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Home » Wine & Dine » Western Cuisine » Top buffets and brunches, redefined!

Top buffets and brunches, redefined!

25th September 2020 by Anthia Chng 12 Min Read

https://expatliving.sg/best-weekend-buffets-boozy-brunches-free-flow-alcohol-singapore/

Celebrate the weekend in Singapore by indulging in one of the best weekend buffets and brunches with free-flow alcohol if you wish! We don’t think it has to be a special occasion for a good boozy brunch in town. Note that in view of ongoing precautions relating to the pandemic, instead of the usual buffet display, brunches are now available as plated dishes in unlimited servings. Please also check with the individual restaurants on their reopening dates.

MO BAR

Inspired by the Pacific Ocean, Mandarin Oriental’s bar concept MO BAR – a collaboration with award winning bar developers Proof & Company – features Polynesian-chic décor, with hand-carved wooden sculptures, woven tapestries and travel artefacts integrated throughout. Sit at the beautifully-designed contemporary bar, where you’ll be treated to picturesque cityscape views.

MO BAR - Best Brunch

Happening on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 2.30pm, the weekend brunch at MO BAR costs $156 per person for two hours of free-flow champagne and selected “Asia’s 50 Best Bars” cocktails. Not much of a drinker? Go for the non-alcoholic option, which is $98.

The feast begins with a fresh seafood platter of seasonal oysters, prawns, snow crab and Maine lobster. Then you’ll get to choose three of your favourite dishes from options that include the following: tiger prawns with masala mayo; Taiwanese beef noodles; tagliatelle with roasted mushrooms and creamy black truffle sauce; butter chicken; and braised Angus beef short ribs. You’ll also be treated to an array of sweet treats, including the Grand Cru Chocolate – bitter dark chocolate mousse with cacao génoise and hazelnut praline feuilletine – and Matcha Yaki-Imo Cake – matcha soufflé sponge with mascarpone and roasted sweet potato bavarois.

MO BAR
Level 4, Mandarin Oriental
Singapore 5 Raffles Avenue, Marina Square
6885 3500 | mandarinoriental.com/singapore

Hai Tien Lo

Singapore’s award-winning Cantonese restaurant Hai Tien Lo has reopened its doors! Dim sum lovers can look forward to the popular weekend dim sum brunch buffet on Saturdays and Sundays, from 11.30am to 2.30pm. The brunch costs $128.80 per adult for unlimited champagne, wines, beers, juices and soft drinks, and $98.80 for the option without champagne. Non-drinkers pay $68.80, while for children between six and 12 years of age it’s $38.80.

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Enjoy unlimited servings of popular meat items like crispy barbecued pork belly, barbecued honey-glazed pork and marinated soya chicken. Crowd favourites from the dim sum menu include steamed prawn dumplings, panfried beancurd sheet stuffed with prawn paste, and the oh-so-indulgent steamed charcoal barbecue pork bun with black truffles. If you’re still peckish, there’s a delicious selection of noodles and rice available. Try the wok-fried rice vermicelli, stewed Ee-Fu noodles, and wok-fried seasonal vegetables with minced garlic. Don’t miss out on the signature dishes, too, which include a variety of seafood, pork, chicken and beef options – there’s definitely something for everyone! Must-tries are the Cantonese-style sweet and sour pork shoulder, and the stewed beancurd in spicy Szechuan chilli sauce.

You’ll also get a serving of the chef’s recommendation; options include the double-boiled Mini Buddha Jumps over the Wall, a nourishing soup loaded with premium ingredients like abalone and morel mushrooms.

Wrap up your meal on a sweet note; assorted mochi, traditional sweet soup and a small selection of cakes make up the dessert menu.

