Palm Beach Seafood Restaurant 棕榈滩 traces its roots back to 1956, beginning as a pushcart on old Upper East Coast
Road. Savour 65 years of heritage with a new menu of signature dishes from
yesteryear – The 1956 Menu – now placed alongside the grand menu.
Singapore Rojak 新加坡啰惹 ($12.00++) Creative presentation in a banana leaf ‘cone’ with a delightfully unique addition of century egg.
Stir-fried Mussels in Soy Bean Sauce and Sambal Chilli参巴青口贝(from $16.00++) Light yet
flavourful dish packs familiar local flavours.
Deep Fried ‘Golden Phoenix’ with Spicy Sauce狮城开胃鱼 ($48.00++, 800g) Fresh water ‘Golden Phoenix’ fish is deep-fried to a golden crisp topped with house-made sauce served with a side of papadum.
Poultry Oyster Sauce Chicken 蚝油鸡 ($24.00++) Value-for-money whole organic Anxin chicken served in a giant steaming basket.
Signature items includes:
Crab Ala Singapura 狮城烧烤蟹 (Market Price, from 1kg) Grilled at 400 degrees Celsius with melted mozzarella, aged parmesan cheese, creamy French butter, salt and pepper
Crab Ala Singapura 狮城烧烤蟹 (Market Price, from 1kg) Grilled at 400 degrees Celsius with melted mozzarella, aged parmesan cheese, creamy French butter, salt and pepper
Fried Kang Kong with Cuttlefish鱿鱼蕹菜 M ($18.00++)
and L ($28.00++) Tender cuttlefish and fresh Kang Kong, mixed with sweet sauce,
chilli, and spicy dried shrimps, and complete with deep-fried shallots and
nuts
King Prawn Soup玉露大虾汤 ($14.00++) features luxurious live lobster with vermicelli in a milky and tangy superior chicken stock
For a sweet finish, pick from a range of unique desserts
Orh-Nee 芋泥 ($4.80++) comprising yam paste, creamy pumpkin and sweet potato paste served warm with the classic gingko nut
Sweet Potato and Yam with Ice-cream鸳鸯香雪糕 ($6.00++) the restaurant’s special interpretation of Bubur Cha Cha – a contemporary, deconstructed version with the trademark sweet potato and yam cubes meticulously moulded, then topped with coconut ice cream and gula melaka sauce
Fried Durian 炸榴莲 ($6.00++) made with Mao Shan Wang that is crisp on the outside, while creamy and rich within.
NEW! Lunch-exclusive Pao Fan
Yuan-Yang Seabass Crackling Rice Soup 鸳鸯海鲈鱼泡饭 ($16.80++) This value-for-money option features fish cooked two ways – beautifully presented with a generous serving of crispy fried Seabass, alongside silky slices of the fish in a well-seasoned and refreshing seafood broth containing cooked rice, as well as crispy rice puffs and you tiao.
Location:
Palm Beach Seafood
1 Fullerton Road, #01-09
One Fullerton
Singapore 049213