 and below
S$40++ per child (aged 6 to 12)
S$98++ per adult
S$118++ per adult (free flow of sparkling wine, house wines and selected cocktails)
S$158++ per person (free flow of champagne, house wines and selected cocktails)

This post was brought to you by Conrad Centennial Singapore Hotel.

Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore officially reopened its doors last month after a massive refurbishment, and its all-day dining restaurant J65 is quite a showstopper with its scrumptious gourmet offerings.

J65′s Sunday Brunch offers an unrivalled dining experience, and it is one of Singapore’s most value-for-money buffet spreads – at S$88 nett/pax (without alcohol), or S$128 nett/pax (with free-flowing Champagne, wine, beer and cocktails).

Tuck in to unlimited servings of superbly fresh seafood, premium Iberico ham, roast prime ribs, local dishes, endless sushi and desserts.

From now till Sunday, 28 Feb 2016, quote “ladyironchef” to be entitled to S$50* off Sunday Brunch at J65 with a minimum of two paying adults. Which brings us to our next point – our readers can utilise this offer and enjoy a stellar buffet at S$63 nett per person (if there is just two of you)!

J65 is interestingly named after Singapore’s international dialling code and the spanking new restaurant will open throughout the day and into the night.

With various themed meals taking place across the week, we have to say that it is the Sunday Brunch that will give you the biggest bang for your buck. Glorious feasts are finally made accessible to all.

One may assume that an indulgent Sunday brunch buffet at a lavish hotel lobby might cost an arm and a leg, but that is certainly not the case at Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore’s J65. At S$88 nett, you can check in to a sumptuous feast featuring endless portions of delicacies. For free flow of beer, champagne, cocktails and wine, customers only have to pay S$128 nett each.

High ceilings, live DJ performances, unlimited posh nosh and an option to top up for free-flowing champagne, red/white wines, beers and cocktails at a minimal fee? Count us in already.

In efforts to support local talents and start-ups, Sunday Brunch at J65 is always accompanied by live performances by local musicians. From the Orchard Road street busker to young and aspiring professional singers – Hotel Jen Tanglin aims to be a platform for them to showcase their passion to an international audience.

We were completely blown away by how much food was available; it was virtually infinite. J65′s Sunday Brunch allows patrons to eat and drink like they have a bottomless pit, so go on and fill your plates like a boss. The mind-boggling choice of top-notch seafood will make your money worthwhile – Boston lobsters (yes yes yes!), crabs, oysters, mussels, scallops…

Needless to say, it was the ginormous sashimi display that we could not keep our eyes off. We all know how pricey premium Japanese raw fish can be. Featuring salmon, yellow fin and tuna sashimi, this station is an absolute paradise. And yes, they are handled professionally, met all hygiene standards and are kept at optimal temperatures that are safe for consumption.

Meat lovers are far, far away from being neglected. Don’t worry, we hear you because we are the kind who would look out for the meat selections first upon stepping in.

From the signature Sunday roast prime rib, pork pate, smoked chicken breast, beef stew to foie gras terrine, J65′s comprehensive variety will keep you busy.

And we have to say that buffet lines usually do not impress with steaks/ roasts because they end up being too hard and dry from sitting around, but J65′s roast was actually still warm, tender and flavourful! It completely took us by surprise and we had seconds! Don’t forget to drizzle some Brown sauce over yours.

There is an abundance of authentic Southeast Asian classics for those with Asian-skewed palates. Most people have a misconception that local fare only taste great at hawker centres, but wait till you try J65′s chicken rice! Take a pick from beautifully steamed and gloriously roasted chicken, and they will be accompanied with Malaysian-style rice balls.

Can we also get you excited with the 6 different types of laksa? Yes, SIX – Curry Laksa, Johor Laksa, Penang Laksa, Sarawak Laksa, Singapore Laksa and Thai Laksa. No such thing as Laksa overdose because they are “same same but different”.

J65 also has a salad bar that is so complete, the health nuts will go gaga over the several remarkable creations!

You will have your nutritious salad mixes such as Wild Rice with cous cous, bell pepper and cream cheese, and the classic beetroot with pumpkin and spinach, topped with Blue Cheese.

You know what else we love about this counter? The big buckets of juice bottles that is on free flow too. Cold-pressed juices all packed and ready for your consumption – think orange and carrot. Something with a local kick? Yes, you’ve got the soya bean milk with grass jelly, or what we all endearingly know as ‘Michael Jackson’.

Cheese connoisseurs, it is your time now.

Here we go – Brie, Emmental, Gruyere Cheese, Hard Cheddar, Manchego, Morbier, Parmesan, Stilton Blue and Tete de Moine. With complementing crackers, nuts and dried fruits too.

