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2013-01-11
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More at : http://dairycream.blogspot.sg/2012/10/singapore-restaurant-week-2012-covelli.htmlWe were here for the Singapore Restaurant Week but not only was the set menu excellent, the ala carte dishes were perfectly executed. Each 3 set course was only at $35 but do not belittle the portions. Warm crunchy Garlic toast better than bread roll with butterGlobe Artichoke & Eggplant Veloute with Crab Cheese Cremeux and Black Truffle OilSurprise tangy taste in a vegetable soup. One of the most unique t
We were here for the Singapore Restaurant Week but not only was the set menu excellent, the ala carte dishes were perfectly executed. Each 3 set course was only at $35 but do not belittle the portions.
Surprise tangy taste in a vegetable soup. One of the most unique tasty soup that is paired with uncommon black croutons. Transparent globs of black truffle oil accents the flavors of the vegetables but does not overpower the creaminess.
Slab of crab cream cheese is really salty and crabby ( like eating pureed crab) and thus matches well with the light bowl of soup
near perfect rendition of the classic salad. No chicken but bits of crispy dark brown bacon with luscious poached egg. What is impressive is that each piece of lettuce is generously coated with cheese dressing.
Sharp sweet lime sorbet in rectangular cube form enhances freshness and savouriness of raw tuna. Lime could be sashimi's next best friend after wasabi.
Cannot really detect any beer but the pork jowls were really tender and easily pull apart.
Sweet umami from sea urchin mango cream. Black calamari ink spaetzel tastes like chewy fried dough.
For the price, the size speaks it's value. Bigger than the L size of home delivery pizza and able to feed more than 4. Like the crunchy slightly charred sides and thin crust. But cheese lovers would be disappointed as shredded mozzarella were too little to give the melty effect when u pull out a slice. Lack of effort to flavour tuna chunks results in bland taste even if pizza is topped with an egg.
Innovative fusion flavors of vegetables into a dessert. Slightly salty moist cake. Bitter chocolate lumps that are a little harder than a usual mousse.
Did not regret choosing this place. Good quality food (even though that was the first night of Singapore restaurant week) , too-high service quality (with a knowledgeable server constantly standing at a distance from the table but yet able to hear every conversation)
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