Hai Tien Lo
Level 3, Pan Pacific Singapore
7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square
6826 8240 | dining.ppsin@panpacific.com
panpacific.com/singapore

The Kitchen Table

On a quiet and exclusive end of Sentosa, W Singapore – Sentosa Cove offers families and friends an idyllic escape from the city. What better way to round up the weekend with a Sunday Sharing Feast brunch (12.30pm to 3pm) by the hotel’s main restaurant? (Note: Sunday Sharing Feast will be served in SKIRT, W Singapore – Sentosa Cove, as The Kitchen Table is undergoing renovation work till the end of 2020.)

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Before tucking into the mains, kick off the feast with luxurious starters including reserved Iberico Jamón, spinach cured ham, smoked and grilled hamachi, cured pork cheeks, scallops carpaccio, and more, before tucking into your mains. There’s definitely something for everyone at the table, with a spread including Black Angus Rib Eye, blistered Padron pepper and Kühlbarra barramundi fillet, clams, and charred broccolini. No buffet is complete without a glorious display of sweet treats, and the dessert selection offered here wouldn’t disappoint. Highlights include saffron milk cake and Argentinian churros.

Prices start at $110 per person for non-alcoholic drinks and food. Top up $20 for free-flow cocktails, and $40 for champagne. Kids between the age of six and 11 pay $55.

The Kitchen Table 
21 Ocean Way
6808 7268 | thekitchentable.singapore@whotels.com
wsingaporesentosacove.com/thekitchentable

Brasserie Les Saveurs

Set in the lounge of The St. Regis Singapore, Brasserie Les Saveurs is the place to go if you have someone to impress. Every Sunday from 12pm to 2.30pm, indulge in a luxurious champagne brunch that lets you choose from four premium champagnes: Champagne Barons de Rothschild Brut NV ($198 per person), Champagne Barons de Rothschild Rosé NV ($288 per person), Champagne Barons de Rothschild Blanc de Blancs NV ($338 per person), Champagne Barons de Rothschild Blanc de Blancs Vintage 2008 ($548 per person). If you prefer wine, go for the free-flow wine package ($168 per person). There’s also a non-alcoholic version at $138 per person. Kids between the age of four and 12 pay $78.

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Start off with fresh seafood like Alaskan king crabs and French oysters, as well as delicious entrée plates of Bayonne ham with rock melon. Fill up with hearty mains like seared beef tenderloin with mashed potato, french beans and beef jus, or pan-seared toothfish with chorizo, bell pepper piperade and baby artichoke. There’s also a vegetarian brunch menu with mouth-watering meatless dishes like the Impossible Meat with stuffed tomato, tomato sauce and Provençal Ratatouille. Don’t miss out on the chef’s specials; highlights include the lobster bisque espuma with crab meat and salted egg. Complete brunch with a serving of crêpe Suzette flambé, along with a neat spread of desserts and cheeses.

Brasserie Les Saveurs
The St. Regis Singapore, Lobby Level
Level 29 Tanglin Road
6506 6860 | brasserielessaveurs.com

Beach Road Kitchen

When: Sundays from 12 to 3pm

What’s popping: Free-flow Moet Grand Vintage 2012 champagne, wines, beer, cocktails, juices and soft drinks included in the $168 brunch price. We love the mobile bar, which makes its rounds with a choice of cocktails!

With over 100 dishes to choose from, we were super impressed by the selection at this champagne brunch. It wasn’t possible to try everything, but we certainly gave it a good try! We particularly loved the fresh seafood selection of oysters, chilled crab, lobster and crayfish.

Champagne brunch in Singapore - Beach Road Kitchen 

For the health-conscious bruncher, there’s an abundance of pretty salads, with cold cuts and cheeses to add on from the charcuterie and cheese station. Carnivores will find a great selection of Tomahawk steak and fresh New Zealand spring lamb. Another favourite of mine was the Singapore laksa, freshly prepared from the local noodle bar (you can add ingredients of your choice). Local favourites like chicken and duck rice and an assortment of Indian dishes are also available – yum!