To complete the experience is to top up for the beverage option, and spend your afternoon with unlimited pours of wines, champagne and cocktails

The dessert buffet is clearly a crowd pleaser, boasting a phenomenal line-up of sweet treats that it was as if we stumbled upon Charlie and the Chocolate Factory! No joke – this is easily one of the biggest dessert counters we’ve seen among all the Singapore Sunday brunches!

We can’t possibly name them all, and we didn’t have space to try them too. But for those that we did and loved, they are the cherry almond tart, chocolate ice-cream, oreo cheesecake, rainbow cake, yuzu mousse cake, raspberry lychee cake and Pina Colada.

A good range of nyonya kuehs are part of the repertoire, too! Kueh lapis, kueh dadar, kueh kosui… just eat!

Remember to quote “ladyironchef” to enjoy S$50* off Sunday Brunch at J65 with a minimum of two full paying adults. Note that this exclusive promotion is valid till Sunday, 28 Feb 2016.

* Not valid with other offers and discounts. An advance reservation is required.

And if you do not have time on Sundays, there is a weekday lunch buffet starting from S$29 nett and onwards too. Extremely reasonable, yes? Make your reservations at J65, Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore.

Sunday Brunch (12pm – 3pm): S$88 nett (without alcohol) / S$128 nett per pax (with free-flowing Champagne, wine, beer and cocktails)
Lunch (Mon to Sat): S$29 nett per pax
Dinner (Sun to Thu): S$58 nett per pax
Seafood Dinner (Fri and Sat): S$78 nett per pax

J65
Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore
Lobby Level, 1A Cuscaden Road
Singapore 249176
Reservations: +65 6831 4374 / J65@hoteljen.com
Daily: 6.30am to 10pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

This post is brought to you by Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore.

Sunday brunch just got kicked up a notch with Hilton Singapore’s newly revamped Champagne buffet brunch special. We are telling you that this is easily among the best champagne brunches in Singapore, for the spread features only the most premium of ingredients at reasonable prices.

You bet we were awed by the array of fresh seafood, premium Australian meat cuts, gourmet European delicatessen and more. To say we were enticed by the sheer spread is an understatement. Very often, champagne brunches come with an exorbitant price tag, and for those who do not drink, paying the premium just does not make sense.

And it does not happen here at Hilton Singapore. There is an option for those who prefer to indulge in only the food at S$88++/pax, and there are two options for those who want to luxuriate further with sparkling wine, red and white wines, and champagne.

Readers of ladyironchef will be entitled to S$50 off Hilton Singapore’s Sunday brunch with a minimum of two paying adults. More details at the end of this post. Meanwhile, here are the highlights of Hilton Singapore’s Sunday Champagne Brunch.

WELCOME DRINK, SERVED TABLE-SIDE

But of course, a warm welcome first!

Alright, not really warm, but hey, we are talking about a complimentary Bloody Mary that is served table-side as a welcome drink. This pleasantly savoury drink is the perfect way to kick-start your meal here at Hilton Singapore. Think about how much a cocktail would typically cost, and you would know that you are beginning your meal with value already.

GREAT APPETISERS TO START THE BUFFET

Appetisers range from a fantastic Smorgasbord station to adorably plated small dishes. The latter really impressed us with the intricate plating, coupled with the use of premium ingredients.

Our picks are Alaskan Crab Meat with Mango Jelly, Tiger Prawn with Green Mango, Tuna Tartare with Avocado Mousse, Seafood Ceviche with Spicy Dressing and more. These spherical beauties sure whet our appetites with the freshness and clean tastes.

Not photographed here but another one you would enjoy is the gazpacho. We love our soups hot, but for gazpachos, anything goes. That refreshing, chilled tomato soup by Hilton Singapore tastes so close to the ones we’ve had in Spain.

The Smorgasbord section here is a little different – in a very good way, of course. The charcuterie will be thinly-sliced for you at the station itself, with care and precision. The meats that are included in this section range from imported whole leg of Iberico ham to Saucisson sec cured meat.

A good range of olives and pates are also available to complement the cured meats. We don’t know about you, but olives always get us all excited. There are pitted and stuffed ones here, and the chefs will gladly explain their region and preservation methods.

THE FRESHEST SEAFOOD – OYSTERS, MAINE LOBSTERS, SCALLOPS

Now, we have arrived at the truly good part and everyone’s favourite – seafood! What’s not to love about fresh premium seafood, especially when you can have them free flow? Get ready, because the spread will make your eyes pop!

