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Ritz Carlton Sunday Brunch?
Posted: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 10:39 am
by tenth
Anyone been to the above? Please share your experiences..
Posted: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 12:36 pm
by monstergal
umm..yummy.. just went there yesterday. it was really great. one of the best i have been too in a very long time. service was impeccable and the food extremely scrumptious - esp the seafood and desserts section. do note that the waiters do keep topping up your champagne glasses!! so you would have no idea as to how many you may have had...except when it comes to the end of the session and you are left trying to haul yourself out of the place with a very full tummy and head full of bubbly!!
worth a try!
Posted: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 5:20 pm
by Guest
monstergal wrote:umm..yummy.. just went there yesterday. it was really great. one of the best i have been too in a very long time. service was impeccable and the food extremely scrumptious - esp the seafood and desserts section. do note that the waiters do keep topping up your champagne glasses!! so you would have no idea as to how many you may have had...except when it comes to the end of the session and you are left trying to haul yourself out of the place with a very full tummy and head full of bubbly!!
worth a try!
wow!sound gd!!
hw much is the price??thk!
Posted: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 7:47 pm
by monstergal
usually you will need to book in advance cos most sundays they are fully booked. the usual price is 88 +++ but since its the xmas season its 98+++.
raffles longbar shitehouse
Posted: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 12:34 pm
by jelly
...the ritz, or marriot, or hyatt, or pan pacific, or shangri-la are all excellent choices for brunch --- one to avoid - unless you want to experience tru expat ripoff, is the raffles longbar steakhole. just crap, no service, poor food, tired atmosphere.. but at least it's expensive
Posted: Tue, 17 Aug 2010 4:44 pm
by Smilla1978
I'll add to that the tiffin room high tea. pretty poor imo. nice ambience though