Satiate your appetite with tantalising dishes at these restaurants
The feasting isn’t over yet, as we are all gearing up for Valentine’s Day. Whether you are spending it with your partner or with friends for a Galentine’s night out, you won’t have any shortage of delicious new menus to tantalise our tastebuds.
Marguerite’s chef-owner Michael Wilson is pampering us with a menu that puts the spotlight on seasonal produce, while head chef Mark Tai has introduced a seven-course wine pairing menu featuring a selection of vino from Penfolds’ Australia and France selection. Before the week ends, visit Ghostwriter’s latest resident, Quality Melts, for a New York classic.
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1. Marguerite
Chef-owner Michael Wilson’s new seven-course menu is inspired by nature and the season’s best. A plethora of dishes await, among them are the Roscoff onion custard with wood-grilled diver scallops; and dry-aged St Peter’s fish. The latter is a seafood dish accompanied by a creamy tomato aioli and manila clams. Flavours are elevated with the addition of bergamot-infused clam broth foam. The Duck, Duck, Duck Cherry is another standout; what you get are layers of duck liver parfait, cherry pate de fruits gel, and cured and dry aged duck breast. It’s decorated with a sour cherry veil and alyssum flowers.