~High Tea~
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any suggestions ????
pls tell me the place n prices too ....
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Fullerton Hotel
The Courtyard
Afternoon Tea
For a mid-afternoon respite, visit The Courtyard and enjoy a scrumptious afternoon tea that features the renowned English pastry - Bakewell Pudding, among other delicious treats. Served on a three-tier tea stand, our tea-time selection also includes freshly baked scones, assorted preserves, traditional tea sandwiches and delicate pastries. Guests will be able to select their favourite accompaniment from our selection of Clipper teas.
2.30pm to 6pm
S$23 per person -
Try the high tea at hotel phoneix...i remember the price is quite average and worth it.....
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more detailed menu have or not?Originally posted by FireIce:Fullerton Hotel
The Courtyard
Afternoon Tea
For a mid-afternoon respite, visit The Courtyard and enjoy a scrumptious afternoon tea that features the renowned English pastry - Bakewell Pudding, among other delicious treats. Served on a three-tier tea stand, our tea-time selection also includes freshly baked scones, assorted preserves, traditional tea sandwiches and delicate pastries. Guests will be able to select their favourite accompaniment from our selection of Clipper teas.
2.30pm to 6pm
S$23 per person
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anyone tried the "window by the park" high tea restaruant at holiday inn park view?
shangri la's rose veranda is good...if it's still there -
I have high tea almost everyday.
Take my 14cm tall cup, put in BOH tea bag, and pour hot water in.
There. high tea
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some one once told me singaporean like to eat high tea because...generally they quite cheapskate.....they will skip lunch, go for high tea, eat till very full, then no need to eat dinner liao. In that case, pay price of one meal for 2 meals!!