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WINE&DINE

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July14

Brunch this Month:

CHOPSUEY CAFÉ

Gemmill Lane’s

Luke’s Oyster Bar and Chop House

is opening a second restaurant on Orchard; look for it

on the third floor of The Heeren.

Dutch Colony Coffee Co.

is opening a new outlet

on Frankel Avenue in East Coast.

The Providore

is launching two outlets at

PasarBella @ The Grandstand (200 Turf Club Road)

– a huge café in the glass house space and a smaller

deli and bakery in the marketplace area.

Picotin makes a triumphant return to Bukit Timah,

this time in the form of a

Picotin Express

, the second

in Singapore, located at 60 Fairways Drive.

Most restaurants have one menu for mornings; go for

brunch here, and you’ll get three. The brunch menu is

stacked with familiar faces all dolled up in their Sunday

best – dishes like the sublime

French toast

topped with

Mandarin marmalade and passionfruit-lime butter ($21)

and the

eggs Benedict

on wok-crisped potato

rosti

with

sweet and sour hollandaise sauce ($24). Highlights of the

Asian menu include the tingling

chilli jam prawns

($26)

and the orange-glazed, caramelised grain-fed

short

ribs

, aka rusty nails ($24). The dim sum menu (from $7)

is a bit pricier than Chinatown, but we’ll gladly pay the

price for beautiful morsels of squeaky-clean prawns and

identifiable chicken meat served on a silver platter. Like

its sister restaurant PS Café, ChopSuey’s desserts are

quickly becoming the stuff of legends, and its

upside-

down toffee banana and walnut cake

($16) is just one

reason why this place will remain the darling of Dempsey

for a long time to come. Weekends from 10.30am to

5pm (no reservations during this time period). Block 10

Dempsey Road, #01-23.

chopsueycafe.com

Best bartender in Singapore? Try the best in all of Southeast

Asia! Beating out 25 bartenders from Singapore, Malaysia, the

Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam, Peter Chua from 28 Hong

Kong Street was named

SEA Best Bartender of the Year

at the

inaugural Diageo Reserve World Class South East Asia Finals &

Bar Show 2014. Next up? He and his golden shaker will compete

in the Global Finals in July.

CATCH OF THE DAY

The new junior menu at

The Manhattan Fish Market

is

all about presentation. There’s a crab-shaped fish burger

with cranberry coleslaw and cucumbers, and a grilled fish

and mashed potato dinner, the Wacky Dory (shown here),

plus more, for just $7.95 each. Sixteen outlets island-wide.

manhattanfishmarket.com.

BEST

AT THE BAR

REVOLV ING DOORS