Exclusive experiences elevate your dining options this week
Even the most experienced gourmand in Singapore has room to be surprised, with something new and unexpected in the dining scene popping up frequently. This week, there’s no shortage of exclusive dining experiences around the island, taking your taste buds on a journey around the world.
Chase away the early week blues with a wine dinner at Gaston that whisks you away to the vineyards of Burgundy, France. Elsewhere, the Butcher’s Wife has launched a new lunch set that celebrates Brazilian flavours with an Asian twist. Don’t forget to head down to Nouri, where chef-owner Ivan Brehm will be teaming up with chef-owner Darren Teoh of Kuala Lumpur’s Dewakan.
There are two afternoon teas to try this week for a break from the busy lives we lead. The first is at the Lobby Lounge of the Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, where a Tropical Summer Afternoon Tea celebrates the flavours of summer with desserts and delights made with tropical fruits. The second is a collaboration with Skai and Artistory and the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, showcasing artist Katsushika Hokusai’s “Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji” woodblock print series in delectable, innovative treats.
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1. Gaston
Discover the exquisite wines of Burgundy at Gaston, which is holding a wine dinner for one night only on June 13. The evening will feature two prominent winemakers in the region— Armand Heitz and Chapuis & Chapuis Frères—in a delectable course menu that will take you through the vineyards of Burgundy. Sample wines like the Crémant de Bourgogne Armand Heitz 2019, a complex chardonnay that carries its time aged in oak, or the Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru Chapuis Frères 2020, a fuller-bodied chardonnay with a buttery notes and an unexpected mineral quality.
Gaston, 25 Keong Saik Road, S(089132), +65 6909 8120