Showing posts with label Bombe Alaska. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 13, 2023

Gordon Grill @ Goodwood Park Hotel - Celebrates Diamond Jubilee

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Gordon Grill, nestled within Goodwood Park Hotel, holds a special place in Singapore's culinary history as the city's first grill room in the 1960s. Celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, Gordon Grill marks this milestone with a month-long celebration from 1 to 30 July 2023, offering exclusive anniversary deals and showcasing a selection of updated nostalgic creations from its past menus.

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The 60th-anniversary celebration at Gordon Grill is not to be missed, as it provides an opportunity to experience the timeless elegance and exceptional cuisine that has made the restaurant an institution in Singapore's dining scene. Whether you're a long-time patron or a newcomer, this anniversary celebration is a perfect occasion to indulge in the legacy and tradition of Gordon Grill while savouring the finest culinary offerings.

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Scottish Smoked Salmon 4/5

The Scottish Smoked Salmon ($32) is a delightful appetiser showcasing a whole slab of magnificent fish carved tableside. Served with accompaniments like capers, onions, chives, and lemon, each delicate slice of smoked salmon delivers a burst of rich flavour.

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Cockie Leekie 4.2/5

The Cockie Leekie ($17) is a traditional Scottish soup that pleasantly surprises with its hearty and comforting qualities. Prepared by simmering barley, chicken, and leek in a peppery chicken stock for two hours, this unassuming soup becomes a wholesome addition to the meal, offering warmth and nourishment.

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Seafood Bouillabaisse 4.5/5

Seafood lovers will relish the Seafood Bouillabaisse ($48), a flavorful stew brimming with Hokkaido Scallops, Tiger Prawns, Mussels, Clams, and Threadfin chunks. The depth of flavour in this dish is achieved through the meticulous process of simmering fish bones, shrimp heads, and scallop trimmings with saffron for at least 12 hours. For an elevated experience, adding a spoonful of homemade rouille into the soup infuses it with a creamy, smoky, and garlicky flavour profile.

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Flambe Steak Diane Tenderloin 4.2/5

The Flambe Steak Diane Tenderloin ($78) presents a timeless classic that has delighted generations. Using USDA Black Angus Tenderloin, this dish is pan-fried and flambeed tableside with a splash of brandy, then adorned with a tantalising mushroom sauce. Served with a side of mashed potatoes and vegetables, each bite of this tender and juicy steak is a testament to the quality of the beef.

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Chicken in a Basket 4.5/5

Surprisingly, the menu at Gordon Grill includes more than just steak. The Chicken in a Basket ($38) showcases the restaurant's versatility. This popular dish, originating from the 1960s, features a half-spring chicken marinated in buttermilk, coated with a seasoned flour and spice mixture, and deep-fried to perfection. The result is tender and juicy meat encased in a delightful crunchy skin. Accompanied by sides of sweet corn pancakes, banana fritters, and grilled garlic-butter corn on the cob, this dish is a delightful departure from the steakhouse norm.

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Bombe Alaska 4.2/5

When it comes to desserts, Gordon Grill doesn't disappoint. The Bombe Alaska ($20) is a multi-tiered confection that combines a mixture of raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, and mango sweetened with brown sugar, folded into vanilla bean ice cream, and layered between fluffy vanilla sponge cake. The entire creation is then enveloped by a meringue that resembles a snow-capped mountain. As a visual feast and a treat for the taste buds, this dessert is a delightful way to end the meal.

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Cherry Jubilee 4.5/5

The Cherry Jubilee ($24) is another show-stopping dessert prepared a la minute in front of diners. Sweet dark pitted cherries are cooked in a pan laced with butter until slightly softened, then flambeed with brandy. The cherries are then paired with a scoop of creamy vanilla ice cream and sprinkled with almond flakes. Simple yet deliciously satisfying, this dessert showcases the natural sweetness of the cherries and creates a delightful contrast of flavours.

Gordon Grill's 60th-anniversary celebration presents an opportunity to indulge in a selection of nostalgic dishes that have stood the test of time. With their commitment to quality ingredients, impeccable cooking techniques, and warm service, Gordon Grill continues to captivate diners with its classic and enduring culinary offerings.

Note: This is an invited tasting.


Gordon Grill
Goodwood Park Hotel
22 Scotts Road
Singapore 228221
Tel: +65 67301744
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Nearest MRT: Orchard (NS Line)

Opening Hours:
Daily: 12pm - 230pm, 7pm - 1030pm

Direction:
1) Alight at Orchard MRT station. Take Exit A. Walk down Scotts Road to destination. Journey time about 10 minutes. [Map]

Friday, March 4, 2022

Path Restaurant @ Marina Bay Financial Centre - Paving The Path To A Vivid Modern Asian Dining Experience

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Path Restaurant at Marina Bay Financial Centre is the newest and exciting opening in the F&B scene. The modern Asian restaurant is Chef Marvas Ng's inaugural restaurant in partnership with 1855 F&B. The food at Path is a multi-layered experience. Each dish is a seamless composition of French fine-dining techniques and presentation, using comforting East Asian flavours.

