Last year's lobster frenzy proved to be very popular, which is why it's back, from now until June 30. Exclusively for dinner, you’ll find the crustacean prepared in different ways—chilled, baked, cooked with a broth, and grilled—which brings us to the must-tries.

If you want to savour sea-sweet freshness, pick the lobster on ice or the lobster roll, in which the critter's sweet flesh is doused in mayonnaise and sandwiched between warm ciabatta halves. Let these serve as starters, so that you can go big with the mains, such as lobster in chilli crab sauce with golden mantou, lobster in black pepper sauce, and lobster laksa noodles.

Lime Restaurant | Parkroyal on Pickering, 3 Upper Pickering Street, S(058289) | 6809 8899 | lime.prsps@parkroyalhotels.com

Inspired by spring, chef-owner Sun Kim has crafted five- and seven-course tasting menus, using the best seasonal ingredients and showcasing his Korean and Japanese influences.

His toothsome creations include Japanese madai, seasoned with soy and mirin and served atop a savoury avocado cream, yuzu-infused cherry tomatoes and pickled Bombay shallots. One other is sweet and briny Hamaguri clam paired with yuzukoshō-spiced fennel cream and fennel confit. The menu is available until July.

Meta | 9 Keong Saik Road, S(089117) | 6513 0898 | reservations@metarestaurant.sg

A chill and relaxing weekend breakfast calls for a trip to the brand's Raffles City outlet, which has recently launched a breakfast menu featuring a mix of staples, healthy options, and succulent meats, paired with fresh juices.

Tried-and-tested winners include the Breakfast Grand Slam Bunwich served with fried eggs, crispy bacon, pork and thyme sausage, and caramelised onions, and the egg and bacon bunwich. For something lighter, go with the almond and chia seeds granola served with tropical fruits, honey yoghurt and coconut, or the kaya toast. A brunch menu is also available.

PS.Cafe | 03-37 Raffles City, 252 North Bridge Road,S(179103) | 8858 8728 | Book here

One reason to head down to this restaurant is its bevy of nutritious and delicious salmon dishes. Health freaks will find them hard to resist, especially when greens—like the watercress salad—are tossed with seared salmon, sun-dried tomatoes, and citrus vinaigrette.

More filling options include the salmon fillet and asparagus, seasoned with just salt and pepper and baked inside parchment paper. There is also salmon spinach tagliatelle bathed in white wine cream sauce, and tangy glazed balsamic grilled salmon accompanied by pesto mashed potatoes and baby root vegetables. Available until June 27.

Blue Potato | Swissotel Merchant Court, 20 Merchant Road, S(178882) | 6239 1847/48 | dining.merchantcourt@swissotel.com

Bangkok's most famous (and oldest) 24-hour chain has found its way to our our sunny shores, thanks to Hersing Culinary, the company behind winning imports such as Tim Ho Wan and Tsuta. As Took Lae Dee is known for serving quick, affordable and authentic Thai dishes in a restaurant setting, fans here can look forward to traditional crowd-pleasers such as pad krapow, a popular wok-fried street dish prepared with either minced chicken or pork and Thai basil. Other familiar must-haves include the Thai national dish, pad thai, tom yum soup with chicken or seafood, and green curry with chicken, pork or beef. Of course, there's its signature milk tea or the pretty Butterfly Pea tea to wash it all down nicely. 

Took Lae Dee | 18 Tai Seng Street | 6272 2000