Marina Bay Sands’ signature restaurants present a series of limited-time gourmet delights from now through October. Savor gastronomical flavors from around the world with CUT by Wolfgang Puck’s exclusive first-to-Singapore Kagoshima bone-in craft wagyu, db Bistro’s Boulud Sur Mer weekly specials, RISE’s Golden Week four-course menu, Black Tap’s Korean chopped chicken salad and Yardbird’s Southern Fried Chicken Month, before rounding up October with Halloween-themed treats at KOMA, Origin + Bloom, Black Tap and LAVO’s Halloween edition of its iconic Sunday champagne brunch.
To celebrate the return of the integrated resort’s first long-running international theatrical production since the Covid-19 Circuit Breaker in 2020, ticket holders to La Clique can now enjoy special pre-theatre Show and Dine menus from CUT by Wolfgang Puck, db Bistro & Oyster Bar, Mott 32 and Yardbird.
La Clique ‘Show and Dine’ experience (September 18 – November 7)
Take your theatre experience up a notch with Marina Bay Sands’ Show and Dine packages, now available at a special price for ticketholders to the theatrical phenomenon La Clique. Four celebrity chef and signature restaurants are set to charm diners with curated two-course and four-course menus, available as a bundle with show tickets priced from S$133++ per person.
Steak connoisseurs will delight in CUT by Wolfgang Puck’s four-course menu, featuring sliders as the amuse course before starters such as the signature Maryland blue crab cake, heirloom tomato relish, basil aioli. For mains, take your pick from the all-time classic USDA prime, New York sirloin (170g), served with sautéed broccolini and hand cut French fries, the wild field mushroom pasta, or the tender young chicken, served with potato purée, wild field mushrooms and natural jus. Wrap up the feast with a choice of dessert, including the warm butterscotch apple crumble, oats, Tahitian vanilla ice cream.
Over at db bistro & oyster bar, the two-course menu kicks off with a sweet corn soup with summer vegetable marmalade, before a choice of mains from three indulgent options: potato gnocchi pomodoro with roasted zucchini and homemade ricotta, the Tasmanian sea trout served with a sauce vierge that combines the bright flavors of tomatoes, olives, capers, lemon and parsley, as well as the grilled chicken paillard accompanied with a citrus salad and sauce verte. Supplement the dinner with the molten chocolate cake (additional S$$14++), featuring a gooey chocolate centre melded with sea salt caramel, paired with a scoop of cookies & cream ice cream.
Diners with a penchant for Asian cuisine can enjoy contemporary Chinese restaurant Mott 32’s four-course menu comprising its crowd favorites. Menu highlights include the barbecue pluma iberico pork, yellow mountain honey as a choice of starter, as well as delicate dim sum such as the South Australian scallop, prawn, hot & sour Shanghainese soup dumpling. For mains, opt for the assorted seafood Inaniwa udon soup or the assorted seafood fried rice, conpoy, seaweed, before enjoying the sweetened guava soup, sago, pomelo for dessert.
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar rolls out its curated two-course menu, starting with the deviled egg & bacon topped with briny smoked trout roe and accompanied by fried green tomato, crispy pork belly bacon, tomato jam and frisee. For mains, the restaurant offers the theatre set special, featuring two pieces of its best-selling Lewellyn’s fine-fried chicken with chilled spiced watermelon and a freshly baked buttermilk biscuit. Sweet lovers can top up an additional S$10++ to enjoy their choice of dessert, including the tangy Grandma’s key lime pie or the banana split brownie sundae.
October Dining Specials
Black Tap’s Halloween Shake returns (October 29 – 31); introduces brand-new Korean chopped chicken salad (October 1 – 31)
Add a pop of color to your Halloween celebrations with Black Tap’s limited-time Halloween Shake (S$23++), available from October 29 to 31. A spectacular visual feast, the chocolate-based CrazyShake® features a vanilla frosted rim with candy corn, topped with a chocolate ‘spider-web’ cupcake, orange and white twisty pops, orange rock candy, orange sprinkles, and a chocolate drizzle.
Come October, Black Tap will also unveil its brand-new special of the month – the Korean chopped chicken salad (S$23++). The perfect mix of fresh and tasty, the salad features crispy chicken tenders and romaine lettuce topped with lightly charred corn, diced peppers, creamy avocado and frizzled onions, complete with Korean BBQ sauce and tangy buttermilk dill.
CUT by Wolfgang Puck introduces exclusive Kagoshima bone-in craft wagyu
CUT by Wolfgang Puck, the only contemporary steak restaurant in Singapore crowned a Michelin star for six consecutive years, has recently expanded its selection of premium cuts to offer the exclusive, first-to-Singapore Kagoshima bone-in craft wagyu. Appealing to a new generation of environmentally conscious meat connoisseurs, craft wagyu is revered as the absolute pinnacle of Japan’s wagyu brand, as it is bred and raised in farms that fulfill five stringent conditions, namely creativity, regional community, animal welfare, family-owned, and technology.
