And what chow! I mean, we're talking quality nosh here. Just to keep our palates on their proverbial toes, the menu changes every three months along with the arrival of that quarter's guest chef. My night belonged to Chef Yen Koh who's directing the kitchen till October. According to the bistro's Facebook page, Chef Yen devises his Platters menu from "a mosaic of memories from his recent travels around Asia and his competition life, highlighting some award-winning techniques and cultural tricks of the trade." Well, alrighty, then!
Our journey started with a refreshing Cava recommended by restaurant manager and in-house sommelier Florian Raymond (picture, above.) Then we waited as our four platters - Hail Caesar, The Norwegian, Signore Peking, and Salmon Symphony - came in quick succession. All were yums, but I wish we'd ditched one of the two similar salmon platters and ordered instead Let’s Graze (seared rib eye with pepper yuzu sauce, butter-glazed asparagus and carrots, marinated tomatoes, roasted honey Chef Yen’s hot wings with spicy sauce almond and pretzel crusted chicken.) Saw that platter travelling to the table next to ours, and damn, those hot wings looked goooood.
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Hail, Caesar - Grilled tiger prawns, seared scallops, romaine lettuce egg, and anchovy croutons |
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The Norwegian - Salmon rillete, pickled apple, salmon roe, toasted foccacia, mesclun mix, and crispy white bait |
Platters Bistro and Wine Bar - 42 Club Street, Singapore. Telephone +65 6223 8048
Reservations and a good foundation highly recommended.
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