Think freshly shucked oysters (3 varieties), fleshy Maine lobsters, yabbies (a type of crayfish), half-shell scallops and more.

Can we just say how much we love the oysters in particular? Most brunches or buffet spreads only serve one type of oysters, but Hilton Singapore will offer you three – the ever popular Fine de Claire, succulent Irish oysters and Pacific Oysters.

The seafood is also served alongside fresh sashimi and a sushi selection.

A LA MINUTE SELECTION

One of the reasons why we were immensely impressed by the selections here at Hilton Singapore is the a la minute selection.

The residential dish is Scotch Egg with Truffle Hollandaise Sauce. Scotch Eggs are extremely hard make, even more so to perfect it. Here at the champagne brunch, have it unlimited – all you want. The perfect runny yolk is encased in tasty and well-seasoned meat, then drizzled with fragrant black truffle hollandaise sauce.

Another a la minute dish that is also included in the brunch line-up is the egg cocotte. So hearty, so warm and the addition of savoury meats made the dish a lot more dimensional.

Well, foie gras lovers would be elated to know that pan-seared foie gras is also part of the a la minute selection – unlimited. Hilton Singapore’s version is served with an apple and passion fruit compote, and the sweet-and-sour mixture cuts through the creaminess of the piece of liver so beautifully.

INTERNATIONAL COOKED DISHES

Pizzas, Asian dishes and even beef pho? They will have you covered in this section. Grab either a Seafood or Mushrooms & Anchovies pizza. And if you want something creamy and comforting, go for the Seafood Fricasse with Bisque & Parmesan. The Pan-Fried Chilean Sea Bass with Orange & Fennel Compote sounds boring, but the sweet compote brought out the freshness of the sea bass so well, you’ll love the combination.

For the Asian dishes, dim sum is a must and Hilton Singapore offers both Custard Bun and Braised Pork Ribs, alongside wok-fried dishes such as Stir-Fried Garlic Prawns with Cilantro and Kam Heong Style Crab; bursting with flavours and wok hei, this might be where your grandparents would camp at if they prefer only Asian food.

MEATS, MEATS AND MORE MEATS

If you love  quality meat selection, you will be glad to know that Hilton Singapore’s brunch includes popular meats such as Premium Flank Steak, Lamb Chop and even Tenderloin. All cooked on an open flame charcoal grill, to your preferred doneness with a much loved smoky flavour.

ROAST MEATS 

If you like your meat roasted, fret not; like we said, there is something for everybody.

Think Herb-Roasted Baby Chicken, US Prime Rib and Roasted Pork Rack. Despite being pre-cooked roasts, the meats were not dry and we enjoyed the seasoning of herbs, salt and pepper.

AMAZING SELECTION OF CHEESES

We have never experienced a fuller cheese spread than the one here at Hilton Singapore. A selection of more than 20 cheeses are available on the cheese board, and boy were we spoilt for choice.

Any cheese lover will go gaga over this spread that includes premium selections – Parmigiano Reggano, Fromage Du Maquis, Lavort, Comte, Bleu D’Auvergene and even Persille Du Beaujolais.

… AND A BIGGER RANGE OF DECADENT DESSERTS

Our eyes lit up and our jaws dropped. Nothing screams a good dessert spread like the one at Hilton Singapore. It is literally a dessert shrine! They have even incorporated cool molecular gastronomy techniques into a blueberry meringue dessert that tasted nothing short of amazing.

Cakes are in abundance too – Chocolate Passion, Ivory Coffee, Cassis Caramel, Rainbow Cake and Red Velvet Mascarpone; quite basically a cake for any preference.

Individually-plated desserts include crème brûlée, Orange Chocolate Hazelnut, Red Wine Poached Pear with Chantilly and our favourite one – a glass cup of Sake, Cassis and Butter Sponge that had all the right flavours and textures.

FREE-FLOW CHAMPAGNE!!!

Well, of course, drink to your heart’s content if you get the champagne option. Prep yourselves; you will be treated to free flow of house pours, sparkling wine and beers. That’s some massive weekend there, huh?

Prices:
S$88++ – brunch buffet only.
S$108++ – brunch buffet and free-flow sparkling wine, selected white and red wines and beer.
S$138++ – brunch buffet and free-flow of Louis Roederer champagne, selected white and red wines and beer.
S$39++ – child below 12 years old (toddlers below 4 years of age dine for free)

Readers of Ladyironchef will be entitled to S$50 OFF Hilton Singapore’s Sunday Brunch

- Quote “LIC50” to redeem S$50 Off with a minimum of 2 full paying adults
– One redemption per table
– Valid only on 22, 29 Nov and 6, 13 Dec 2015
– Cannot be combined with other offers/ discount benefits
– 1-day prior reservation required (to mention promo code upon reservation to enjoy offer).
Reservation Tel: +65 6730 3390, or email sinhi_F&B@hilton.com
– Subject to availability

Hilton Singapore Sunday Champagne Brunch is available at Opus, lobby level, from noon until 3pm.