Complementing the delicious food is a great ambience. The space is bright and welcoming, and there’s a natural flow to how the food is arranged. The staff are wonderful and attentive, and great with kids. Additionally, there’s a children’s activity corner complete with cupcake decorating and a fabulous candy wall to keep the kids entertained (brunch is $59 per child, or free for the under-six set). The entire dessert selection itself is amazing, with a lovely assortment of ice cream and toppings, and sweets beautifully arranged in cute jars. It’s an Instagrammer’s dream!

– Jacqui Young

JW Marriott Hotel Singapore
South Beach 30 Beach Road
6818 1888 | marriott.com

Wooloomooloo Steakhouse

When: Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 3pm. Be sure to check before going as some days there are special occasions and brunch isn’t available.

What’s popping: The menu offers three price points, starting at $48 for an alcohol-free brunch. If you want some drinks with your meal, you can add $60 and, for $108, you get free-flow Lanson Black Label Brut NV Champagne, wine, beer and selected G&Ts with your meal. Add $20 more, and the champagne changes to free-flow Billecart-Salmon Brut Grand Reserve. We opted for the Black Label, a bubbly I’d never had before, but really liked!

I often find a lot of the brunches in town are too big and I end up gorging myself because I want to get my money’s worth. That’s why Wooloomooloo was perfect for me. The brunch is four delicious courses, enjoyed while taking in a truly lovely view of the Padang and the skyline – and it doesn’t break the bank! With each course, you get a choice between two items (three for the main course). So, between my husband and me, we tried almost everything on the menu!

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As a Southerner from the US, I know a thing or two about devilled eggs, but the Korean devilled eggs with kimchi, bacon and mint were new to me – unusual and downright tasty. The smoked salmon toast had just the right mix of capers, red onions and dill-honey-herb dressing, a delicious upgrade from the bagels and lox I used to eat all the time in New York. You can’t go wrong with the sweet corn chowder: it’s made with blue swimmer crab and crème fraîche. Heck, anything with crème fraîche is a winner in my book – yum!

My husband’s main dish of pan-seared New Zealand king salmon came with cauliflower rice and grilled asparagus. The skin was so perfectly crispy that we asked the chef how he did it (like we’ll ever be able to recreate it at home – ha!). Meanwhile, my IconMS6/7 Wagyu petit tender with garlic mash, mushroom ragout and red wine sauce was simply scrumptious. I ate every last morsel!

The good news? I had room for dessert. I always love a good sticky date pudding, but surprisingly I preferred the Earl Grey lavender, a tea-scented chocolate mousse with brownie “soil” and raspberry sorbet. All in all, we had a lovely afternoon meal. I left feeling happily full, not lamenting I’d spent too much or overstuffed myself. A perfect brunch!

– Melinda Murphy

Level 3, Swissotel The Stamford
2 Stamford Road
6338 0261 | wooloo-mooloo.com

Colony

When: Sundays from 12 to 3.30pm

What’s popping: Enjoy your brunch with Champagne Barons de Rothschild Réserve Ritz Millésime 2010 or Champagne Barons de Rothschild Réserve Ritz Rosé NV, as well as selected spirits, house pour wines, draft beer, soft drinks and juices for $192 ($96 for children aged six to 12, $48 for children three to five). Keep an eye out for the mobile cocktail cart, too, which whips up all-time favourites (we enjoyed Bloody Marys with a twist!).

Elegant and dynamic, Colony is an ode to Singapore’s colonial chapter. High ceilings, polished champagne flutes and refined service set the calibre while various memorabilia – weathered maps, pictures and postcards – adorn the walls, telling a tale of the British voyage to the East Indies. Seated booths and partitions successfully separate larger parties from the quieter duos, creating an illusion of intimacy, while garden views and sunlight stream in from floor-to-ceiling windows.

