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WINE&DINE

194

January15

Lewin Terrace

21 Lewin Terrace

6333 9905 | lewinterrace.com.sg

Tucked away in the lush greenery of Fort

Canning and set in a beautiful colonial

black-and-white house, Lewin Terrace is

a welcome retreat from the hustle and

bustle of the city. Whether you sit inside

or on the alfresco patio, the airy, tranquil

atmosphere provides the perfect place

to linger over a long, romantic meal.

The menu is Japanese-French fusion,

though it seems more on the Japanese

spectrum with some hints of French

flair, and lots of imagination. Chef

Ryoichi Kano gets creative with super-

fresh, seasonal ingredients, presenting

exquisitely plated dishes for seafood

and meat lovers alike – there are

vegetarian options on offer as well. The

signature

dragonfruit carpaccio

($28)

– thinly sliced fruit atop crab meat and

vinegar jelly – and the rich and creamy

foie gras terrine

($28) are unique

palate-pleasing appetisers, as is the

maguro avocado salad

($28) with tuna

sashimi, garnished with pomegranate

seeds for a sweet crunch.

For mains, it’s hard to go past the

cod

saikyoyaki

($32), soaked in delicious

miso and clam jus broth; but if you’re

looking for something different, order

the

amadai ochazuke

($54) – panfried

tilefish and risotto with

dashi

(Japanese

fish soup stock) poured on top to create

a stew-like effect. Also popular is the

joshugyu toubanyaki

($62), Japanese

joshu wagyu beef served rare so you

can cook it to your own perfection on

a portable table-grill. While the prices

are a bit steep for the portion sizes, the

setting’s so secluded and lovely that you

won’t really care.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with the

chocolate and pistachio mousse

($18) – complete with raspberries and

warm chocolate syrup – or the

matcha

brûlée

($18), a creamy concoction of

green-tea ice cream, raspberry sorbet

and condensed milk.

During themonth of January, a special

five-course set dinner ($148) inspired by

Hokkaido’s fresh seasonal ingredients is

available, featuring

hassun

(an appetiser

plate of squid, caviar, sushi, snow crab

and other small items) and a Japanese

joshu wagyu steak.

Amy Greenburg

DATE

NIGHT

DINING

Amadai ochazuke