Lunch @ Rang Mahal
Pick from a generous selection of regional Indian dishes from their Sun-Fri Gourmet Lunch Buffet ($55++), or order a thali platter, palak paneer or raarha gosht from their a la carte menu if you decide to drop by on a Saturday.
Glück Bistro Express
Specialities at the 20-seater include the Iced GLUCK ($8.50) a mix of chocolate and earl grey tea, as well as the Chocolate Volcano ($13.90), comprising chocolate lava cake and ice-cream garnished with a kit kat bar. The casual eatery also offers a range of knick knacks to take home such as proprietary hard candy ($6.90) […]
Stuttgart Blackforest Boutique S-Cafe
Guten Tag! Experience a little bit of Stuttgart at this quaint German café, which serves Swabian cuisine, wine and beer by their staff dressed in traditional German garb. They also sell fresh produce (and cigars) which are air-flown from Stuttgart.
Quiksilver (Orchard Central)
This giant flagship store offers a tremendous range of clothing and accessories to get you in the mood.
Big Foot Industries
A one-stop shop for all the bare essentials of surfing and possibly the only physical store here that sells actual surfboards.
Buffet @ The Kitchen Table
Sashimi, local dishes, and western recipes like baked Gruyére tart are available for $65 at lunch and dinner at the new W Singapore – Sentosa Cove’s buffet spot featuring stunning waterfront views.
Buffet @ Kome Japanese Dining
Although it’s part of private golf club Keppel Club, non-members can still book a seat at this Japanese establishment well known for its à la carte buffet ($38 for lunch, $42 for dinner) including fresh sashimi, tempura, and grilled dishes (go for the hamachi cheek and mackerel).
Buffet @ The Line
There’s dim sum, sashimi, local plates, and seafood on ice at this international buffet with over 16 culinary stations. Lunch is $55 (Mon- Sat) or $98 (Sun, or $138 with free flow Taittinger Champagne) and dinner is $72 (Mon, Wed and Sun), $92 (Tue and Thu) and $78 (Fri and Sat).
Brunch @ LeVel33
The city’s highest brewery boasts hearty mains such as the all-day breakfast ($25; consists of fried egg, butcher’s sausages, crisp bacon and forest mushroom) and oven-baked egg and potato rosti with crisp prosciutto ($24.50).
Buffet @ Melt ~ The World Café
A well-known name on Singapore’s mega-buffet scene, this international café serves up everything from generous sushi and hand rolls to creamy Indian curries like chicken korma. Lunch is $68 (Mon-Fri) and $138 (Sat-Sun), while dinner is $78 on weekdays and $88 on weekends.