ritz carlton colony buffet singapore brunch

The buffet is divided into several conservatory kitchens that showcase epicurean Singapore at its best. Begin with brunch staples, cold cuts and seafood favourites, from chilled crustaceans to an extensive sushi station, keeping one hand free while the chef prepares your lobster eggs Benedict with a 65 degree Celsius onsen egg. The key is to keep portions small, as there are several creative dishes worth sampling – from roasted jerk-rubbed spring chicken with kumquat béchamel to red snapper curry with cilantro chutney. For those pining for English Sunday comforts, the roast beef, rack of lamb and Yorkshire puddings are of true carvery standard. And the Singapore Heritage Corner is a must if you have guests in town! They’ll love the aromatic laksa with homemade lobster balls or the barbecue pork char siew and roti prata fresh from the tandoor oven. Half the fun is watching the “live stations” in action; noodles are hand-pulled and the wok-fried rice is tossed sky-high in front of you.

Our favourite live station was the dramatic preparation of flaming Crêpe Suzettes. Couple that with a scoop of homemade ice cream, and a selection of local nyonya kueh, to end with a sweet melody of East meets West.

– Leanda Rathmell

Level 3, The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore
7 Raffles Avenue
6434 5288 | ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/singapore/dining

Edge

When: Sundays from 12 to 3.30pm

What’s popping: Free-flow Veuve Cliquot Brut Yellow Label Champagne, botanical gin cocktails, passionfruit mojitos, house-pour wines and beer with your brunch for $188; or, upgrade to Veuve Cliquot Rosé Champagne for $208.

Edge is a classic in the Singapore brunch scene, and for good reason. This Sunday brunch strikes the balance between being classy enough to make it feel like a special occasion, and relaxed enough so you don’t feel intimidated.

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The restaurant does a great job of catering to the needs of every single brunchgoer. My personal favourite, this time, was the burrata station with fresh heirloom tomatoes that was conveniently located right next to the raclette. The seafood station was also impressive, and I ate my body weight in fresh oysters. My inner child was beyond thrilled about the cotton candy machine, too!

The bottom of my glass had no opportunity to present itself – the staff were attentive and generous with their pours! There were families with kids of all ages (children aged six to 12 years eat for $64), and everyone appeared to be having a great time.

– Kate Marsden

Level 3, Pan Pacific Singapore
7 Raffles Boulevard
6826 8240 | edgefoodtheatre.com

Seasonal Tastes

Closed until further notice

When: Sundays from 12 to 3pm

What’s popping: Optional two-hour free-flow prosecco, house wine and beer at $48 per person. The buffet itself goes at $58 per adult and $29 per child (four to 12 years). Children below four eat for free. For every two adults, one child (four to 12 years) can dine for free.

The Sunday Family Lunch at The Westin Singapore is a casual affair, with a focus on keeping both kids and parents happy during their meal. Located on the 32nd floor, the dining space is pleasantly filled with loads of natural light, and diners can enjoy views of the Marina Bay area. There’s a play space for children with fun activities to keep them entertained, and a child-sized buffet of small bites, including fruit cups and sandwiches. During our lunch, balloon sculpting was a huge hit – there were many happy kids running about with balloon swords, butterflies and even unicorns.

seasonal tastes best brunch in singapore buffet

You can expect the usual suspects here, from seafood on ice (prawns, crabs, lobsters, mussels and freshly shucked oysters) and a DIY salad station to live stations serving pasta, soup noodles and grilled meat (lamb, beef and pork) that you can get to your preferred doneness. Head down the buffet line and you’ll find a mix of international and local dishes: cheeses, cured meats and pizzas, as well as Asian fare such as pepper crab, cereal prawns and Indian curries. If you enjoy sashimi, right next to the sushi platter, fresh and generous slices of salmon are up for grabs.

For dessert, there’s a dedicated sweets station displaying a variety of cakes, tarts, jellies and a selection of gelato. My favourites for the day? The tangy mini yuzu tarts and crème brûlée. There are also some bite-sized nyonya kueh, and jars of biscuits and candy, including sour belts and jelly beans.

