The skyline feels that the bright sun came to the top floor of Singapore's landmark Sands at noon. It was not to see the swimsuit girl in the infinity pool, but to enjoy the restaurant next to the pool. This Singapore's top-ranked American restaurant is too difficult to order, but any delicious restaurant is difficult to order, basically the law. There are three reasons why spago is difficult to determine. One is that the scenery here is excellent. In the small country of bullets, Singapore, it is definitely the skyline; The second is delicious. Lu Jiansheng, who has lunch with him, has long been cooked and rotten to his chest; but the more important point is that the price is really cheap. The package of a soup, a staple food and a dessert is priced at S$65, equivalent to less than 400 yuan. The comparison is simply a great value. The tomato soup recommended by Brother Lu is a French-style soup, which is very fresh and slippery. Maybe the design of the restaurant is to eat bread. I often group to "visit" Europe. Mr. Dong Keping also threw a deep look at this tomato soup. The staple food is the octopus recommended by Brother Lu. The charcoal is very fragrant and the taste is soft. It is like rice cake. Then share the salmon and pigs of the young ladies at the same table. I found that the standard of the restaurant is quite high. Even the small potato is a small staple food. It is very delicious. It is worthy of being a "regular guest" in the recommended restaurants of the world's major travel guides. Spago's desserts and even coffee are very good, more than SGD 60 packages are matched with various snacks such as truffle chocolate, in the cost of living exclusive to Asian steamed buns Singapore, it is simply "flat to fly". So, can not help thinking about the domestic high-end catering industry popular topic is whether there is now a consumption downgrade, I thought it is just to bubble, after all, the first two years of high-end exquisite catering is essentially to b, not to c.
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