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Arriving by public bus: #5,54,105,124,128,132,143,162,162M,167,171,190,518,518A,587,590,598,700,700A,971E (09219 - Far East Plaza) Arriving by Train: Exit A2 - (NS22 Orchard) Nearest Carpark: Fareast Carpark
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Introduction
Mezza9 offers a multitude of culinary delights to satisfy diverse palettes and culinary connoisseurs. With nine different dining experiences to savour, diners can choose to sit in any area and still order from all the show kitchens around them; deli, yakitori grill, sushi-sashimi bar, the grill, steam basket, the patisserie and the martini bar.
The award-winning martini bar has the largest selection of martinis in Singapore. The shop offers a wide variety of food items including desserts for takeaways and customised cakes for all occasions.
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Additional Information
Smart Casual (Singlets are not allowed)
Opening Hours
Mon - Wed
12:00 - 14:30
18:00 - 22:00
Thu - Sat
12:00 - 14:30
18:00 - 22:30
Sun
12:00 - 14:30
18:00 - 22:00
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
Signature Dishes
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You can be certain that the team at Mezza9 takes their desserts seriously when you discover an exquisite menu devoted wholeheartedly to desserts. Since September last year, this menu featuring five desserts and a cheese platter, has been introduced and adds on to the existing cakes/pastries at the Mezza9 shop. What's better way to indulge in their DESSERT PLATTER ($32++) that offers a taste of everything.Does this look like a hot piping Souffle? In fact, this is a frozen Grand Marnier Souffle that is no less potent than the bottle of liquor itself. Every spoonful oozed plenty of boozy goodness that I constantly reminded myself to handle this with extra care to minimize spillage. For full review and pics, visit www.dairycream.blogspot.com
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Besides the taste & quality of Mooncakes, packaging also plays an important role in the Mooncake business nowadays. These delicate handcrafted mooncakes packed in a box of 4 was done by Grand Hyatt's gourmet pastries chefs, presented in the sleek acrylic box featuring the elegant turquoise color. As we opened the box, Grand Hyatt presented a write up on the legend of Mid Autumn Festival in a card with their available flavours of mooncake.Each of the Traditional Brownish looking mooncake was seated in the slot of the plastic mould with a silca gel pack at its bottom absorbing its moist, keeping them fresh. Divided a cake into 4 portions, this quarter shows a cross section view of it with the bright orange salted egg yolk in fitted in the core of the cake with crunchy roasted melon seeds hidden under the lotus paste. All in all, I find that the taste is alright just that if the sweetness could be minimized it would be perfect.
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We have tried several types of ciabatta from various outlets in Singapore but the best so far are the Ciabatta from Shop at Mezza 9 (Grand Hyatt Singapore). Several years back, we were introduced to Ciabatta when we dined at Mezza 9 and ever since we will drop by occasionally at this gourmet deli and pick up a couple of ciabatta for breakfast.Ciabatta is an Italian white bread made from wheat flour and yeast. This bread from Shop at Mezza 9 even if stored in the refrigerator overnight and heated up in a conventional oven for about 8 to 10 minutes will still be crusty and fresh. Goes very well with unsalted butter.Shop at Mezza 9 is a gourmet deli offering fresh baked bread for great takeaways. The loaf is around S$3.00 a piece.
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It was a heartening experience starting from the moment when i made a reservation on the hotel's website. When i was done with the reservation. A confirmation sent through email. The price per pax is $138++ with free flowing of free-flow of Perrier-Jouët champagne, wines, beer, Bloody Marys, mojitos and freshly squeezed juices. The Sunday Brunch is on from 11.30 am to 2.30 pm.Moments later, another confirmation sent to my mobile phone. It just got me so looking forward to this Sunday Champagne Brunch.The reservation was made at 12 pm on that day. We were there at about 11.45 pm. We were quickly ushered to our table. Our glasses were topped up with water then later the wine glasses with champagne. The varieties of foods were good. We started with appetizers like smoked salmon, boston lobsters and crabs. The pan seared duck liver tasted surprisingly good. It served with a portion of salad to complement the richness of this dish. Next, i decided to go with the egg benedict, mini-burger together with mushroom risotto. The egg benedict stood out. The egg was done just right with a runny egg yolk that soaked up the piece of toast it seated on. The toast might have left it for a bit too long so it was a bit too soft to my liking. We followed up with tempura prawns and mushroom, grilled unagi and a few sticks of yakitori. There are quite a few selection like the bacon wrapped cherry tomotes, bacon wrapped asparagus with bacon and chicken meatballs. All tasted really good. All the tempura and yakitori were done on the spot at the station.The dim sum from the chinese station tasted quite normal. I would skip it for other better foods. The smoked salmons tasted rather fresh. The roasted beef was just average. It has got an extreme chewiness which does not appeal to me. Though the champagne is refillable but i would prefer the freshly squeeze orange juice much more. I enjoyed the parma ham on rock melon and also the fat and juicy oysters. The oysters were freshly removed from their shells to serve. The freshness was further enhanced by just a bit of lemon juice. Last to go before dessert would be sashimi and sushi. The sashimi tasted really fresh. A small portion was on display. The chef replenished it repeatedly to ensure its freshness. I did not like the lobster salad though. It has too much wasabi in it. There were a good range of deserts too. The cream puff tasted just normal. The passion fruit tart was a good choice. It has got a refreshing sourness with just the right sweetness to complement it. The rasperberry panna cotta tasted just as good. It was a tad too sweet though. To complete, some fruits like rockmelon, pineapple and strawberries to help digestion. I gotta skip the ice-cream as i was just too full to have it. I wish coffee and tea are served too.A SMS was received much later. It indicated in the SMS, 'Thank you for your visit. We hope you had enjoyed your time with us and we look forward to welcoming you back again. Warm Regards, Val.'This was the best champagne brunch experience no doubt.
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Apart from ala carte servings, Mezza9 also provides set lunch. Two course set lunch costs $29 ++, where three course set lunch costs $39++. We went for the three course, where it includes an appetizer, a main course and dessert. While waiting for our meal, we were served with a complimentary loaf of bun. Huge portion! It might look hard and dry, but in fact it has an awesome texture. Slightly crisp on the outside, while inside is warm and soft. I had the seaweed salad as appetizer. It comes with daily sashimi, which is salmon on that day, and drizzled with oba dressing. Very refreshing! Love the sweetness of the seaweed too. yam pu nim is a Thai appetizer, which is the crispy soft shell crab served with green mango salad, shallot, lots of spring onion and chilli. It's too sour for me, but again, it's really appetizing if you could take it. For main course, we ordered the signature mezza9 wagyu cheese burger which is served with gruyere, tomato-onion confit, gherkin, lettuce and fries. It's overly meaty and huge portion for me. The meat patty is slight dry I suppose. Not quite enjoy it though the seasoning actually tastes not bad. Steamed minced chicken ball is very delicious! The big meat ball is the combination of minced meat and fat and diced Chinese mushroom. It sort of melting in mouth when you bite on it. The gravy is rich in oyster sauce and rice wine, very condensed and delicious! With lots of spinach on the plate, it's definitely a satisfying complete dish. For desserts, you could choose to have a scoop of sorbet. Or proper dessert of the day, such as mango pomelo sago. Chilling and refreshing after the hearty meaty meal. All sets come with tea/coffee as well. Very economic for the hotel standard.
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