Hilton Singapore
581 Orchard Road Hilton
Singapore
Tel: +65 6730 3390
Nearest Station: Orchard Road
sinhi_F&B@hilton.com
http://bit.ly/hiltonsgsundaybrunch

This post is brought to you by Hilton Singapore.

Sundays are a great time to gather with your friends and family; Sundays are fun days to tuck in to mezza9 at Grand Hyatt Singapore’s immensely popular Champagne Brunch  that features a galore of international cuisines. With Perrier Jouët Champagne, no less.

You have no idea how our eyes are always drawn to the fresh seafood section of Maine lobsters, French oysters and king prawns every single time we step in to mezza9 on Sundays. Beyond that, what never cease to amaze us are the eight other stations, each presenting a cuisine of the world. From European fare to Chinese roast meats to Japanese delights, there is certainly something for everybody here.

It is little wonder mezza9 is one of the best places in town for Champagne Brunches. Here are 10 Reasons to Love mezza9 at Grand Hyatt’s Sunday Champagne Brunch – a meal fit for the royalty.

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#1 CHAMPAGNE & DRINKS

Besides serving the premium Perrier Jouët Grand Brut champagne, you can also ask for free-flow of white wines, red wines, beers, mojitos and bloody marys. In our book, that’s an extremely good deal.

Some bubbly sips throughout a Sunday Brunch session is always a fabulous way to live it up. Fresh juices are also made available for children, or for those who do not take alcohol. We love the dedicated corner where a chef will be ever ready to do a juice blend for you.

#2 FRESH SEAFOOD SECTION

Here comes our favourite part of the whole experience – fresh seafood on ice. These are practically the headline. Just that giant stack of Maine lobsters was enough to make our jaws drop.

Though lobsters alone suffice to please us, we were pretty distracted by the many other seafood. Scottish Brown Crab and Spencer Gulf Wild King Prawns awaited us, and boy, did we enjoy the sweet-tasting Fin de Claire oysters that were so fresh, it felt like we were having them straight out of the ocean.

You know what they said about being on a seafood diet? Yup, “I see food, and I eat. See food diet.” Damn, we love practising our favourite diet at mezza9′s Sunday Champagne Brunch!

#3 WIDE VARIETY OF CHEESES

CHEESE SHRINE.

Our eyes popped when we spotted the biggest block of brie cheese. But the best part of the shrine? The Shropshire Blue Cheese. The full-bodied, creamy and rich flavours really drove us crazy.

If you are not that big a fan of blue cheese, we suggest you go for the Brie De Meaux. It is salty, buttery, rich and so aromatic. Other cheeses available include Grana Padano and Mimolette.

#4 SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD USED IN SUSHI & SASHIMI

Something that we’ve always loved about mezza9 is their policy of using only sustainable sources. Over-fishing, deep-sea trawling and disastrous methods of fishing are some of the worst things that many fishermen do, and this results in the wipe-out of (at times) entire species, destroying habitats of all of these fishes and sea creatures in the meanwhile.

But by using only sustainable seafood, mezza9 is definitely doing their part for our beloved marine world and this gives us another reason to love them.

They offer a selection of sashimi of sustainable fishes that includes the popular salmon, tuna, amberjack and more.

#5 EXQUISITE JAPANESE YAKITORI

How about some yakitori grilled fresh on the charcoal grill in front of you? The spread features delicious Tsukune (chicken meatball), pork belly and leek, and a variety of meat skewers.

Also sitting within the yakitori section is the Grilled Yellowfin Tuna. We are typically against fully-cooked tuna, especially of an expensive cut of Ahi, but this was cooked and seasoned so well that we fell in love upon first bite – extremely well-executed.

#6 MOUTH-WATERING WOK-FRIED CHINESE DISHES

A selection of classic Chinese dishes are available, and they are usually on rotation. We had Steamed Kampong Chicken, Wok-Fried Barramundi and Wok-Fried ‘John Stone’ Beef Tenderloin; there are your favourite Chinese roast meats too! Yes, read on.

#7 DELECTABLE ROAST MEATS – WESTERN & EASTERN

This display of freshly roasted meats made us grin from ear to ear. We had a taste of roast duck and char siew, and needless to say, the chefs nailed it.

