3/5 Meng Hui O. 4 years ago on Google
1880
is
a
private
members
only
club
for
dining
in
the
Inter
Continental
Hotel
at
1
Nanson
Road
next
to
the
historic
Singapore
River.
I
went
for
a
private
Christmas
lunch
and
didn’t
have
a
chance
to
check
out
the
place
properly.
The
entry
from
the
street
level
was
typical
for
a
conference
hotel
with
the
typical
escalator
zigzag
two
flights
up.
I
went
up
the
escalator
to
the
3rd
floor,
I
was
shocked
with
the
darkness
and
the
fake
stars
that
covered
the
entire
low
tunnel
up.
The
first
sight
was
from
the
disco
era
with
round
shiny
metal
doors
which
swings
out
from
the
hinge
which
is
3/4
of
the
diameter
of
the
round
doors.
Just
think
of
the
Hobbits!
It
didn’t
get
better.
After
trying
to
get
my
eyes
adjusted
to
the
dark
3rd
floor
ride
up,
I
could
not
open
the
doors!!
No
handles
and
no
idea
how
to
open
the
doors.
Banged
on
the
glass
doors
and
trying
to
remember
how
the
Hobbits
opened
their
doors!!
Rescued
by
a
very
kind
tourist!
The
foyer
wasn’t
any
better.
A
really
tacky
display
of
towels,
pseudo
tropical
items
and
etc
greeted
me.
I
couldn’t
look
at
them.
The
item
which
killed
me
was
the
cheap
white
plastic
Christmas
tree,
which
I
thought
was
a
fire
hazard
and
had
me
looking
for
the
emergency
exits!
The
private
room
was
ok.
Nothing
to
write
home
about.
What
killed
me
was
the
sound
system
which
was
way
too
loud
to
hear
any
speeches.
The
speakers
had
been
blown
up
by
high
volume
and
emitted
a
very
nasty
scratchy
noise
with
the
Christmas
carols.
Ugh!!
Food
was
a
bit
below
par.
Not
what
I
expected
from
a
private
dinning
club.
Ordered
the
risotto
with
shaved
truffles
and
turkey
for
the
main
course.
Safe
and
what
can
go
wrong??
I
can
say
that
if
turkey
is
cooked
western
style
with
stuffing
and
potatoes
,
garlic
stir
fried
Brussels
sprouts
a
la
Chinese
wok
was
a
shocking
jar
to
the
taste
buds.
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