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2015-12-07
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This year, Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) collaborates with some renowned chefs to start a culinary journey of specially crafted creations for diners around Asia.These specialties by IHG Ambassadors will be featured at all intercontinental and Crowne Plaza Hotels/resorts in Asia, Middle East and Africa.In Singapore, diners whose interested in this culinary journey have a choice of 2 courses meal at S$35++ or 3 courses meal at $45++ per pax. If you like some alcohol to go along with your mea
These specialties by IHG Ambassadors will be featured at all intercontinental and Crowne Plaza Hotels/resorts in Asia, Middle East and Africa.
In Singapore, diners whose interested in this culinary journey have a choice of 2 courses meal at S$35++ or 3 courses meal at $45++ per pax. If you like some alcohol to go along with your meals, you could order chef's favourite cocktails at S$15 each or selected wines at S$15 a glass/ S$80 a bottle. It's my honour to enjoy the 3 courses meal at Hotel Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium along Outram road. We chose Chef Vikas Khanna's Indian cuisine and Chef Sam Leong's Chinese cuisine.
Chef Vikas Khanna creations:
Appetizers
(1) Tandoori Malai Chicken
Tandoori Malai Chicken
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Tandoori Malai Chicken
$45
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Main
(2) Chicken Tikka Masala
Chicken Tikka Masala
$45
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Dessert
(3) Masala Chai Brulee
Masala Chai Brulee
$45
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Masala Chai Brulee
$45
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Chef Sam Leong creations:
Appetizers
(1) Signature Wasabi Prawns
Signature Wasabi Prawns
$45
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Signature Wasabi Prawns
$45
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Main
(2) Pan-seared Lamb Chop
Pan seared Lamb Chop
$45
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Pan seared Lamb Chop
$45
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Dessert
(3) Mango Pudding
Mango Pudding
$45
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Verdict: Overall dining experience at this IHG Culinary Journey was pleasant. If I were to compare between the two chefs, my personal opinions were Chef Sam Leong's dishes flares better than Chef Vikas Khanna's Indian recipes. I'm more impressed with the chinese cuisine. And priced at $45 per pax for a 3 course meal, it's was quite affordable too.
As for the service at Atrium restaurant, it was good too. All staff on duty were very polite and attentive. Atrium restaurant do serves ala carte dishes and bbq buffet on weekends, do try them out.
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