Western roasts are also available in this section. The wide range features meats such as Slow-Roasted Apricot and Prune stuffed Pork Loin, and Oven-Roasted Black Angus Short Loin. However, the star of the day was the Spit-roasted Whole Welsh Lamb.

Do note that the roasts are on rotation, and you can expect to find new surprises every week.

#8 TANTALISING MIDDLE EASTERN FARE

You hardly see good and authentic Middle Eastern fare in buffets in Singapore but here at mezza9 on Sundays, you are treated to a great variety. From dolma to kisir, this Middle Eastern section deserves your attention too.

Also look out for fresh nicoise salad, and don’t forget some sweet Spice-Baked Pumpkin Salad.

#9 THAI FOOD AND OUR FAVOURITE TOMYUM SOUP

Have you heard? mezza9 has AHMAZING Thai food. For so many years now, we have been regulars of mezza9 – for lunch, for dinner… because of the Thai food. The team of Thai chefs cook up some of the best dishes, and their tomyum soup is our all-time favourite.

It is also available during Sunday champagne brunch, alongside rotational Thai dishes.

#10 AMAZING DESSERT STATION WITH CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN

Desserts at mezza9 are delectable, and they look and taste exquisite. This counter is insane, and we swear the chefs are on a quest to turn us fat!

Blame it on our low resistance, but we always pig out more than we should here. Our favourite without a doubt? Their tiramisu. We can never ever find anything negative to say about it, except that it comes in tiny portions that just weren’t enough to satisfy our cravings.

An unexpected star of the show was the sticky date pudding that came with gooey caramel sauce, and tasted even better with a generous sprinkle of sea salt on top.

mezza9, with all that buffet line-up of yours, you are so totally ruining our diet plans, aren’t you?

Prices:
S$288.00++ (Perrier Jouët Belle Epoque, house red and white wines, Tiger and Heineken beer, Mojitos and Bloody Marys)
S$128.00++ (Non-alcoholic – includes free flowing soft drinks and coffee / tea)
S$69.00++ (Children age 5 to 12 years) No charge for children 4 years and below
*All prices are subject to change for festive occasions and special events.

Make your reservations for Grand Hyatt Singapore’s Sunday Champagne Brunch here.

mezza9
Grand Hyatt Singapore
10 Scotts Road
Singapore 228211
Tel: +65 6416 7322
Sun Brunch: 11.30am – 3pm
Daily: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

This post is brought to you by Grand Hyatt Singapore.

Sunday’s the day for you to unwind and what better way to spend it than with The Westin Singapore’s Lazy Sunday Lunch Buffet at Seasonal Tastes? Choose from a wide array of fresh seafood, grilled meats and even a live pasta and noodle station.

Start your buffet at The Westin Singapore off with a range of artisanal cheeses that includes brie, mozzarella, cheddar and unique selections like the Wensleydale Cranberry Cheese. Head on to the cold-cuts section after having a pick of the cheeses and choose from meats like beef brisket, salami, pastrami and other ham cuts.

The seafood section might be your most visited station as it features cooked lobster halves, assorted shellfish and freshly shucked oysters, where you get to choose between Canadian or French oysters which both go well with the accompanying sauces. If you prefer your oysters cooked, there are options such as Garlic Butter, Kilpatrick and Rockefeller just beside the fresh oysters station.

The Smoked Coffee Salmon was an unusual and interesting dish which turned out to be an ingenious idea. Chef has carefully cured the salmon with coffee for three days to achieve a surprising but unbeatable flavour.

Move on right to The Butcher’s Shoppe after enjoying the seafood. This station is every meat-lover’s dream. Think rib-eye, striploin and sirloin steaks, pork belly, breaded chicken and duck meat all cooked a la minute when you place your order.

End your meal off with the range of desserts that will win the heart of anyone with a sweet tooth. Choose between a beautiful chocolate fondue, creative cakes such as the Burger Cake, a range of creamy gelato or pastries such as the addictive Chouquettes. Guests can also enjoy a bottle of Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label at an unbeatable price of $88++.

Lazy Sunday Lunch
Sundays: 12pm – 3pm
Price: $75 (Adult/Child)

For more information or to make a reservation, please call +65 6922 6968 or emailseasonaltastes.singapore@westin.com.

Seasonal Tastes
32/F The Westin Singapore
Asia Square Tower 2
12 Marina View
Tel: +65 6922 6968
Nearest Station: Downtown/Marina Bay

This post is brought to you by The Westin Singapore.

