For Thai-inspired burgers
Bird Bird
Bad boy chef Bjorn Shen has launched an unapologetically indulgent supper menu comprising decadent renditions of burgers that are available every Friday and Saturday until 2 am. Highlights include The Chickenator, a deep-fried chicken patty sandwiched between a toasted bun and garnished with green papaya, onions, and som tum sauce, and the Salty Duck, with a coarse ground duck patty, salted egg tartar sauce, fresh mint and grilled onions. They may not be date night-friendly, but there’s a high chance you’ll be satisfried by these bird-gers.
For comfort food
Jamie’s Italian
Venetian fish stew
This celebrity chef bistro needs no introduction. But if you haven’t sampled Jamie Oliver’s hearty Italian dishes, you might want to give his new a la carte menu a go. It has mouthwatering plates like chicken Milanese—crumbed chicken breast with prosciutto and fontal cheese stuffing, and the rich Venetian fish stew, with shellfish and fregola in tomato and Fiano sauce. But the real stars of the show are their signature baked-to-order pizzas with varieties such as courgette pollo, funghi misti and Fiorentina.
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For a hearty and rustic breakfast
mezza9 at Grand Hyatt
Mezza9 Champagne brunch
Tuck into a sustainably-sourced spread featuring farm-to-table ingredients at mezza9’s Champagne Sunday brunch, available from 11:30am-3pm daily. Serving up international fare from the restaurant’s six different kitchens, choose premium plates like Fine de Claire oysters and Maine lobsters, and authentic Thai, Chinese and Japanese cuisine at this all-in-one dining enclave. From $69 per child to $148 per adult (with Perrier-Jouet Grand Brut Champagne and selected drinks).
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For a fancy and boozy chef pop-up
Stellar
Stellar
If you’re in the mood for Champagne-infused fine dining, then check out this one night-only chef pop-up at Stellar on May 6 at 7pm. Taste creations by the restaurant’s executive chef Christopher Millar and guest chef Yosuke Suga of Japan’s Sugalabo Inc, who has worked with Joel Robouchon for 16 years. This lavish six-course dinner, priced at $555++ per person, will feature omakase-style dishes paired with Krug Grande Cuvee.
For affordable omakase
Terra Tokyo-Italian Restaurant
It’s omakase with a twist—here, you’ll be dining not on Japanese fare dictated by a no-nonsense chef, but a Japanese take on authentic Italian cuisine instead. The restaurant’s new menu features seafood items such as spaghetti nero, which has fresh squid and home-made squid-ink sauce, sea urchin bruschetta and black Hokkaido abalone risotto, and also the premium olive beef, a type of quality wagyu from Kagawa prefecture. From $128++ per person, with an additional $88++ for a personalized wine pairing.
