Singapore - LP+Tetsu, anyone been?

[kobri]

Hallo,

I'm thinking about including this venue in my Singapore program. Has anyone been there? Worth trying?

Thank you

[klyeoh]

I'd been there only once when it first opened. Very formal space - I felt a bit constricted, but probably just me, because I'd always regarded Tanglin Mall as a place to relax and have a casual meal.

Do you like French-Japanese fusion? It's done to death, but still has its followers/fans if you're into that sort of thing.

[kobri]

Well, I do like french-japanese cuisine. But in this particular case it has 2 reasons, First, I thought that it can be interesting to compare LP to french-Japanese restaurants in paris, such as Kei, Passage 53, Le Bigarrade, which I have recently visited. Second, I cannot really decide on some other dining option for european or fusion cuisine in Singapore. By Iggy's I'm not really convinced with his concept, and I have heard a lot of odd stories about Andre and I'm not sure about Waku Ghin. Have you any suggestions?

[M_Gomez]

kobri, why don't you try Taratata Bistro on Keong Saik Road? My girlfriends (or rather "mahjong" partners) bought me a birthday treat there recently, and the place was fabolous. Run by two Frenchmen who're tremendously talented.
http://melicacy.com/?p=4462

For a mixed bag of cuisine and food choices, but with an amazing view of Singapore, go to Ku De Ta:-
http://melicacy.com/?p=4484

[kobri]

Thank you; M_Gomez. Actually I have planned Taratata for lunch already. It seems to be fabulous in sense of food quality and price. For the evening I was thinking about more refined food.