ABBEY: Three days before the occasion, I started to worry where to held our Hearts' Day dinner. As I searched the net, an ad caught my attention about a museum of toys. I visited the site then voila, they are offering a special 6-course meal for Valentines.
The place is located in Seah Street; 5 minute-walk from Esplanade MRT Station (Exit F). The restaurant is at the basement, museum on the middle floors, and wine bar at rooftop.
Our meal started from a cabbage rolled shrimp topped with caviar.
Our main course is chicken roulade with mashed potato and came our heart-shaped pizza topped with salmon, mayo dressing and dashi flakes.
The dessert is white chocolate with glazed dark chocolate along with strawberry rose.
The staff were very welcoming. Food is delicious. Their promotion includes a free 1-year museum membership, 2 tickets, bookmark and vouchers.
The experience is great and we hope to come back to see the toy exhibit.
WILL: Until now I hold on my belief, I still do not believe on Valentine's day. Abbey accepted that and I respect his beliefs in return. He wants to dine out. Okay lah!
After my office hour, we headed to Esplanade MRT station then walked our way to Mint's museum restaurant.
Abbey proudly says to me that this is a 6-course meal with affordable cost and a lots of freebies in to it. Hehe.
Every serving amaze me, as in all of it. What I love most? The appetizer. The siew mai-like food.
The place is pretty nice but its too small, the diners are just beside the kitchen so after this evening, we went home with all the scents of food on our clothing.
The service is quite slow but it can be suffice by the smiles and good gestures of the Mr. Punch people. We will go back here, but we will try their rooftop location.
The place is located in Seah Street; 5 minute-walk from Esplanade MRT Station (Exit F). The restaurant is at the basement, museum on the middle floors, and wine bar at rooftop.
Our meal started from a cabbage rolled shrimp topped with caviar.
Next is soup chowder then California maki.
Our main course is chicken roulade with mashed potato and came our heart-shaped pizza topped with salmon, mayo dressing and dashi flakes.
The dessert is white chocolate with glazed dark chocolate along with strawberry rose.
The staff were very welcoming. Food is delicious. Their promotion includes a free 1-year museum membership, 2 tickets, bookmark and vouchers.
The experience is great and we hope to come back to see the toy exhibit.
After my office hour, we headed to Esplanade MRT station then walked our way to Mint's museum restaurant.
Abbey proudly says to me that this is a 6-course meal with affordable cost and a lots of freebies in to it. Hehe.
Every serving amaze me, as in all of it. What I love most? The appetizer. The siew mai-like food.
The place is pretty nice but its too small, the diners are just beside the kitchen so after this evening, we went home with all the scents of food on our clothing.
The service is quite slow but it can be suffice by the smiles and good gestures of the Mr. Punch people. We will go back here, but we will try their rooftop location.
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Mr Punch Public House
(A) 26 Seah Street
(P) 8339 8966
(W) www.mrpunch.com
(H) 3:00pm – 11:30PM
(F) https://www.facebook.com/mrpunchpublichouse/