I think we might have just tasted the best egg tart in Singapore. After sampling many types of egg tarts over the years from restaurants and Hong Kong-style char chaan tangs in Singapore, this wonderful Portuguese egg tart turned up in a most unexpected place – an European cafe in the heart of the Lion City.
The hotel may not be big but there are separate Capitol Kempinski restaurants that focus on Thai, German, Spanish, Italian, Singapore, American, European and Japanese cuisines. It is an interesting place to eat near City Hall MRT, especially for lunch on a rainy day in Singapore.
Katachi Style Sushi at the retail part of the Capitol Kempinski Hotel is a good-looking Japanese restaurant. With a convenient underground connection to the City Hall MRT station, we were able to get there for lunch without getting wet by the heavy rain.
15 Stamford by Alvin Leung is the signature restaurant at Capitol Kempinski Hotel. It bears the name of the celebrity chef behind the 3 Michelin-starred Bo Innovation in Hong Kong. The $29 or $39++ set lunch is a good deal to dine at this posh restaurant.
The set lunch at El Teatro Tapas is perfect for weight-watchers. I don’t think anyone will complain of feeling bloasted after lunch at this beautiful Spanish Restaurant at Capitol Kempinski Singapore.
The Capitol Kempinski Delivery webite is a central place to order food from the various restaurants of the hotel such as Chalerm Thai, La Scala Ristorante, Frieda and Berthold Delikatessen. We tried the $60 Classic Western Set for 2 persons and were more than happy with it. There is free island-wide delivery now (said to be for a limited time only) with a minimum spend of $60.
