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Where wld u be able to try fresh oysters from USA Canada , Netherlands , Portugal , Japan , New Zealand & France all in one place ? The variety is more than anywhere I’ve seen in Singapore .

($9.30) it's quite cheesy and savoury taste especially you like to eat immediately and got a couple of cheese pull off. But the batter was quite too much tbh and slightly oily.

They have a neat 'happy hour' menu until 6pm that includes sides for $4 and tea/coffee from $1. I tried the mac n cheese, fried platter, and iced teh o - all of them were not bad and worth the price, especially if you're just whiling the time away. For mains, we got the 200g Chargrilled NZ Silver Fern Striploin ($28) and the Pork Collar ($21.50). Pork collar was tender and came in a substantial portion, while the steak was decent. We had olive rice, brussel sprouts, brocolli, and mashed potatoes for sides - out of these, the mashed potatoes were our favourite.

Overall, service was friendly and polite, ambience was also nice as the outdoor area was still cooling.

Expensive but good. Under the pastry, there's also spinach and portobello with the beef. Meat was slightly raw for me.

Came by for a birthday celebration and because they were hacing a 9mpd promotion on Kris+. We started off with their Happy Hour and thoroughly enjoyed their $10 pints and $14 cocktails. For sides, would recommend everything that we got - the Brussel Sprouts ($15), Spicy Wings Level 2 ($17), and especially the Mac & Cheese ($15). Perfectly cooked and intensely cheesy, we ordered another mac n cheese as we could not get enough of it! As for mains, we preferred the "To Die For" Burger ($27) over the Baby Back Ribs ($36). Burger was juicy and delicious, while the ribs were pretty tough and the sweet-tangy sauce was uninspired. Although, we have to say that the fries - both potato and sweet potato - were so crisp yet thick, so so delicious! Service was quick and friendly, and they even gave a slice of chocolate cake for our birthday celebration. Recommend this place for a fun night out with a gorgeous view of Marina Bay!

Cool spot with chill vibes, set right in the middle of greenery. The cocktails are super creative and the food hits the spot! Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area!

Love that the cocktails were not only nice but interactive!

A tropical mix of light rum, coconut cream, pineapple, and lime, intended to deliver a smooth, creamy, and refreshing taste. However, it was a letdown, as the coconut and pineapple flavours felt negligible.

This cocktail features Dark Rum, Batida Coconut, Pecan Praline, Taro Ice Cream, Pumpkin, Milk, Autumn Spice, Himalayan Pink Salt. The booze is strong, and the milky texture reminds me of melon sago. It comes with chips and replica abacus seeds, adding to the theme. However, the taro flavour was quite subtle, and overall, this was our least favourite, feeling like a letdown.

Made with Gin, Vodka, White Grape and Orchid Cordial, Midori Melon Liqueur, Fresh Citrus, Peach Bitters, Orchird Scent. A sweet and zesty cocktail, with a vibrant green hue that blends floral and fruity notes, inspired by the flower display inside the dome. A great choice for those who enjoy light, refreshing and citrusy drinks.

Made with Gin, St Germain Elderflower, Fresh Citrus, Hibiscus Cordial, Rosé Wine, Grapefruit & Plum Infused Ice, Soda Stream. A sweet, fizzy, and refreshingly light floral cocktail inspired by the dazzling light show at Gardens by the Bay. The drink keeps you immersed with its ever-changing hues, and as the infused ice melts, the flavours evolve for a dynamic sipping experience. A lovely option to try, especially for those who enjoy sweet, delicate, aromatic drinks.

A bold and unconventional mix featuring Rittenhouse Rye, Fernet Branca, Rosso Antico Sweet Vermouth, Cointreau, Honey, Angostura Bitters, Sea Coconut, and Gui Ling Gao Jelly. Perfect for those with an adventurous palate or looking for something wild, as the boozy punch is quite strong. Expect medicinal notes, balanced with a minty freshness and cooling effect. Bonus points for the charming tortoise teapot it’s served in, it definitely adds to the experience!