Introducing the coolest Sunday champagne brunch in Singapore… The Brunch Beats (S$158++/pax) at Seasonal Tastes, The Westin Singapore. With Dutch DJ Lindo Martinez spinning cosmopolitan tunes and deep house grooves, indulge in an amazing spread with free flow of Veuve Clicquot champagne, wines, beers, and cocktails. Spend your Sundays in an unparalleled gourmet world – from daily bakes, to salad assortments, to the freshest catch from the ocean, to roasts and vegetables… we just wish we had the stomach to try everything. So, go with an empty stomach – and we mean it.

Seasonal Tastes’ culinary and service team all work with a uniform passion – a passion to serve their best to you. The chef always listens to his guests, and is always improving on the spread to best pamper everyone’s palate.

At S$42++ for lunch buffet, it is quite an unbeatable price. To add to that, the spread is extremely satisfying, and we could really eat to our hearts’ content without busting our budgets. Dinner buffet is priced at S$62++ – an amazing spread that is unrivalled and definitely among the most affordable hotel buffet dinners. You get to indulge in your array of seafood (seafood lovers have to go on Fridays because that is Seafood Night S$75++) and free-flow of roasts and sushi, while you unwind and enjoy your evening with the company of an unobstructed view of the Marina.

And if you do not mind the splurge, how about treating yourself to The Brunch Beats at Seasonal Tastes? Easily one of the bests in town, and for one, if you have ever been to heaven, this is twice as nice.

Here are 10 things we love about The Brunch Beats at Seasonal Tastes, The Westin Singapore.

A WHOLE SUCKLING PIG

You have no idea how excited we were to see suckling pig among the offerings. At The Brunch Beats, the chefs will prepare four suckling pigs for the champagne brunch, so you can rest assure that there will be more than enough to go around. And you can have any amount you want!

THE HEAVENLY DESSERT SHRINE

Love at first sight. Once you step into Seasonal Tastes, you will be greeted by the shrine. The Westin is known for its Heavenly Spa and Heavenly bed, but we have something else to add to the list – the Heavenly Dessert Shrine at Seasonal Tastes.

The dessert buffet is among the most impressive in town, and the pastry chefs always go all out to wow us – every single time. The options change all the time; look forward to beautiful creations like the citrus lemon cake, raisin cinnamon cheesecake, rainbow cake, the exceptional spiced carrot cake and the dazzling matcha chocolate fondue. Also, the homemade gelato is noteworthy. The dark chocolate and raspberry are excellent, but we always end off our meal with two scoops of our favourite avocado and tiramisu.

FREE FLOW OF VEUVE CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE

This is pretty self-explanatory. Free flow of Veuve Clicquot champagne – this is quite the paradise for champagne lovers.

A SELECTION OF COCKTAILS, BEERS, AND WINES

Not to worry even if you are not a big fan of champagne. The Brunch Beats has quite a selection of beers, red and white wines, as well as cocktails like mojito, margarita and bloody Mary. Dress up for Champagne brunch, pick your poison, and behave yourself.

LIVE MUSIC BY DUTCH DJ LINDO MARTINEZ

The cosmopolitan tunes and deep house grooves by DJ Lindo make a huge difference, and his passionate spinning penchants the whole restaurant with a positive and energetic vibe.

VIEW OVERLOOKING SINGAPORE’S SOUTHERN COAST

What we appreciate is the view that overlooks Singapore’s southern coast. It makes us wonder what Singapore will look like in ten years’ time, and gives us the space to slow down and enjoy life with a champagne flute in hand.

FOR A TASTE OF OCEAN

Mussels, scallops, prawns, lobsters, king crab legs, and freshly shucked oysters… Our hearts skipped a beat, and we could not help but gush about the glorious seafood selection at The Brunch Beats, which offers a lot more seafood than its usual lunch and dinner buffets.

SUSHI AND SASHIMI GALORE

Intricate, luxurious, satisfying, elegant… Japanese food is always a good idea. The Brunch Beats has an assortment of gunkan, nigiri and maki which will make you go crazy. But we would say go easy on the sushi and save room for the other stuff. On display here are also various kinds of salmon – smoked salmon, coffee cured salmon, and Thai style salmon.

THE MEAT STATION WITH RIBEYE, TENDERLOIN AND SAUSAGES

There is also a meat station where you can get ribeye, tenderloin and a selection of sausages cooked ala minute on the grill. Tell the chef your preference for the meat, and he will prepare it on the spot. Rejoice, all carnivores!

THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW TO LOOK OUT FOR

Like what we have mentioned in our previous feature on Seasonal Tastes, the food menu at Seasonal Tastes is always rotating to keep things fresh and interesting. Some days, Thai food takes the center stage, and guests will be treated to an array of Thai dishes on the buffet line. Whenever seasons call for it, the Indian and Chinese chefs would take over and showcase the bests of their ethnic dishes.