Exclusively available at CUT in Singapore, this exceptional bone-in wagyu hails from Mizusako Farm, one of Japan’s largest family-owned craft wagyu farms. Located in Ibusuki, the southernmost part of Kyushu, Japan, the farm is blessed with a pristine environment and warm climate, allowing its cattle to grow freely with natural, mineral-rich spring water.
A rare breeding cattle derived from improved pedigrees from Amami Oshima Island in Kagoshima and Okinawa, the prized Kagoshima craft wagyu is highly regarded for its robust flavors, aroma, and marbling for consistent tenderness in every bite. Aligned with second-generation owner Meister Mizusako’s vision for “next-generation Wagyu”, the cattle feeds on a chemical-free diet of okara (beancurd), roasted soybeans, quality grains, sweet potatoes and local vegetables. This recycled feed is fermented using a microorganism-based technology with its own original koji (rice malt), to result in a well-balanced red meat.
Grilled over glowing embers and apple wood, the luscious Kagoshima craft wagyu is available at CUT from S$450++ for an 800g ribeye (good for two pax).
Bid Bon Voyage to Summer with Boulud Sur Mer at db Bistro & Oyster Bar (October 1 – 31)
Explore the sunny coastal cuisine of Southern France, as db Bistro & Oyster Bar presents the Boulud Sur Mer series (three-course menu for S$68++ per person) to offer diners a taste of the French Riveria. Having worked in Cannes as a young chef, culinary icon Chef Daniel Boulud paid homage to the region and revived Provençal-inspired dishes through a Boulud Sur Mer pop-up at his flagship restaurant Daniel in New York last year. Riding on its success, db Bistro Singapore will be offering the highlights of this exclusive series across four weekly menus in October, specially curated to showcase the uplifting and bright flavors of rustic Provençal cuisine.
Starting October 1 – 7, unravel the seafood-inspired series with classic Mediterranean dishes such as the calamari Provençale, octopus a la plancha and Mediterranean seabass with grilled Summer vegetables, sauce verte. The second weekly menu (8 to 14 October) shines the spotlight on the quintessential use of various native herbs, olive oil and garlic in Provençal cuisine, starring dishes such as the Niçoise-style grilled tuna steak with olive dressing, the olive oil roasted snapper with artichokes barigoule and a fragrant basil pistou, and the house-made saffron linguini with Manila clams, perfumed with garlic, chili, parsley and bottarga.
From October 15 to 21, dive deep into the traditional cuisine of Provence, synonymous with “la cuisine de grand-mère” (Grandma’s cooking). Commence the evening with a hearty seafood bisque or the crispy frog legs with confit garlic, before opting for your choice of mains from the eggplant-wrapped swordfish or the herb roasted sea trout. End the evening on a sweet note with an indulgent tiramisu, layered with dark chocolate and coffee cream, or the refreshing gratin of fresh fruit served with vanilla custard. Crustacean lovers will enjoy the finale of the series (October 22 to 31), with starters such as the blue crab salad or seafood aglio olio served with succulent prawns and calamari, as well as mains such as the scallop & lobster sausage, served with mashed potatoes and a rich lobster sauce.
From October 1 to 15, savor db Bistro’s signature New England lobster roll at a very special price of S$25++ (U.P. S$38++), available for dine-in only from 12pm-5pm. Relish in chunks of succulent lobster, avocado and a delicious tarragon aioli, sandwiched between a fluffy buttered brioche roll, and served with a side of crispy French fries.
KOMA presents Autumn with a twist this Halloween (October 26 – November 1)
KOMA Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar is celebrating Halloween with a new cocktail and dessert that gives a nod to Autumn. Guests can enjoy the YasaiNo Hana (Wildflower) cocktail (S$23++), a floral and fruity concoction made with a bonito flake-infused gin, Melati non-alcoholic liqueur, lychee tea infused syrup, lime juice, Fever Tree cucumber tonic, garnished with dry lavender flowers. KOMA also captures the quintessence of Autumn in chocolate pumpkin (S$19++), a creamy dessert assembled with vanilla bavaroise, pumpkin orange marmalade and a cinnamon-nutmeg crunch. These items will be available for lunch and dinner at KOMA from October 26 to November 1.
