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Dining at MUSEO Quayside Isle is not just about its food, but the entire concept and experience. MUSEO (pronounced ‘moo-zay-o’) means museum in Italian, quite an appropriate name since this is one of the more uncommon places which allow both art-jamming and food.
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Yes, it is opened by the same people behind Arteastiq Boutique Tea House at Mandarin Gallery, known for their extensive tea collective and social painting space.
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The process of traveling to MUSEO already feels like experiencing a holiday – coming to the picturesque Quayside Isle, watching private yachts parked at Sentosa Cove, and proceeding up to the second storey which feels part-club, part-gallery, part-restaurant. Gorgeous view by the way.
The entire mood can momentarily make you feel extremely rich and luxurious. Or poor. Like who owns all these yachts?
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Loved its stylish black modern décor. Get the sofa seats next to the windows if you can. Nothing beats drinking tea and people-watching on a lazy afternoon. (Spotted Zoe Tay, Vivian Lai and Mark Lee.)
The menu is quite extensive, or peculiar, whichever way you see it. There is a range of entrees, sandwiches, desserts and dietary cocktails. The recommended feature is a Mezzanine set, where you can customise by choosing 4 dishes at $39. They make good starters to share amongst a group of friends. (Mezzanine means ‘in the middle’ architecturally).
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Creatively served in mid-sized glass cups, I was recommended the Roast Pork Belly, Barbequed Squid, Deep Fried Silver Fish and Soft Shell Chilli Crabs, all named after Picasso’s masterpieces such as “Three Musicians” and “Joys of Life”. Wait, isn’t Picasso Spanish?
I was somewhat expecting a more Italian or European savour to the dishes, though all four tasted rather Asian due to its accompanying sauces and preparation methods. Not that I minded it at all. The Pork Belly was good stuff (If I closed my eyes to eat, my mind will go “Cantonese sio bak”!).
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The main, such as Salmon & Red Pesto Spaghetti ($28) was also decent, the red capsicum pesto sauce was de-li-cious, but somehow doesn’t make you crave for more. It’s the fish.
Many come to MUSEO for its weekend High Tea Buffet ($48++ from 1.30pm to 5pm) with a range of more than 30 treats and dishes, perfectly complemented with specialty tea sets.
There are many reasons to like MUSEO, especially if you are a tea and arts person who just want to unwind on your day off.
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MUSEO Mezzanine Sets Giveaway!
MUSEO will be giving away 2 sets of Mezzanine with drinks (each valued at $58++) to 2 blessed Daniel’s Food Diary readers!
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Remember to include your email. Results will be announced 16th April.
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MUSEO Quayside Isle
31 Ocean Way #01-22 Singapore 098375 (Harbourfront MRT), Tel: +65 6734 8066
Opening Hours: 2pm-1am (Mon-Thurs), 1:30pm-2am (Fri-Sat), 1:30pm-1am (Sun)
Getting to Quayside Isle
Shuttle Bus: Board the complimentary Sentosa Bus 3 from the Beach Station Bus Interchange and alight at Sentosa Cove Village. Quayside Isle is an approximate 5-minute walk away. Shuttle bus services are available from 8am to 10.30pm at 30-minute intervals.
MRT: Take the North-East Line or Circle Line and alight at the HarbourFront Station. From there, you may either go to the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, transfer onto Sentosa Express or via the Sentosa Boardwalk.
Other Related Entries
Beanstro (Takashimaya)
The Ascot (The Grandstand)
Ocean Restaurant (Resorts World Sentosa)
Gordon Grill
Au Chocolat (Marina Bay Sands)
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