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Top end French eatery at $50 - $100 per person level (less wine by glass and desserts). Comparable to highest end Restaurant in Shanghai and Beijing (where I live and work) food wise. Back to visit a close friend living nearby in rainy November. Le Petit Paris is a very unique and hidden gem in a quiet neighborhood. Ordered Chef’s Special (Appertizer) Fresh Burrata With Cherry Tomato Salad ($34) - Fresh Burrata (300g) with cherry tomato salad to share. They have a smaller portion. Served on a bed of freshly cherry tomato, french shallots and basil oil. The freshest of ingredients drizzled with a refreshing dressing that lingers in your palate. I ordered Salmon and wild mushrooms ($36 ) in a mushroom sauce (in photo). The Salmon was cooked to perfection (outer skin crust, tender soft meat with a tinge of fresh (sweet rawness) salmon in the centre. 9.5 out of 10 (could also taste a little of the Chef’s melancholy in the sauce). Value for money and will return for more before I head back to wintry Beijing.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. Between these desserts, I liked the tart much more. It's small but rich. The chocolate used was Valrhona Araguani 72% but I hate flourless cakes hahaha.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. But this dessert was not my cup of tea, because it's spiced with clove, cinnamon and nutmeg.

An off-menu complimentary dish of the brunch trolley. I have eaten a lot of good beef and this ranked up there. The meat was beefy, gamey and instantly transported my senses to a farm. The herb butter was equally good.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Parsnip, beet, carrot. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Salt pork belly in lentil soup. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. This came last and was the most elaborate. But lentil soup and putting a separately seasoned and separately cooked meat in it is very European, in a bad way, and I wasn't convinced. Chef encouraged diners to try chabrot, by pouring some wine into this bowl to finish the meal.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley - and its showstopper. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. This chicken made me see chicken differently lol. The meat was insanely tender and clean, the skin perfectly grilled, and the touches of honey mustard and herbs gave it the magic. This chicken is not inferior to beef or fish.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Marinated pear, Roquefort blue cheese, toasted hazelnuts, bacon, greens. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. This salad felt premium and interesting. Blue cheese is always mind-blowing. Sadly we're too full to eat more.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. On paper this dish is easy to like. Shredded duck, runny egg, chopped potato, fried onion, duck fat. But it's sorta jelak and monotonous lor.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. The uniqueness of this curry is chef zhng the spices to localise it. Indeed, it's slurp-worthy and reminded me of fish head curry. Although clams are nice, quite a few of theirs were gooey, which was off.

Part of the Autumn Abundance brunch trolley. Food is served course by course, and at the end, you may request for extra servings. It's more like a meal at chef Anthony Yeoh's home than a buffet. He personally served many of the dishes, explaining them at each table. I was impressed. Chef described this dish best - atas kopitiam soft-boiled egg. The sauce paired so well with the runny yolk, and the cheesy top made it better. Dunk the bread in this!

Top up $9.90 to the brunch trolley and you get unlimited tea. The drink was decent, but came unsweetened, so I had to ask for syrup.