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WINE&DINE

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November14

Saint Pierre

31 Ocean Way

#01-15 Quayside Isle

6438 0887 | saintpierre.com.sg

The Cuisine:

Having maintained its lofty standards

since it first opened in March 2000,

Saint Pierre is a splurge worth making,

and – for us mainlanders – a trip worth

taking. Overlooking the yachts moored

at Quayside Isle in Sentosa, you can

enjoy modern French cuisine that’s

on par with its luxurious surroundings.

Yet the atmosphere and service are

neither stifling nor pretentious. In fact,

this intimate 60-seater venue is ideal

for a romantic rendezvous, while also

welcoming casual groups and families.

The Chef:

From the scenery to the artworks,

everything here is easy on the eye –

and that includes the photogenic chef!

Celebrity chef Emmanuel Stroobant

studied and trained at various

Michelin-starred establishments in

his home country, Belgium, and ran

his own successful Le Bal restaurant

before conquering both Australia

and Malaysia. In 2000, he settled in

Singapore with his wife Edina and

began building their famous Emmanuel

Stroobant Group empire.

The Signatures:

For the full Saint Pierre experience, we

recommend the

five-course tasting

menu

. CapturingEmmanuel’swhole-food

philosophy and strong advocacy of fresh

produce, thismenu features light portions

with nevertheless decadent flavours.

Standout dishes include the

cabillaud

au miso

: black cod with shiitake,

dashi

consommé and

kinome

rice ball; and the

48-hour-braised

boeuf aux echalottes

with caramelised

tamanegi

broth and

salted-butter-braised greens.

The Others:

If, likeme, youdeclare thedate your “cheat

day”, you could addon the sinful

foiegras

classique

supplement ($28), or simply

forget the guilt and savour every last bit of

the

g

â

teau au chocolat

, a recipe passed

down from Stroobant’s grandmother.

The Outlay:

The à la carte starters are from$32, whilst

the mains are all around the $50 mark. If

you opt for the five-course menu ($128),

there’s great value and quality in the

wine

accompaniment

($78), which features

grapes from all around the world.

Leanda Rathmell

Cocktail de crevettes