Note - This is NOT a sponsored advertorial. We paid for our own lunch.
Restaurant website - http://www.flutes.com.sg/
Parking was convenient, in the museum itself. There did not appear to be that many lots, however, since this was a weekday, there was ample parking space. Once you enter through the main door of the museum, you see this sign. Quite a number of different restaurants in the museum now.
This is where we will have our lunch.
A view of the restaurant from the entrance. Rather elegant.
It looked rather uncrowded for lunch. Later on, it would be about 1/3 full.
At my seat. We were going to have the Executive Set Lunch, $38++.
Lunch Menu - also available on their website.
The bread with olive oil. The bread was baked in-house. Tasted really good. Be careful, don't eat too much, save some stomach space for lunch!
This was my starter - the Wagyu beef salad. The presentation certainly looked a tad messy. The taste was acceptable, nothing special. A friend had the seared Atlantic scallops - that looked better.
I chose the Fish main - Filet of Barramundi. This dish was quite well done, and I enjoyed it. Some friends had the chicken and that looked a bit more ordinary.
Another angle. The top garnishing is rather oriental in inspiration.
The freshly brewed coffee. Nice.
The Creme brulee - this was rather poor. It was soggy by the time we got it.
I didn't finish this.
The Dessert Fruit Salad was much, much better. At least according to what I observed!
Overall, it was a decent lunch, given the ambience and setting. The food wasn't spectacular (the Creme brulee was quite bad).
Would I go again? Maybe, if they changed the menus.
Thanks for reading!
Great sharing on your review! I also saw this restaurant in one of the article reviews that I read that lists down the best restaurant in Singapore. I guess it is famous. For those interested to see the list, here I share the link.
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