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2011-03-01
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It was my birthday weekend and my all my boyfriend told me was that he had a great surprise in mind.He psyched me up so much that i was overwhelmingly excited.And when he brought me to Changi Village, it was a complete anti-climax. I was about to tell him off, but before i could do so, we were standing at the doorstep of Changi Village Hotel. It was (and still is perhaps) the grandest architecture in the entire Changi village district.Trust me, I was still dubious that old Changi was a good enou
He psyched me up so much that i was overwhelmingly excited.
And when he brought me to Changi Village, it was a complete anti-climax.
I was about to tell him off, but before i could do so, we were standing at the doorstep of Changi Village Hotel. It was (and still is perhaps) the grandest architecture in the entire Changi village district.
Trust me, I was still dubious that old Changi was a good enough place to have my birthday dinner.
Things changed however, when he brought me into La Cantina, which was hidden deep inside the hotel (considering the hotel was hidden well enough).
We sat at the balcony, which has limited seating capacity, by the way. We could feel the refreshing Changi breeze and embrace the magnificent skyline from where we were.
The atmosphere was awesome.
We started with Minestrone Soup, and then ordered ourselves a Vongole Spaghetti (Pasta with clams in white wine sauce) and Linguine Al Grnachio (Crabmeat linguine in creamy tomato sauce).
The portions were very generous. And when i say this, i actually mean the seafood, such as the crabmeat and clams. Not like most places where they overload you with the noodles and give you small bits of seafood
The wine taste was also a pleasant touch to your taste buds - not over empowering, yet enough to make the flavor very distinctive.
I recommend this place for couples. It's romantic and makes the perfect place for a date.
P.s Try to reserve the outdoor tables, it's worth it.
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