– Lindsay Yap

12 Marina View, Asia Square Tower 2
6922 6968 | thewestinsingapore.com

Melt Café

Closed until further notice

When: Sundays from 12 to 3pm

What’s popping: $218 per person for bottomless Ruinart Blanc de Blanc Champagne or $178 for Ruinart “R” de Ruinart Champagne. Both options include unlimited wines, beers and selected cocktails that change monthly. The non-alcoholic option costs $118 per person and includes free-flow juices; it’s $78 for ages 10 to 12, $48 for seven to nine, and free for six and under.

Melt Café’s Sunday brunch left a strong impression on us when we first experienced it last year. The selection was extensive and the quality of ingredients was top-notch. We weren’t let down this time round, either! Arriving on time meant first dibs on the incredibly fresh seafood on ice, which includes an endless supply of oysters, Boston lobster and Alaskan king crab. Have yours plain, or for extra oomph, try the coriander and mint dip. Then, head to the chef’s station, where you’ll find premium cooked-to-order items like pan-seared foie gras, blow-torched wagyu beef and poached live prawns in herbal broth. Whatever you do, don’t leave without having sampling the Indian fare. We had countless rounds of garlic naan and fluffy biryani rice, doused in flavoursome curries. Every bite was heavenly!

Despite being stuffed to the brim, we soldiered on for a taste of the signature Melt Café chocolate cake; an indulgent treat that everyone will love. We also enjoyed an array of dainty pastries including a salted caramel choux and matcha tart, in addition to a naughty slice of Belgian waffle with a generous scoop of matcha gelato.

Those with children in tow will love that there’s a dedicated play area equipped with animated movies to keep the younger ones occupied. There’s even a mini buffet with kid-approved bites like pizzas and cupcakes for picky eaters!

– Anthia Chng

Level 4, Mandarin Oriental,
6885 3500 | mandarinoriental.com/singapore


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Anthia Chng

Born and bred on this little red dot, Anthia is obsessed with all things beauty and food. When she's not trawling the web for the latest makeup launches and best hair salons, she's busy sussing out the hottest restaurants and bars to visit. Occasionally, she writes about her Muay Thai and baking adventures, too.

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3️⃣A detailed social media strategy to help you implement with style for 3 months.
Keen to win it? 🤔 
All you need to do is:
1. Comment Me! 🙋🏻‍♀️ or tag your friend who has a business. 
2. Follow @theemms.sg 
3. Register your name and email on the link in our story or see our story highlights for more! 
Good Luck! 

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We love hearing where our readers live so each month we ask residents to talk about their homes and neighbourhoods to help others who are living in Singapore make a better decision. 

Moving is always pretty stressful, so it’s good to get some recommendations first. 

This month Marina Matthews talks about living at Laguna Park condo off Marine Parade on the East Coast.

Check out the full article with Marina’s recommendations on our website (link in bio) 

#Expatlivingsg #livinginsingapore #eastcoastsg #marineparadesg #lagunaparksg #singaporeneighbourhoods #singapore
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To tan or not to tan, that is the question! 

We all know that extended hours under the sun is no good for the skin, and there can be damage from both good old-fashioned sunbathing and indoor tanning. 

Check out our website where we look at why people want that bronzy glow plus the risks of tanning and how top aesthetic treatments from Amaris B Clinic can help rewind some of the damage like sun spots, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles and even cellulite

#Expatlivingsg #amarisbclinic #amarisb #livinginsingapore #tanning #sunbathing #aesthetictreatments #sunspots #hyperpigmentation
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Read our latest issue on any device for free! 👉 expatliving.sg/digital/ig

In this issue, step inside an interior designer’s home in Clementi, find out where our readers get their customised furniture and get great furnishing ideas for your bathroom and kitchen.

Plus, check out 3 popular bubbly brunches 🥂 and a newly revamped bar in town for you to try; there’s plenty more, too, including classic wrap dresses, activewear and our recommendations on comfy trainers!
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If you are craving some vitamin-sea, then set sail on Royal Carribean’s Quantum of the Seas, offering two, three, and four-night Ocean Getaways from Singapore until October 2021 all with 50% discount and free kids places. 

