Crossroads Cafe (Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel)

Nice oasis in orchard road area, much more open than Privé opposite from the crossroads. Long menu and drinks list for a Café. The char kway teow is less good than the one at One Ninety at Four Seasons Hotel, but it’s pretty good. Friendly service staff. If you have Entertainer 1-for-1 deal, it’s excellent value. You should cross the crossroads to have a bite at Crossroads.

Nice oasis in orchard road area, much more open than Privé opposite from the crossroads. Long menu and drinks list for a Café. The char kway teow is less good than the one at One Ninety at Four Seasons Hotel, but it’s pretty good. Friendly service staff. If you have Entertainer 1-for-1 deal, it’s excellent value. You should cross the crossroads to have a bite at Crossroads.

Nice oasis in orchard road area, much more open than Privé opposite from the crossroads. Long menu and drinks list for a Café. The char kway teow is less good than the one at One Ninety at Four Seasons Hotel, but it’s pretty good. Friendly service staff. If you have Entertainer 1-for-1 deal, it’s excellent value.

Recommend the salad, mushroom risotto and the burger 🍔, house pour wine so so, just a happy hour one, location wise, it’s at open area so ppl are smoking behind u😖

This is probably one of the most expensive I had tried. Tasted wok hee but slightly on salty side to me. I had the seafood version, so far so good.

They honor the burrple beyond so meal for 2 with drinks is about $80.

The food is great. No doubt. Steak was well cooked, chicken was plump. Risotto sauce was prefect and went well with the protein.

Drinks are crazy expensive. A simple watermelon or orange juice is $18 including tax.

I still liked the overall experience of luxury. Location and ambience was perfect.

4 stars