We were Pinoys in Singapore enjoying French food on a Monday night -- hope you also started the week right. *wink*
SG-based friends and former network colleagues G and J met us for dinner last night (Thanks for making time, Ladies! Thanks for joining us R - J's fiance). J suggested we eat at Haji Lane, SG's version of Manila's Cubao-X (Agree ako, similar vibe!).
We chose this Parisian bistro (highly recommended by J) for our mini reunion - Bon appetit!
Along Haji Lane, Singapore Nearest MRT: Bugis |
Deja vu!
Parang PSD meeting lang? LOL
Good vibes! G, J, Hubby and Me. We love hanging out with people who give out positive energy. |
Familiar chandelier. Where have I seen you before? |
What we had --
bread and butter |
Super sarap salads! Goat Cheese something & Grilled Prawns something (Didn't take note of their French names, sorry.) |
Chicken Breast something Surprise: May pasta palang kasama. Very malinamnam! |
Another very filling entree. Ang laki ng prawns! Sulit ito. |
Petit four: White chocolate & Strawberry. Yummy! |
And because the Chef loved how very appreciative we were of their food and their place, he served us creme brulee -- on-the-house! Yahoo!
Creme brulee in caramel, pistachio, and coffee. Must-try! |
Great company. Great food.
We're so looking forward to the good vibes coming our way!
Merci beaucoup! Thanks G, J and R for the dinner treat. Most of all, thanks for the never-ending SG Survival Tips (LOL). You guys inspire us. |
3 comments:
Two more French places you should try: the French Stall in Little India, just off Serangoon Road (yes I know... Little India? French food? Whut? But masarap siya and very homey and unpretentious!) and Les Bouchons on Ann Siang in Chinatown for steak & frites!
Go kami dyan! =) Thanks, Deepa! How about kebabs? Sa Arab Street or Haji Lane na ba talaga ang best ones?
Yup, afraid so. I like Mediterranean (especially Greek and Turkish) food but it was difficult to find in Singapore. Buti na lang dito, naglipana sila!
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