Pop! Goes the tea at Ritz-Carlton, Millenia, Singapore
The Ritz-Carlton’s extravagant cakes are just one element of the overall experience. If Salvador Dalí and Andy Warhol took high tea, they probably took it here. Chocolate stars, chocolate music bars and a cheesecake overlaid with a clock face reminiscent of Dalí’s iconic work, “The Persistence of Memory,” the art of high tea is taken and executed almost literally here. Executive pastry chef Terence Pang interprets and serves up a palette of colors, pop art motifs and 1950s style for a contemporary art-slanted afternoon sipper. More than 30 blends...
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Tea with a hip vibe at House. This is a vintage buffet high tea where the cutlery’s mismatched and the plates slightly chipped. Piled onto the London- and grandma’s-cabinet-sourced vintage plates are artisan breads, ginger butter chicken sandwiches, truffles mushroom pizza and sweets like a parsnip cupcake, cherry ripe, and Jaffa swirls. While the selection’s hardly vintage, it’s all made right here, and you can go back for as many helpings as you please. This session’s got another element to it too: retail vendors set up shop next to the buffet. Pick up items like the...
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Chef Pang Kok Keong’s delicate creations are fit for a queen. High tea fit for a French queen, this 26-seater salon de thé would fit right into French high society with its dusty pastel-colored palate, European furniture and intricately made-and-molded sweets and pastries. Local golden boy and World Gourmet Summit Pastry Chef of the Year three times over, Pang Kok Keong, drew inspiration for this self-owned café from the last queen of France, Marie Antoinette’s extravagant tastes — she who allegedly quipped “let them eat cake.” While afternoon tea sets are...
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The sky’s the limit Singapore’s newest entertainment destination, Marina Bay Sands® Hotel offers luxury accommodation, shopping, dining, world class entertainment, and convention & exhibition facilities. It’s the biggest hotel in Singapore, with three 55-storey towers, 2,560 luxury rooms and suites, and 18 different room types. Its 230 luxury suites will also come with butler service and privileged access to VIP areas, while all rooms offer views of the South China Sea or Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline. The hotel offers an array of dining experiences, including...
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