My colleague and I were given a S$400 Paradise Group of Restaurants voucher. We were asked by our lady boss to go and treat our family to any of their restaurants which includes Taste Paradise, Paradise Inn, Paradise Pavilion, Seafood Paradise, Paradise Dynasty, Canton Paradise, Kung Fu Paradise, and One Paradise. We split the voucher into half so we could spend the voucher on separate occasions with our respective families. I chose to spent the voucher at Taste Paradise, Ion (Ion was relatively new at that time but we haven't had the chance to explore the place) on my father's birthday as it happened to fall on a Saturday.
We arrived at the peak of lunchtime hence the long queue. We took the chance to roam around the iconic ION Mall, Orchard.
We waited for more or less half an hour and when it was our turn, we were greeted by the restaurant's dramatic interior. My girl was fascinated with those glowing paper butterflies hanging on the wall.
I didn't get a good photo of the whole place but here's a screen grab from their website.
Hubby and I ordered the Executive Lunch A, a 5-course lunch set that we thought would fit the little girl and mama's taste.
We had dim sum trio as starter
followed by soup of the day. I can't remember what it's called.
This pan-seared fish fillet melts in the mouth. Yum!
For the main, we had sauteed ramen with BBQ honey pork. I love their portions, not too heavy on the stomach.
Lastly, we had chilled pumpkin puree with coconut milk for dessert. We didn't maximized the S$200 voucher hence we still managed to take home some dumplings which were really good. What can I say? Anything free is tasty. :D
FYI:
Taste Paradise Chinese Restaurant awards include:
Wine&Dine - One of Singapore's Finest Restaurants in 2009
Singapore Tatler - One of Singapore's Best Restaurants 2009
The Miele Guide - One of Asia's Finest Restaurants 2008/2009
It is best to book a table in advance if you want to have a great dining experience with them. There are a variety of food to choose from. Click here for their address and contact details.
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hahaha indeed, anything free is tasty! but free or not those food treats am sure taste heavenly!aahhhh hungry here!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place to eat and what delicious looking food! And it does look as though everyone had a great meal! Delightful captures, Cher!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
oh wow, you're boss is very generous Che, i love portions like that too so i can eat a little bit of everything, instead of huge portions which will leave me no room for dessert. everything looks yummy, you are making me hungry.
ReplyDeleteYup, anything free is tasty! But seriously, the food looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteis that a pumpkin where the soup was served? you have a generous boss.:p everything looks good!
ReplyDeleteYummy foods. I love dim sum..
ReplyDeleteVisiting for FTF- hope you can stop by:)
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Who doesn't like free food? I'd love to have that melt-in-the-mouth pan-seared fish fillet and the chilled pumpkin puree with coconut milk! Here's my FF entry: http://www.delightmyappetite.com/2012/03/a-hearty-dinner-at-classic-savory-chicken/
ReplyDeletethose foods looks delish Sis :-) it makes me drool too :-) http://www.homecookingwithjessy.com/baked-tilapia-fish-for-dinner/
ReplyDeleteThe whole place is so comfy, obviously the little girl had a blast visiting from FTF> here's my entry thanks Sahm’s Dining Diary
ReplyDeletewow, lucky you and everything sounds so delicious! and yes, anything free is great...visiting from FTF, hope you can visit me back. thanks and have a great week. :)
ReplyDeletewow...very elegant! anything free is wonderful! lol
ReplyDeletethank you so much for sharing over at Food Friday, Che