Welcome to Sentosa.

Blew me away. Other than the orange, that's black sesame ice cream sitting on rice pudding. It's not only that the latter was surprisingly good, it's how everything complemented each other. $17 though hahaha.

Striploin drizzled with anticucho sauce. It's superb. The beef was really premium. It was both smoky outside and pink inside. $79 though hahaha.

This is very Chinese haha. The Peruvian side was not obvious.

Peruvian fried rice lol. What's more Chinese than XO sauce? There's actually three kinds of carbs - rice, quinoa and noodle. The ingredients are also sumptuous - scallops, prawns, squid, omelette and veg. I would say Peru raised the bar haha.

Excellent.

This is so Chinese haha. The meat was so-so but the skin was crackling. Interesting combination too. There's "Tamal de Arroz" ba zhang, lettuce for wrapping the pork, salsa, chilli and sweet potato puree.

Peruvian dim sum. Perfection. I mean, it contains cod and scallop, how not to.

Made with Flor de Cana rum, Malbec grape, lime, pineapple, orange. Good!

[Sentosa, Singapore 🇸🇬]

Buffet Lunch

Nasi Ulam (vegetarian)

Canto Style Fried Longevity Noodle

Wok Fried Seasonal Greens with Lotus Root (vegetarian)

Ayam Buah Keluak

Steamed Perch with Black Bean Sauce

Dang Kui Roasted Duck with Sweet Chilli

Crabmeat Money Bag with Wasabi Mayo

Salad Bar

German Potato Salad And Turkey Bacon and Quinoa

Waldorf Salad with Walnuts & Dried Fruits (vegetarian)

Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter (vegetarian)

Assorted cakes

Good Old Days
Address 🛖 : 60 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 🇸🇬 098997

Beach day at Sentosa beaches can be extreme hot during the daytime, thankfully you can find an air-conditioned restaurant to cool down and enjoy your lunch.

Good Old Days is just located beside Beach Station. Offering local delights and other cuisine as well.

Although the price is considering higher, but I actually enjoy much for their Hainanese Chicken Rice here. The chicken is so soft and delicious.

Comes with a bowl of soup and side of veggies.

Metres away from the new Gourmet Park, here still serves better hawker food. This wine-laced soup was delicious, the fish and prawns were plump, and there's also scallops.

One of the beach club along Siloso Beach that is much closer to the nearest monorail station.

Besides offering much of the water sport activities, they also have an outdoor dining area on the beach focusing Hawaiian style of foods & drinks.

I went for this grilled seabass on the top of the barley risotto. The fish itself grilled perfectly for me without over burnt too much.