Forest @ Resort World Sentosa
FOREST @ RWS
Venue: Lobby Equarius Hotel
( If you are driving, proceed to B1 West carpark, purple zone)
Contact: 6577 6688
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Finally, the long awaited wedding anniversary lunch celebration! We had been postponing it as there was always something on on Sunday, and this 8 course set menu is only available on Sunday. Hey, at least we still "made it" within the month of June. =p
The restaurant is decorated in such a manner that keeps reminding you of its name Forest. Brown wooden pillars ( probably laminated) that branch out to the high ceiling, leaves featured wall, flowers, even the staff are donned in brown suit. My notti hubby suggested that the staff should wear a green cap so that they will look like walking trees. =_="
Anyway, the whole setting gives a very soothing and comfortable ambience. What a lovely way to start the Sunday noon! Lunch starts at 12pm mah...
*Thinking aloud*
Where can buy basil seeds? I read somewhere that basil seeds are good for digestion and makes a nice dessert by just mixing plain yogurt, berries and basil seeds. Sound real easy and yummy. =)
1) Soup of the Day
Soup of the day is winter melon soup. Can really smell the aroma of the soup from far. Taste wise, I was expecting sweeter since it smelt so nice. Nonetheless, a tasty soup to warm the stomach and we were so ready for the delicacies! Bring it on!
2) Tuna Tartar marinated with Mango served in Cone
3) Baby Abalone in Thai Style
The abalone was slightly spicy, just enough to tease the tongue, complemented with a sour/sweet /spicy green apple salad. Even my silly hubby who doesnt like to eat abalone, said this dish was good.
The presentation itself was so thoughtful to contain the tuna tartar in a cone, which kind of "force" you to take a mouthful. Then you truly appreciate the dish and savour the marination which was so good. The amazing part - the cone was still crispy despite the tuna tartar being moist and flavourful.
4) Pan seared Hokkaido Scallop in Black Bean Sauce
5) Vietnamese Roll with Sliced Lobster in XO Chili Sauce
Obviously, the scallop being so huge already won the hearts. Yet I liked that it was treated in a very typical Chinese style with black bean sauce and fried shallots ( I think) even though the presentation said a different thing. I expected the sauce to be on the salty side just like the normal black bean sauce, but somehow this was just nice and I polished the sauce clean with the big fat scallop. Yum!
Again, the sauce accompanying the tasting portion adds a lot of points to the dish. I thought it tasted like Japanese sesame sauce. A pity that the lobster slice was a tab too little to really taste the natural sweetness, so that's why the sauce played a vital role.
6) Steamed Egg Chawanmushi with Crab Meat
Hey, I luv chunky crab meat that I don't have to shell myself. Hehe
7) Deep Fried Prawn with Crispy Cereal
A ball of springy prawn coated in fresh crispy cereal. Fresh because I really dont taste any symptom of oil, yet it was so crispy!
Tip of the day: Dun waste the cereal, eat it with the chawanmushi too!
8) Steamed Cod Fillet with Yunnan Ham and minced Ginger in Lotus Leaf
By now, we were almost full. The servings here really were really decent even though they are suppose to be tasting portions. I like that they never cut corners! It was okay, we can tahan and will definitely finish this course. *affirmation nod* So now, we were finally at the main course.
The cod fish was very smooth and literally just fell apart with a stroke from the fork, no knife needed! Since I have a shorter body, which means my nose is nearer to the plate, I can smell a very strong lotus leaf. I dunno why, but I thought that there was a tiny weeny bitter aftertaste, which I reckon was due to the lotus leaf. Overall, it was still a very delightful dish.
9) Wok Fried Beef Cubes accompanied with Pan-seared Foie Gras
Bet you cant tell, but there were foie gras cubes "hidden" amongst the beef tenderloin cubes. Now I'm the silly one, I just threw all the foie gras to hubby's plate. Me DUN LIKE foie gras.
The beef was pale compared to the other dishes, the meat was slighly tough but I still liked the wok fried fragrant. And dont forget to eat the crispy nest!
10) Braised Japanese Ramen with Crab Meat
11) Wok Fried Jap Pearl Rice with Smoke Duck and Sausage
12) Mango with Pomelo
13) Pandan Cake with Crumbles
Thank goodness, desserts were light hearted instead of pulut hitam or durian cheesecake. It would have been an agony if those were served.
The pandan cake was very light & fluffy with the added crunch, wished that there were more crumbles though.
We ended off with tea!
Not sure whether tea/coffee was included in the set. We saw other customers left without having them, but yet we were not charged with extra cost.
Just for sharing, if you are thinking of coming here, why not sign up with RWS invite, which costs $150 for a year membership. In return, you will get $200 dining vouchers. More worth it right? ^_^
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