5/5 Janice L. 1 year ago on Google
When
I
reserved
a
table
at
Fleur
De
Sel,
I
was
only
thinking
of
just
enjoying
some
nice
French
food
at
a
modern
setting,
and
oh
boy,
this
restaurant
brings
so
much
more
onto
the
table.
I'm
totally
impressed
since
I
enjoy
the
complete
set
of
classic
French
hospitality
here:
complimentary
Bread
with
French
butter,
the
Canapés,
the
pouring
of
sauces
over
the
dishes
in
front
of
the
patrons
(I
miss
this
nice
little
gesture
so
much,
my
last
experiences
with
this
were
at
Odette
and
French
restaurants
of
such
caliber
many
years
ago),
the
French
palate
cleanser
and
the
Petit
Fours.
Best
of
all,
I
get
to
enjoyed
these
without
costing
an
arm
or
a
leg.
And
yes,
lots
of
videos
ensured
to
capture
the
pouring
of
sauces.
Feel
free
to
request
the
friendly
and
patient
staff
to
hold
on
for
a
while
while
getting
the
video
mode
ready.
By
the
way,
the
service
here
is
exceptional.
It
really
takes
me
to
the
days
of
dining
at
classic
French
restaurants
that
achieve
perfection
in
service.
The
setting
of
the
restaurant
is
contemporary
and
classy,
with
the
colour
white
as
main
theme.
I
can
really
feel
that
I'm
in
a
fancy
French
restaurant
here
(the
French
songs
playing
in
the
background
helps
with
that),
but
without
the
dining-is-serious-business
vibe
due
to
the
modern
feel
of
the
place.
So
I
feel
very
ease
here
actually
and
loving
it
lol
The
real
show
begins
when
Le
Crabe
is
served.
The
rich-in-flavours
ingredients
really
work
their
magic
here.
Briny
fresh
crab,
buttery
n
grassy
avocado
and
refreshingly,
mildly
sweet
balsamic
sorbet
work
so
well
together.
I
love
this
creamy
treat.
The
awesome
dining
journey
continues
with
La
Saint-Jacques.
The
seared
succulent
plump
Hokkaido
scallop
has
this
amazing
pan
seared
surface
that
is
slightly
crispy
and
carries
an
iota
of
smokiness,
Butternut
squash
purée
adds
the
earthy
sweetness
while
Parma
ham
introduces
bits
of
excitement
into
the
taste.
Lychee
granita
is
one
of
the
best
palate
cleansers
I
have.
I
love
the
sweet
floral
taste
of
lychee
and
the
minuscule
bites
of
lychee
gives
a
nice
variation
in
texture.
Le
Baba
is
oh-so-good.
In
fact,
I
heard
the
patrons
at
a
neighbouring
table
swooning
over
this.
The
service
staff
will
slice
the
baba
cake
in
half
in
front
of
the
patrons.
And
the
cake
actually
jiggle
a
bit
when
the
knife
slice
through
it:
a
testimony
to
how
fluffy
it
is.
And
a
look
at
the
interior
proves
it.
Next
comes
the
Bailey's.
The
staff
will
enquire
on
the
preferred
amount
of
Bailey's
to
be
added
prior
to
adding
it
in.
Lastly,
the
generous
amount
of
light
and
fresh
creamy
Vanilla
cream
is
added
onto
the
Baba.
This
hits
the
right
spot
in
both
taste
and
texture.
The
cream
and
the
tart
taste
of
passionfruit
glaze
juxtapose
so
well
with
the
herbal
bitterness
of
Bailey's.
This
is
a
must-try
here.
I'm
really
surprised
by
how
intricate
the
dining
experience
here,
and
I
feel
so
pampered
when
dining
here.
By
the
way,
there
is
no
dress
code,
so
one
can
enjoy
fine
French
food
in
a
relaxing
ambience
and
clothing.
This
is
one
of
the
places
I
will
recommend
to
experience
the
full
extent
of
French
dining
while
not
over-stressing
the
wallet.
Thoughts:
Lovely
French
Restaurant
for
Indulgence