Every moment onboard this fabulous ship has sunshine, good times and wow-worthy experiences. 

Rest assured your well-being is their top priority and the staff do an amazing job of making your holiday safer, so you can focus on memory making.

We are on board now, do let us know if you have any questions to ask 🛳 

#expatlivingsg #livinginsingapore #royalcarribeansg #quantumoftheseas #cruisetonowhere #cruising2021 #seacations #instasg #cruisingsg
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** Giveaway**

@_aquariva_ is giving away one of their gorgeous dresses or jumpsuits to the value of $250.
Yeay!! 💃🏼

@_aquariva_ is known for its clean lines and soft curves, lavished with their favourite seasonal prints. Effortlessly charming, elegant and just the right relaxed proportions. Perfect for the woman on the go! 
They use traditional screen printing for all of their fabrics and dresses 👗are lovingly done by hand, even the drying method is done naturally by sunlight ☀️How cool and environmentally friendly 👌🏻✌🏻. A lot of love goes into the Aquariva piece that you wear!

How to win: 
1. Like this post 
2. Follow @_aquariva_ 
3. Comment what size you are and tag a friend 

It's that easy! 
Good luck! 

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East Coast restaurants – specifically in Katong and Joo Chiat – have always been known for their good food. More recently though, the area has seen a rise in great cafes, specialty grocers, Italian cuisine and bakeries (with fresh sourdough!). 

From East Coast brunch cafes and alfresco restaurants, to bars and gourmet supermarkets, we have a list of the top East Coast food options to try on the home page of our website (link in bio). 

And if it’s not your neighbourhood, nothing is that far away in Singapore. You can walk along the coast or look at funky shophouses before or after and make it an outing!

#expatlivingsg #livinginsingapore #eastcoastsg #igfood #foodsg #instafood #joochiat #joochiatroad #tanjongkatong #siglap
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The school holidays are still in full swing so if you are looking to entertain kids or just looking to take a break over the long Easter weekend, have a look at the travel page on our website where you will find lots of info on various staycation packages around the island 🏝 

#expatlivingsg #livinginsingapore #staycations #staycationssg #ighotels #easterinsg #easter2021
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There are many maternity insurance plans on the market, but do you know what’s written in the fine print? 

If you’re thinking of getting pregnant with the help of fertility treatments, you’d want to know what’s included in your policy and if the procedures you need are covered. 

We have a great article on our website (link in bio) where the team at Expat Insurance brief us on what’s covered for fertility treatments

#expatlivingsg #livinginsingapore #expatinsurancesg #insuranceinsingapore #fertilitytreatmentsg #ivfsg
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The new addition to the 
W Atelier stable is the high-end Italian designer furniture brand Cassina. The Cassina Perspective is the name given to the space – and it’s a bit of a “wow”! In fact, the whole showroom at Henderson Road will likely wow you: three floors (300 square metres) of eye candy for home décor lovers and interior designers. It’s definitely worth a visit if you’re renovating or doing up your home, or you love furniture design and want an iconic statement piece. 

If you’re like us, you’ll be touching everything and trying out all the sofas and chairs! 

Check out our website for some more info on their stunning products (link in bio) 

#expatlivingsg #wateliersg #furnituresg #furnituredesignsg #interiordesignsg #homeaccessoriessg #livinginsingapore
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Want a free copy of our latest Home & Property Guide? Sign up to our newsletter by 31 March to get a copy delivered to you! 👉 expatliving.sg/hpg/ig

❣️ Over 100 pages of fabulous furnishing ideas, decoration and design tips from the experts, and a peek inside some of our readers’ stunning homes – from condo apartments to black-and-white bungalows.

You’re sure to find something to fall in love with from our catalogue of amazing products for every room of the house. There’s also advice on services, utilities, leasing and serviced apartment accommodation 🏠

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