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The food menu is short but excellent. Guest chefs offer interesting dishes. One of best service staffs in Singapore. Even if you don’t drink much wine, still worth it.

The food menu is short but excellent. Guest chefs offer interesting dishes. One of best service staffs in Singapore. Even if you don’t drink much wine, still worth it.

Very hearty meal! Personal favourite would be the oxtail soup!! 🤩 Very flavourful and meat was super tender! Bebek goreng and ayam goreng were both decent as well 👍🏻

High end version of Sushi Tei next door, although lower quality than top Japanese establishments. The izakaya skewers are pretty good, albeit not as big a selection as Shunjuu in Robertson Quay. We had the $38++ set (good value) and the $75++ (plus $16 if you want foie gras) (a bit overpriced). The food is ok, although the truffle essence in the chawanmushi is too overwhelming and the miso soup too salty. Maybe more a 3.5 than a 4 (out of 5).

High end version of Sushi Tei next door, although lower quality than top Japanese establishments. The izakaya skewers are pretty good, albeit not as big a selection as Shunjuu in Robertson Quay. We had the $38++ set (good value) and the $75++ (plus $16 if you want foie gras) (a bit overpriced). The food is ok, although the truffle essence in the chawanmushi is too overwhelming and the miso soup too salty. Maybe more a 3.5 than a 4 (out of 5).

High end version of Sushi Tei next door, although lower quality than top Japanese establishments. The izakaya skewers are pretty good, albeit not as big a selection as Shunjuu in Robertson Quay. We had the $38++ set (good value) and the $75++ (plus $16 if you want foie gras) (a bit overpriced). The food is ok, although the truffle essence in the chawanmushi is too overwhelming and the miso soup too salty. Maybe more a 3.5 than a 4 (out of 5).

Crispy Duck Skin
This was like the snack you didn’t know you needed. Extra crispy, well-seasoned, and super addictive—perfect either as a side or a crispy munch alongside the rice dishes. Best enjoyed hot and dipped in chilli.

($8) it's been a while having pepper lunch. I almost stir fried rice until char surface on the rice once again.

Great choice of chocolate to try!

From now till 4 May, Orchard Hotel is running it’s Flaming Feast: Prime "Meats" Seafood BBQ Buffet.

This buffet is a dream come true for meat and seafood lovers. From juicy, US grain-fed prime rib to smoky BBQ brisket and fall-off-the-bone pork ribs. Don’t miss the slow-roasted Kurobuta pork shoulder—rich, tender, and full of flavor.

Seafood fans, you’re in for a treat too. There’s baked whole salmon with béarnaise, sashimi galore (think Hokkaido tako, Norwegian salmon, and yellowfin tuna), and dinner-exclusive US oysters Bienville. Swing by on Friday or Saturday for Boston lobster and snow crab.

At the charcoal grill, it’s a meat lover’s playground - New Orleans BBQ prawns, beef sirloin, lamb chops, pork belly, gourmet sausages.

Go with an empty stomach as you’ll want to try everything!

($2.60) I felt that it was quite strong milky and creamy texture tbh. The outer filling was quite thick but the egg crust was quite a lot as I thought.

($3) The outer filling was quite thick but the egg crust was not that much as I thought. Charcoal was quite not much taste inside the outer filling.