Ummi Beirut

4 Wishlisted
~$60/pax
An authentic Lebanese restaurant that focuses on using only fresh and organic produce. Ummi Beirut is passionate about food and about serving guests a dining experience that is reminiscent of a hearty home-cooked meal.

1 Nanson Road
InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay
Singapore 238909

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Friday:
06:00pm - 11:00pm

Saturday:
06:00pm - 11:00pm

Sunday:
06:00pm - 11:00pm

Monday:
Closed

Tuesday:
06:00pm - 11:00pm

Wednesday:
06:00pm - 11:00pm

Thursday:
06:00pm - 11:00pm

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Nice décor and great service - knowledgeable, friendly, and pro-active. The food is refined and good, but I’ve had better Lebanese in Paris, London or the Middle East (haven’t been to Lebanon). Overall, a bit overpriced for the quality ($110/pax with wine).

Nice décor and great service - knowledgeable, friendly, and pro-active. The food is refined and good, but I’ve had better Lebanese in Paris, London or the Middle East (haven’t been to Lebanon). Overall, a bit overpriced for the quality ($110/pax with wine).

Nice décor and great service - knowledgeable, friendly, and pro-active. The food is refined and good, but I’ve had better Lebanese in Paris, London or the Middle East (haven’t been to Lebanon). Overall, a bit overpriced for the quality ($110/pax with wine).

Nice décor and great service - knowledgeable, friendly, and pro-active. The food is refined and good, but I’ve had better Lebanese in Paris, London or the Middle East (haven’t been to Lebanon). Overall, a bit overpriced for the quality ($110/pax with wine).

Nice décor and great service - knowledgeable, friendly, and pro-active. The food is refined and good, but I’ve had better Lebanese in Paris, London or the Middle East (haven’t been to Lebanon). Overall, a bit overpriced for the quality ($110/pax with wine).

The Saayadiya was a medley of textures and flavours - creamy, rich, juicy, crispy... Interesting that it came with fried onions but the risotto didn't quite blow as away. I learned thereafter that it was made using basmatic rice that resulted in a little less creamy and starchy texture. The sea bass, on the other hand, was perfectly pan-fried to give it a nice crisp while retaining its moisture.

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