Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant (Closed)

http://www.umakemehungry.com/2018/01/prima-tower.htmlPrima Tower revolving restaurant is the only revolving restaurant in Singapore. Being established in 1977, they are located at Keppel Road, sitting on top of a grain silo, serving Beijing Cuisine as well as dim sum for lunch. Having visited 4-5 times here on Business Agenda, this place and her food had never failed to entice me.  Locating the restaurant may be a little tricky as a miss in a turn will make you go a big round to locate it. Since

Today, we are here at the Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant (百龄麦旋转酒楼). It has been a super long time since I've been back here.I remember clearly how much I liked the food here when I was much younger - I think it must have been about slightly over 10 years since I've come here again.Signs to turn into the restaurant's carpark, for cars driving towards Vivocity.Valet parking for all cars upon entry. Take the lift to the 9th floor.Poster in the lift! They are the only revolving restaurant in the w

I went to Prima on National Day 14, to celebrate my mum in law’s birthday. I regret to say that this is the worse experience we ever had.Prima recommended the National Day Set, which costs me $550+ after GST. The menu includes a lobster salad, Peking duck, shark fin, broccoli with abalone, steam fish, noodle, and chrysanthemum cake. Although the ingredients used are quite generous, I found that the menu still lacked something.Lobster salad:My mother-in-law thought that the lobster salad tasted m

So, it was the annual Mother's Day cum Mother's birthday celebratory dinner, and this year, the chosen venue was Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant. The reason why I chose this restaurant was because of its interesting revolving concept, thus offering sweeping views and taking panoramic scenes to another level altogether. The other reason is because this place was where my mother brought my grandmother to eat at, 30 years ago too, when my maternal grandmother was still alive.The first item arrived

It was my dad's birthday so we decided to celebrate it at a Chinese restaurant. Prima Tower is located about 10min walk away from Vivocity. The exterior looked pretty old and is situated out of nowhere, atop Prima's flour mill. We had to take a lift all the way to the 9th floor, and from there were still had to walk up some stairs, which was carpeted and spiraled up. It looked very old school and had a nice nostalgic feeling to it.There was nothing to shout about with regards to the interior of

for photos and more reviews, visit http://littlemomentsofmylife.wordpress.com/ (:the shredded scallops with fish and egg white ($30 small) is one of the dishes which i would come back again and again for. egg white, beaten to a fluffy mix with a generous amount of flavourful scallops and fish, this does well to whet the appetite before any meal - especially when you add a few drops of white vinegar (ooooooh yummy xD.the authentic barbecued peking duck ($60 large) is another to-die-for dish yeah

It was a last-minute decision to have a Mother's day celebration dinner here. Since we have overseas family members here, we decided to bring them here to experience the "revolving restaurant" concept as well. Heh, we have not tried this place ourselves either, though we are aware it has been here for a really long time. When we called to make the booking, we were told it's fully booked but they could still squeeze in a table for us. However, through the night, there were only a few tables occup

Chanced upon this restaurant on Facebook Homepage while I was researching of where to go for Mother's Day.. My family prefers Chinese food to anything else and besides the few Chinese flagship restaurant like Din Tai Fung, Crystal Jade in Singapore, I do not know of other alternatives. This Mother's Day is special because of the location which is at a revolving restaurant. None of us has been there before. All of us were so eager to visit and experience dining in a revolving restaurant, oversee

FoodThis is my second time in live going to a revolving restaurant. The first was during my visit to Shanghai's Oriental Pearl Revolving restaurant. This is a set meal for 2 which cost $168 ++. Only knew that they served chinese - Beijing cuisine when I saw the adverts on their lift. This is it's exclusive menu and looks quite traditional with the chinese wordings - the restaurant name.The appetizer available while waiting for our main courses.The first dish was the Braised Shark's Fin Soup with

Enjoyable food19 July, 2012For pictures and full review, pls visit:http://madamechewy.wordpress.com/2012/07/12/prima-towers-revolving-restaurant/Dinner at Prima Towers Revolving Restaurant at Keppel Road. I read from Hungrygowhere that the food has varying standards, but fortunately during my visit the food was yummy.The attraction of the restaurant is that is revolves 360 degrees. Diners can enjoy the surrounding view. But as you can see from my picture, the surrounding view is not that fantas

We had dinner at Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant - One of the two revolving restaurants in Singapore, with the other being Top of the M. Established in 1977 and perched on top of a grain silo, Prima can almost be considered a landmark in the Harbourfront area. The lone lift in the silo lobby drops you off on the 9th floor and the remaining 2 floors will have to be covered on foot through a winding staircase. What greets you is an excellent all rounded view of the surrounding areas. Although Pri

Went there to celebrate birthday. The view was quite interesting and it changes as the restaurant rotates at a very slow pace. The stairways leading up to the restaurant provided a really good ambush area for surprise birthdays. The service staff also assisted to hide the birthday cake and brought it out when prompted. Birthday song was also played.We started the dinner with fish. I am particularly a fish lover and I find dish a little soggy for my taste. It's the sauce that was poured int

Kong Bak Pau are chinese braised pork slices wrapped in those floury wraps of a pau. The kong bak pau at prima tower is outstanding. I'm not a big fan of pork because of the thick layer of fats and the pork smell. However, the braised pork at prima tower was well-prepared and it doesn't have that much fats. There was no unpleasant pork smell either. The sauce went perfect with the pork. The wrap, although looks thick, was actually pretty thin. Its very soft on the inside and I didn't get sick of

This is the first time I had Beijing Duck. Seen it in TV shows hundreds of times and it is indeed as good as they described. The skin is very crispy and the meat is so juicy and can be sliced off so easily. Its great when eaten alone or when wrapped in the..skin (?). The beijing duck goes well with the skin when dipped in the sauce. Do try both methods of eating it and decide which is your favourite!

I decided to dine at the restaurant well-known for its design to revolve. The fried fish was really good. It wasn't over fried to the extent that the meat of the fish was dry. It was still moist and the slightly fried skin went well with it. It didn't come with, neither did it needed any sauce. It is perfect to go with rice. I highly recommend it!