It's almost impossible to try everything, but here are some highlights:
First up, the grill section. Ohmi Wagyu is the star here, along with the prawns.
The chefs here know how to cook it to the right doneness. The wagyu is beautifully tender and well-marbled, and the prawns really aromatic.
Start your day with Mongolian suckling pig too. Why not? Goes well with champagne. There's also roast chicken and beef prime rib nearby.
Verve Clicquot is the label served here. You can mix it with your fruit juices or go for a cocktail.
Fresh seafood on ice - oysters, snow crabs, scallops, crayfish, clams, mussels - you name it.
What would brunch be without eggs and bacon? Especially bacon. So you have the usual egg live station, as well crispy bacon galore.
And gorgeous bratwurst and sausages! Pair them with some grilled mushrooms, cherry tomatoes and hash browns. There are also grilled vegetables, and a sinfully creamy mac and cheese.
German pork knuckle sounds good for breakfast too!
The cheese section is a dream! It's a good variety of soft and hard cheeses.
I love trying all sorts of cheeses.
Housemade bread to go with the cheeses.
Breakfast pastries for the taking.
The foie gras station is kept busy with many requests for these delectable treats.
There is a live pasta station as well as little plated pasta dishes like this. Very Les Amis, this one, no? Well, that's where the similarity ends. Stick to the pasta station.
They even have Peranakan specialties like Itek Sio, Ayam Buah Keluak, Sambal Sotong, Chap Chye and Babi Pongteh. There's even rice tinged with the signature bunga telang (blue peaflower) dye. Other local dishes on the hot mains section include XO Prawns, Chili Crab and Yu Bak (pork belly braised in soy). Also seen are Indonesian favourites like Beef Rawan and Sayur Lodeh.
There's a whole section on Malay food too. The satay is sedap (yummy).
I spied this Fried Rice loaded with tobikko (flying fish roe). I just want to dive in.
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The Indian section looks pretty good too.
One of our favourite sections, the Swiss Raclette, serves melted cheesy goodness!
"Zhng" your laksa with some sio bak (roast pork) from the Chinese BBQ section! The noodle station serves good stuff, including a dark KL-style Hokkien mee.
Bak kut teh (pork rib soup) with you tiao and the yu bak (soy-braised pork belly).
The Japanese section is pretty extensive. Besides your sushi, sashimi, and tempura, you have Monjyayaki.
They also have mega chirashi and kaisendon-like bowls.
One station is dedicated to heirloom tomatoes!
Lots of healthy greens. Everything you need for a balanced diet.
Throw in some Iberico pork and coppa ham!
And as if the spread isn't enough, there are roving tables that serve you more yummy stuff. The seafood paella is not to be missed, no matter how full you are.
They have such a beautiful array of desserts, with a waffle/pancake/crepe station and an ice-cream counter.
All in all, this is a fabulous place to spend an indulgent Sunday.
Prices
SGD198 per adult* (unlimited Veuve Clicquot Rosé Champagne)SGD178 per adult* (unlimited Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label Champagne)
SGD118 per adult, SGD59 per child (six to 11 years old), includes unlimited fresh juices, soft drinks, coffee and tea
*Includes unlimited selection of red and white wines, selection of international beers, Passion Fruit Mojito, Sugarcane with Rum, Champagne Cocktail, fresh juices and soft drinks. Buffet menu items are on rotation basis and subject to change. Prices are subject to 10% service charge and 7% prevailing government taxes. Please note that prices may vary during festive periods and special occasions.
EDGE
7 Raffles Boulevard
Level 3 Pan Pacific Singapore
Singapore 039595
Tel: +65 6826 8240
Operating Hours:
Breakfast :
6:00am to 10:30am daily
Lunch:
12:00pm to 2:30pm (Monday to Saturday)
12:00pm to 4:00pm (Sunday Champagne Brunch)
Dinner:
6:30pm to 10:30pm daily
Many thanks to Edge for the invitation to the Sunday Brunch launch
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