Among all the champagne brunches that we have been to in Singapore – and we have been to almost all of them – The Westin Singapore’s The Brunch Beats easily comes up top. The marriage of an impressionable buffet spread and a splendiferous view is a winning formula; together with the upbeat music by DJ Lindo, and a dedicated team that is ever passionate to serve you the best, a splurge at Seasonal Tastes’ The Brunch Beats is quite the perfect note to your Sundays.

The Westin Singapore presents The Brunch Beats at Seasonal Tastes every sunday from 12pm – 3pm, at S$158++/pax. Reservations are required, call +65 6922 6968 or email seasonaltastes.singapore@westin.com

For the latest updates, go to The Westin Singapore’s website and ‘like’ The Westin Singapore on facebook.

Seasonal Tastes
32/F The Westin Singapore
Asia Square Tower 2
12 Marina View
Mon to Sat Lunch Buffet: 12pm – 2.30pm
Mon to Sun Dinner Buffet: 6.30pm – 10pm
Sunday Champagne Brunch: 12pm – 3pm
Nearest Station: Downtown/Marina Bay

This post is brought to you by The Westin Singapore.

“The ultimate champagne brunch.” That was the only thought we had on our minds while enjoying our feast at mezza9 Grand Hyatt Singapore’s Sunday Champagne Brunch (S$138++ for free flow of Perrier Jouët Grand Brut champagne, premium red and white wines, beers, mojitos and bloody marys, and S$118 with free flow of soft drinks and coffee/tea).

mezza9 at Grand Hyatt Singapore is an institution for Sunday brunch. Its vibrant and upbeat atmosphere makes it the perfect place for family and friends to spend Sundays at. With nine different dining experiences – including the grill, seafood, Thai, steam basket, yakitori, sushi, deli, patisserie, and bar – complete with free flow of champagne, wines and cocktails, there is something for everyone.

The six show kitchens at mezza9 are the perfect stage for the team of talented chefs to whip up their storms, while the friendly service crews are always doing their rounds and making sure that tables are cleared, cutleries are changed, and that your champagne flute is never empty.

Start from the Japanese kitchen, because Japanese food is always a great idea. Tempura, freshly grilled yakitori and sashimi salad are excellent, but make a dash for the array of sashimi and sushi. The Chinese kitchen has excellent roast meats. Pork belly, spare ribs, BBQ char siew and roast duck… Everything is sublime. For more meat, head to the grill, which features roasted chicken, slow roasted black angus prime sirloin and roasted lamb leg.

Seafood lovers will be mind-blown by the selection at the crustacean bar. Grand Hyatt prides itself on serving sustainable seafood, and over here, you will be spoiled by the variety of seafood such as Spencer gulf wild king prawns, Tasmanian mussels, Canadian lobster, Sri Lankan mud crabs, and freshly shucked oysters from France and Australia. Let’s pull our chairs to the seafood bar and feast all day long.

The pastry team at mezza9 is out to impress with its tantalising creations. Bread pudding, citron tart, cream puffs, chocolate tart, oreo cheesecake, and homemade gelato will send you to dessert paradise. And, we mean it when we say we were close to stealing the entire tray of Tiramisu.

If you are thinking of where to go for mother’s day, celebrate the occasion in style at mezza9′s Mother’s Day Sunday Brunch. For more details, check out the promotion here.

For the latest updates, follow Grand Hyatt Singapore on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

mezza9
Grand Hyatt Singapore
10 Scotts Road
Tel: +65 6416 7322
Sun Brunch: 11.30am – 3pm
Daily: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

This post is brought to you by Grand Hyatt Singapore.

What’s better than Italian food? An Italian Sunday brunch with free flow of wine and prosecco, of course! One of the oldest Italian restaurants in Singapore, Pete’s Place at Grand Hyatt Singapore presents its Sunday Italian Prosecco Brunch (S$58++ with selected juices and coffee/tea, S$82++ for free flow of house red/white wine, prosecco, Tiger draft beer and Campari cocktails).

As soon as we stepped in to the charming restaurant located at the basement of Grand Hyatt Singapore, we knew it was going to be a good meal. Checkered table cloth, brick walls, wine cellars, and an impressive buffet spread welcomed us. It did not take us long to fall in love with this hidden gem in town that radiates an undeniable rustic enchantment.