Halloween Edition of LAVO’s Sunday Champagne Brunch (October 31, 12pm-3pm); LAVO introduces Sunset Session (daily from 3pm-6pm) and Early Wine Pours (weekdays from 11am-3pm)
This October, guests can revel in the spirit of Halloween at LAVO Italian Restaurant & Rooftop Bar as it hosts a Halloween-themed edition of its popular Sunday Champagne Brunch. Savor special dishes such as a charcoal pizza topped with savory pumpkin puree, whipped ricotta, toasted sunflower seeds and candy corn, foie gras and beef short rib croquettes, and homemade squid ink fettucini with sea urchin butter, salmon belly and crushed pistachio. LAVO will also be serving up some Halloween themed desserts such as mini “brain” raspberry jelly, pumpkin cupcakes, cinnamon cheesecake, pumpkin pie verrine and more. These dishes will be served alongside the regular brunch staples including fresh seafood from the raw bar, free-flow champagne, Peroni beer, and cocktails such as Mimosas, Bloody Marys and Singapore Slings.
LAVO Sunday Champagne Brunch – Halloween Edition will take place on 31 October from 12pm to 3pm and is priced at S$188++ per person (free flow Veuve Clicquot champagne and buffet menu) and S$98++ per person (food and non-alcoholic beverages). A family-friendly event, children aged four to 10 can also join in the festivities at S$38++ per person.
LAVO has introduced Sunset Session, a new sunset drinks promotion that is perfect for guests to unwind in the late afternoon with LAVO’s signature tipple in hand. Available daily from 3pm to 6pm, guests can pick from a selection of three signature cocktails – the popular LAVO Mule, the restaurant’s take on the classic Moscow Mule, and the refreshing Dragon Spritz and Voodoo Economics cocktails – priced at S$18++. Those after a light beer can opt for a Menabrea Lager at S$12++, or pick from a selection of house wines by the glass at S$15++ each. From Mondays to Fridays, LAVO will also be offering Early Wine Pours, where guests can choose from a selection of wines priced at S$14++ between 11am and 3pm.
Origin + Bloom presents spookily delicious Halloween treats (October 25 – November 1)
Picture-worthy Halloween-themed desserts await at Origin + Bloom, the integrated resort’s European-inspired patisserie. From October 25 to November 1, guests can pick up the booooba tea (S$12), shaped like the bubble tea with strawberry and peach, or indulge in a classic salted chocolate ghost muffin (S$5). Three sumptuous bakes are also available for trick or treating with your loved ones – choose from the herb-infused focaccia mask (S$5), sourdough (S$9) with a Halloween scoring, or the sweet pumpkin bun (S$4.50) with chestnuts. A spooktacular surprise awaits in-store from October 25 to November 7, as Origin + Bloom will unveil two Halloween themed brews from its biweekly coffee series (S$8 for small; S$8.50 for large).
Bountiful Golden Week feast at RISE (October 1 – 10)
From the 1st to 10th of October, look forward to treasured Chinese delicacies at RISE, as the team of veteran chefs present a sumptuous four-course feast (S$68++ per person with two bottles of Singapore lager; S$48++ per person without lager; minimum two persons)2. Begin with the succulent Sichuan-style chicken (口水鸡), a mouthwatering cold delicacy in chili oil, before moving into two hearty main courses – poached seabass with pickled capsicums (酸汤金目劳), complemented with enoki mushrooms and cold skin noodles, as well as the well-loved Sichuan mapo tofu crab meat rice (蚧肉麻婆豆腐饭). These spicy dishes go well with the Singapore Lager, a light, refreshing beer that drinks smooth, crisp, and clean, before cooling off from the heat with traditional ah balling peanut soup (丸子花生汤).
Fried chicken lovers, unite! Yardbird presents Southern Fried Chicken Month (October 1 – 31)
This October, fans of Yardbird Southern Table & Bar’s crispy chicken wings are in for a delightful feast, as the restaurant presents four weekly specials through Southern Fried Chicken Month (S$34++ per platter). The classic American restaurant’s signature 27-hour brined crispy fried chicken takes centre stage, as Executive Chef Leonard Delgado and his team present the all-time favorite wings tossed in four house-made sauces.
From October 1 to 10, lovers of spicy fried chicken can delight in the Louisiana hot chicken, starred by chef’s spicy tangy cayenne pepper sauce, complemented with mouth-cooling blue cheese. From October 11 to 17, explore Southeast Asia’s treasured spices with the chili-lime fried chicken, elevated with shishito peppers and fresh Thai basil, before rediscovering America’s heritage flavors from 18 to 24 October with the sweet and tangy Carolina BBQ. Round up the month with the sensational Korean BBQ, a feast for the senses as crispy ginger lime fried chicken meets spicy sweet chilli barbecue sauce. Pair these wings with two hours of free flow Blue Moon draft beer at S$30++ per person.
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