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No complaint about this French restaurant. The set lunch is reasonably priced at $30++ for a 4 course set lunch. All the items I tried are delicious especially their desserts. The bread is warm and sort, the soufflé is very fluffy and delicious. The goner and lemongrass ice cream is unique and the apple crumble is a must try dessert No regret going to this restaurant. I will be back to try other items however I wanted to try the sirloin steak and it is already out of stock even thou we are t

Les Amis Group is known for its uppity restaurants. One of the restaurants under the group is Bistro du Vin which has 2 outlets, one in Zion Road and another in Shaw Centre. Recently there is a 1-for-1 lunch set promotion by MayBank credit card, so I decide to have lunch at the Shaw Centre outlet with Rachel. The restaurant is located on the ground floor opposite HSBC bank, between Les Amis Group's other restaurants. Although Les Amis is known to be expensive, Bistro du Vin offers reasonable pri

our dining quartet decided to take advantage of maybank 1 for 1 set lunch promotion & dined at bistro du vin on 18.11.2013. the usual price for a 3-course set lunch including coffee was S$30pax. the menu had quite wide choices. there were couple items like pan-seared foie gras & 200day grain fed ribeye that required supplement – quite reasonable unlike some places where 1 in 2 items required supplement, however the supplement were separately billed & not entitled to the 50% discount. i love lee

Bistro Du Vin is touted as one of the places which serves good, authentic french food in a cosy environment. When I first step into the place, I immediately got a sense of warmth from the cherry red walls to the eclectic decoration of photos, wooden furniture and dim lights. The lighting is not fantastic for photos (not instagram-able) but it's very relaxing for dining. The service is very good! The moment we step in, they helped us hang our bangs on mini table hooks so that we can sit comfortab

Popped by Bistro Du Vin's original outlet one sunny weekday afternoon for lunch with a couple of my colleagues. Promising to serve up honest to goodness classical French food, the restaurant is one of the many brand names under the Les Amis umbrella.Located on the 2nd floor of Shaw Centre, Bistro Du Vin plays neighbour to a Vietnamese Restaurant and of course it's upmarket sibling, Les Amis. The interior is reminiscent of a typical French brasserie, from the red walls right down to the tiled flo

For review in full and pictures, please visit http://makeyourcaloriescount.blogspot.sg/2012/10/sg-bistro-du-vin.htmlTucked in a small corner of Shaw Centre, this was a great find that was surprisingly packed on a weekday evening. In a rather hidden place near the carpark, it's easy to miss it in the alley. Stepping in was as though going into a different world. A transition from the busy hustle bustle outside with cars and impatient taxis honking away, to a dimly-lit cosy restaurant playing soft

Check out more food reviews on my blog: www.jerjerjer.comLocated within my office building at Shaw Centre, Bistro du Vin is one of those restaurants that appear to be on the pricier end of the spoon. But looking at the menu, I realised that their set lunch is actually rather reasonably priced if you don’t opt for the premium steak cuts, that is. Being part of the renowned Les Amis group, you can expect to indulge in good quality food at this classical French Bistro.Bistro du Vin’s set lunch come

can't help but to mention that in my review title. It was my first visit to BDV, knowing that it is slightly upmarket in price, only came here because it was farewell for a colleague. 1st impression of this supposedly Michelin star restaurant (suppose so seeing the Michelin mascot at the cashier) was the place was decorated to be small and cosy but not necessary comfortable with the small chairs and table. Lots of wine bottles seen around the place exemplifies the love of wine by the french. The

Bistro du Vin is our favorite French bistro. Make a point to come for lunch whenever we visit Singapore. Their lunch set menu is affordable and offers good variety of dishes. Food at Bistro du Vin is always beautifully prepared. Our favorite dishes: Entree-Foie Gras, Assiette Pate Tray, Cheese Souffle. Main-Beef Cheeks in Red Wine with Mashed Potatoes, Roast Chicken & Duck Confit. Dessert: Creme Brulee & Banana Tartin with Ginger Ice-Cream. The waiters are helpful, friendly, ever ready to please

As you can see from the title, i am a dessert person.Creme brulee was ok. Not much to rave about.Difficult to find decent Soufflé in Singapore, and this is not bad, with the Grand Marnier at the bottom, its good! Dont have any chance to try any french apple tart before, one of my friends dont like it as she finds the crust artificial, but, personally, i like the thin apple slices, the vanilla ice cream, however, its too strong.I dont have a picture of the sorbets, we had lemon, coconut and appl

Come here for lunch! $30 SGD for a lunch set that includes appetizer, main course, dessert, coffee/tea.The waitress was very attentive, though she might have slipped up near the end thinking we already had out tea when we had not.When we were seated, the bread was promptly served. I don't recall them doing that last time and it makes sense for bread to be served after ordering but the bread warm and refillable. The butter that they provided wasn't the normal salted butter you'd expect; it was fr

I went to bistro din vu with my girlfriend for some light meal. I partically love their french onion soup, I ordered their pan-sear fish with shrimp. It tasted so good. the fish was so fresh and sweet. the shrimps were coated with this tasty gravy. The entire dish is simply so delicious, a rather refreshing dish actually. I like the food at this restaurant, the only served us the best food.

For $28++ for a set lunch at Bistro Du Vin is really worth every penny. Been there a couple of times and each time I am pleased with their meals. I have tried some of these from my few visits were the appettizers,Pan Fried Fois Gras(love this! No gamey taste)( add additional $6) and the Tuna salad.For the main course will be the Duck confit( a little dry), Chicken braised in red wine, Lamb shank with penne(the meat not gamey and the pasta is al den-te0 and Beef Straganoff(creamy).The dessert w

If not for the Christmas lunch treat from my department head, perhaps I wouldn't even know this restaurant existed hehe. Before I had lunch here, my impression of French food is the servings are usually small & belong to the "fine-dining" category, so I've never craved for French food.The restaurant is not very big, probably can sit about 50-75 guests only. It has quite a tasteful European decor which makes one feel at home. The set lunch menu is $28+++, and depending on the appetizer, main cou