Your feast begins at the fresh seafood section – dig in to crabs, mussels, prawns, scallops and freshly shucked oysters. Equally enticing was the cold cuts station, where we indulged in salamis, ham and endless servings of freshly shaved prosciutto with rock melon. The mains include chickan cacciatore, deep fried calamari, braised beef cheeks, and the very addictive squid ink gnocchi. Pasta lovers who cannot do without your first course will also be treated to freshly prepared pasta-of-the-day.

Wait, we haven’t mentioned that there are also freshly baked pizzas from the wood-fired oven, have we? But save some tummy space for the carving station where roasted beef sirloin and lamb leg await us. For something less heavy, there is also an oven baked whole barramundi.

We were also blown away by the dessert offerings at Pete’s Place. Chocolate pistachio cake, black forest cake, cheese cake, almond biscotti, mango mousse; Viva la dolce vita! But the tiramisu completely stole the show. It was one of the better tiramisu that we have had in Singapore, and we would come back to Pete’s Place just for this. The rocky road was also exceptional. The Sunday brunch also comes with a selection of quality homemade Italian gelato – quite the perfect ending to a marvellous Sunday.

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Pete’s Place
Grand Hyatt Singapore
10 Scotts Road
Tel: +65 6416 7322
Daily: 12pm – 4.30pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Sunday: 11.30am – 2.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

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Brasserie Les Saveurs at The St Regis Singapore is extremely popular for its champagne brunch. However, not many people know about the Italian weekend prosecco brunch ($98++/pax for prosecco, $68++/pax for non-alcohol) at LaBrezza, a charming and intimate restaurant which serves fine trattoria-style Italian cuisine by the poolside of the hotel.

The space, as you would expect from a poolside restayrant, is bright and airy, which makes it a perfect place for weekend brunch.

La Brezza’s prosecco brunch comes with a delectable antipasti spread which has salads, burrata cheese, salami, prosciutto, and smoked salmon. We would suggest going easy on the antipasti and save room for the ala carte orders of pizza, pasta, and grilled meat and seafood.

Under the pizza menu, there are four options to choose from: Eggs Napoli, with poached egg and tomato on grilled ciabatta bread with pesto and mozzarella; Pizza Margherita; Pizza Vesuvio, with tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, Italian sausage, and roasted sweet peppers; and Gil Sformatini con Salsa al – series of three vegetable flans, parmigianino and black truffle sauce. We also had the chef’s daily risotto special – an asparagus and cheese risotto.

Following which was the Aglio Olio, which we had high expectations of because we always believe the true standard of a chef shines through his ability to whip out that most basic, yet common pasta. La Brezza’s rendition was a tad different from the aglio olio we know. This had tagliatelle tossed evenly in quality extra virgin olive oil, and a very strong note of fresh chilli. Yummy, but we will still choose a garlic heavy aglio olio anytime.

The Vongole was prepared with tagliatelle as well, which we could not quite agree because the slightly fatter and flatter texture did not bring out the fragrance of the white wine sauce – which is precisely the essence of a good vongole. That said, the sauce  was bland and lacklustre to begin with.

Our favourite was the Carbonara – tagliatelle done in a creamy and eggy sauce. We could vouch for the authencity of this dish – it was very close to the one that we had in Rome, just slightly less peppery. And can I just do a little shout out for the bacon chunks? Mildly crisp and every bit of juiciness; just the way I like my bacon to complete a creamy pasta.

That is not all. For main course, there is a selection of meat and seafood grilled ala minute over a charcoal barbeque. Start with the Grilled Australian Lamb Chop with lemon-mint marinade and roasted potatoes.

The star was undoubtedly the Beef Striploin, which you see in the first picture of this post. Tender, juicy and slightly-charred on the surface — it was more than we could have asked for. It was so good that we ordered a second portion.

Also worth a mention was the Spicy Roasted Chicken. The dish looked ordinary, but the meat was well-marinated and very tasty. The sweet, juicy and incredibly meaty King Prawns were equally well-received. The Seabass, on the other hand, was a let-down as it was slightly too fishy for our liking.

Next, we had tiramisu. It was decent with a strong coffee taste, but it lacked texture as the ratio of sponge finger to mascarpone cheese was inadequately balanced.

The other dessert that we had was the Cannoli. Deep fried Sicilian pastry with pistachio, blueberries and strawberries. Good, but not fantastic. As part of the dessert offerings, you can also get fresh sliced fruit with honey yogurt, and four different gelato flavours.

LaBrezza
29 Tanglin Road
The St. Regis Singapore
Tel: +65 6506 6888
Daily: 12pm – 10pm
Weekend brunch: 12pm – 2.45pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

$98++/pax with prosecco
$68++/pax for non-alcohol
$49++/child (4-12 years old)
Note: This was an invited media tasting.