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Introduction
The Latin Quarter offers a Latin-American buffet spread which includes dishes from the Chef's menu, which ranges over 100 recipes.
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Opening Hours
Today
12:00 - 17:00
Mon - Fri
12:00 - 17:00
Sat - Sun
Closed
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Signature Dishes
For Full Post, visit: http://www.dairycream.blogspot.sg/2013/05/the-latin-quarter.htmlMany Singaporeans are familiar with buffets but how about a South American themed buffet? The sister outlet of La Barra, The Latin Quarter has recently opened at Science Park, serving authentic Latin American cuisine at only $13.90 nett.Being a chickpea fan, I was very happy to spot this ingredient in some dishes here. For example, the versatile bean is tossed into the Ensalada de Garbanzos (salad on the right), together with tomatoes and avocado. Alternatively, the Fresh Salad (left), dominated by cucumbers in yoghurt & chipotle dressing, looks simple but the innocent red onions would surely leave you with a dragon breath.Out of the three mains, my favourite was the Brazilian Fish Stew. The fish simmered in an aromatic gravy of coconut milk and spices, turned out to be smooth,gloopy and fresh. It was creamy rather than spicy, but packed more character than the Chicken in Coconut Milk.Would not it be strange if there were no rice to go along with the hearty stews? Besides the familiar white and yellow rice , the Mexican-spiced tomato rice is something more unique and tasty . But the uneven cooking resulted in some grains being stickier and clumped togetherThe combination of corn and ginger might sound odd but surprisingly worked for this Corn soup with ginger piccadillo. Mildly sweet with gritty corn and ginger mince that was not overwhelming fiery. The crunchy black beans were my personal add-on from the selection of condiments that include sour cream, green chilli and cheeseFor those who prefer to enjoy lunch within the comforts of your office/house or in front of computer, choose from the buffet selection and pack them into bento box for only $7.90 nett. Overall, this buffet serves up quality food that would easily keep the hungry stomachs of office workers and students full and satisfied. The location at Science Park may not be very accessible but at $13.90, this is perhaps one of the best fuss-free lunch deals that offer variety. With the menu changing weekly and rotating every 2-3 months, it is no wonder that they are already attracting customers who are returning regularly to check out their new food. For Full Post, visit: http://www.dairycream.blogspot.sg/2013/05/the-latin-quarter.html
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