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Wakamatsu Strait Yellowtail 4.2/5

Our dinner at Path started with the light and refreshing Wakamatsu Strait Yellowtail ($36). The clean tasting sashimi is brightened by the pickled Chinese artichoke and zucchinis, whetting the appetite for the next course.

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Hand-Dived Hokkaido Scallop 4/5

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Next is the Hand-Dived Hokkaido Scallop ($58) served and cooked at the tableside. The sashimi-graded scallops from Hokkaido are seared on a hot stone, topped with sakura ebi and cooked with a seaweed truffle sauce. The scallop was plump and sweet. The touch of theatrical completes the whole experience. It is paired with Pickled Kombu Pumpkin Salad, refreshing up the palate.

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Premium Kuhlbarra Fish Maw 4.5/5

The Premium Kuhlbarra Fish Maw ($35) is a new culinary experience. It is my first time eating fish maw this way. It showcases the chef's philosophy incorporating the premium Asian ingredients in a collagen-rich Douxi caviar sauce with fresh greens. It is a dish packed with complex and rich flavours, finished with delightful textural finishing.

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"Suan Ni" Hong Man 4/5

It is my first time having the eel with the spinal cord intact, and more even how it is cooked in a braising sauce that consists of garlic and Dou Ban Jiang. The "Suan Ni" Hong Man ($24) reminds me of the traditional Chinese dish, Suan Ni Bai Rou boosting with garlic aroma.

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French Organic Cauliflower 4.2/5

This is probably the best cauliflower steak I have eaten. The French Organic Cauliflower ($24) is braised in vegetable stock till soft and tender and then deep-fried for exterior crispiness. A layer of mayonnaise is coated around the cauliflower and then topped with house-blend furikake and buckwheat seasoning for that extra lift in flavouring.

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Crispy Japanese Amadai 4.5/5

The Crispy Japanese Amadai ($75) is a beautiful dish paired with black bean beurre blanc. It is the same sauce used for the fish maw dish. However, I find the sauce complements the fish better. In addition, the crispy scales on the skin provided that extra textural enjoyment.

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Signature Butter-Roasted Herb-Brined French Poulet $72

A highlight at Path is the Signature Butter-Roasted Herb-Brined French Poulet ($72). Before roasting in the oven, the chicken is brined with Chinese herbs and then coated with 800 to 1000gm of butter. This result is a beautiful and tender chicken infused with butter and herbs. To appreciate the chicken further, you can have it with the butter chicken jus sauce and scallion salsa.

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Daikon Sword Leaf Lettuce Roll

Chef Marvas's mum would always serve salad with roasted chicken as a child. So in creating this memory, Chef Marvas introduces the Daikon Sword Leaf Lettuce Roll to go with the Signature Butter-Roasted Herb-Brined French Poulet. The sharp and refreshing salad helps to cut the richness.

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Signature Wild Forest Mushroom Donabe with Premium Japanese Rice 4.5/5

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If you need your carbs, I would highly recommend the Signature Wild Forest Mushroom Donabe with Premium Japanese Rice ($38). Each mouthful of the fragrant rice is brimming with an abundance of flavours and textures from the oats, waxed meat, porcini mushrooms and vegetables.

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Whiskey Bombe Alaska 4/5

Wrapping up our dinner, we have two desserts - Whiskey Bombe Alaska ($28) and French Canele ($18 for 3pc). Go for the whiskey ice cream served with Kirsch marmalade and meringue for something sweet and light. However, what intrigues me is the french canele made with Chinese Bai Jiu (white wine). Baked to perfection, it comes with a crusty exterior, soft and fluffy interior with a tad of the fragrant bai jiu.

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French Canele 4.5/5

Path restaurant is definitely an exciting addition to the dining scene offering modern Asian cuisine. Chef Marvas brings a precise balance between French finesse and the East Asian ingredients that feel and taste sumptuous yet possess a reassuring familiarity that warms the heart.

Note: This is an invited tasting.


Path Restaurant
Marina Bay Financial Centre
Tower 3
12 Marina Boulevard
Singapore 018982
Tel: +65 64430180
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Nearest MRT: Downtown (DT Line), Marina Bay (CC Line, NS Line)

Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri: 1130am - 2pm, 6pm - 9pm
Sat: 6pm - 9pm
(Closed on Sun & PH)

Direction:
1) Alight at Marina Bay MRT station. Take Exit B. Walk to traffic junction Boulevard Central and Marina Way. Cross the road. Walk to Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3. Journey time about 5 minutes. [Map]

2) Alight at Downtown MRT station. Take Exit C. Walk to Straits View. Cross the road. Walk to destinaiton. Journey time about 3 minutes. [Map]