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WINE&DINE

188

January14

Here’s a rooftop bar that may have slipped under your radar –

Graffiti

in the new Carlton City Hotel is a relaxing watering-hole

29 floors above Tanjong Pagar. True to its name, a SIA Singapore

Girl and other national icons are spray-painted by the bar, yet the

grassy green space is much more

om

than inner city. Asahi, Tiger and

Heineken beers are $9 and cocktails like Singapore Slings are $12

during Happy Hour (6pm to 8pm daily), which makes this one of the

most affordable rooftops around. 1 Gopeng Road.

carltoncity.sg

SIN WIN

For top-notch comfort food with a view,

head to the newly opened

Spuds &

Aprons

. Scoff succulent crispy pork

belly with homemade pineapple pickle

($26) and chilli crab stuffed in potato

skins ($12) while taking in the stunning

vista of Mount Faber and beyond. It

would be a sin not to finish off with

chempedak

bread-and-butter pudding

($10,

below

). Set menu options start

from $48 for a three-course meal. The

Jewel Box, 109 Mount Faber Road.

Call

6377 9688 or visit

mountfaber.com.sg

.

SI, SEÑOR

If you’ve had trouble getting a table at

Señor Taco

’s Clarke Quay

outlet, you may want to try your luck again. This simple

taquería

that

once sat 20 has expanded into a fully fledged restaurant that seats

140. To celebrate, they’ve introduced a slew of new tacos – like the

100-day grain-fed rib-eye taco ($9) and the beer-battered Baja fish taco

($8) – and the gravity-defying Corona-rita ($24): a frozen margarita with

an overturned bottle of Corona that’s slowly dispensed as you drink.

Block 3D Clarke Quay, #01-12.

senortaco.sg

AUSPICIOUS

OFFERINGS

If the

Chinese New Year

holiday caught you off-guard

this year, it’s not too late to make plans to celebrate

Singapore-style. To book a traditional meal and toss the

yu sheng

high for good luck in 2014, see our picks for

the best CNY restaurant and dishes – such as Majestic

Restaurant’s festive durian

nian gao

(

shown here

) – at

www.expatliving.sg .

SAY OM