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Our 2nd Visit to Brasserie Astoria Singapore

On our second visit to the renowned Brasserie Astoria Singapore, we dove deeper into their menu, savouring both new flavours and revisiting old favourites in the grand setting of the Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall.


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Macaroni Pudding

This dish stole the show, hands down. Imagine the perfect texture and creaminess you’d want in a pudding, then elevate that with a corn velouté so luscious, it feels like a warm hug.

Grilled Spring Chicken «Buffalo Style»

The star of the evening, this dish brought together macaroni pudding, corn velouté, Astoria’s “hot sauce,” a fresh salad verte with yuzunette, and grilled lemon. It was a delightful play of textures and flavours that truly stole the show.

Calamares Fritos

A light and crispy start to our meal, seasoned with black pepper, green onions, and a hint of lime, served alongside a galangal aioli. While not groundbreaking, it was a pleasant beginning.

Iberico Pork Chop

A standout dish featuring a succulent Iberico pork chop atop artichoke purée, with green peas, hazelnuts, and a rich sauce called vin jaune. Each bite was a testament to the kitchen’s mastery.

Quenelle and Caviar (Scallop Quenelle)

A classic indulgence that speaks volumes of the chef’s prowess in combining flavours and textures. The quenelle, with its delicate scallop base, paired with the luxurious caviar, made for a warm starter that set a high bar for the rest of the meal.

Tutti-Frutti Soft Ice Cream

A generous serving of soft ice cream is topped with homemade sprinkles. Despite its playful appeal, the artificial bubblegum flavour was overwhelming, though it’s easy to see its appeal to a younger audience.