Lobster at Captain K Seafood Tower

Where To Find Crustaceans This April

Vienna King Crab served at Captain K Seafood Tower
Crustaceans Vienna King Crab served at Captain K Seafood Tower

For the month of April, we source out where you can have an amazing Crustacean April.  We absolutely love our crabs, lobsters and prawns.

Here are some specials for you to check out.

Captain K Seafood Tower

Nine Tier Tower at Captain K Seafood Tower
Nine Tier Tower at Captain K Seafood Tower

A new trend has started at Prinsep Street located in what used to be Burger King at 30 Prinsep Street next to Rendezvous Hotel. We’ve all seen those Instagram photos of towers of steam boat with each layer containing a different types of seafood. The food is steamed fresh and you can dip them in a selection of sauces that you scoop on your own.

Sauces at Captain K Seafood Tower
Sauces at Captain K Seafood Tower

Captain K Seafood Tower is available in a choice of three, five, seven or nine layers priced at S$52.90, S$98.90, S$188.90 and S$288.90 respectively.  The three layer tower is good for two while the nine layer tower is perfect for eight.

Captain K Seafood Tower - Additional Dishes
Captain K Seafood Tower Additional Dishes

And if there is not enough, you can add on reasonably priced plates of other dishes such as vegetable, noodles, luncheon meat amongst other choices.

We tried out the nine layer tower. So what’s in the nine layers? –

  • Layer 1 – Scallops with vermicelli and garlic
  • Layer 2 – Prawns
  • Layer 3 – Squid stuffed with rice
  • Layer 4 – Shellfish – Oyster
  • Layer 5 – Crustaceans – Lobster
  • Layer 6 – Shellfish  – Clams
  • Layer 7 – Shellfish – Mussels
  • Layer 8 – Crustaceans – Langoustine
  • Layer 9 – Soup Base
Captain K Seafood Tower 9 Tier
Captain K Seafood Tower 9 Tier

Actual shell fish and crustaceans served will depend on seasonal availability. And you have a choice of Korean Kimchi stew, Korean inspired chicken ginseng broth or the classic Kombu Dashi. The meal comes with complimentary soft drinks, barley tea as well as rice which are self service. If you are craving for Korean beer, soju bomb or the special watermelon soju, those are priced separately.

 

Wah Lok Cantonese Restaurant at Carlton Hotel

Boston Lobster in Superior Stock
Boston Lobster with Superior Stock

Wah Lok is offering their Boston Lobster at a special promotion rate of S$9.80 / 100g compared to the usual S$14 / 100g (for the month of April only). You can choose to prepare your lobster in many different styles but we would recommend the Lobster with Superior Stock. Alternatively you can fall back on their signature Lobster Mee Sua Soup.

Call +65 6311 8188 for reservations.

 

The Kitchen Table at W Singaore Sentosa Cove

W Singapore - Crabby Saturdays
Crabby Saturdays at W Singapore W Singapore photo

Specially in April, The Kitchen Table at W Singapore Sentosa Cove introduces Crabby Saturdays, a lunch special featuring crab dishes such as Southern Style Crab Bisque, Wok Fried Crab with Tamarind & Chilli, Crab Curry Kanlrar’r Jhol, Homemade Crab Rangoon, Mango Gazpacho with Jalapeno and Crab Relish and Crab Meat and Char Siew Wok Fried Rice. Ala Carte, starting from S$10++.

Call +65 6808 7268 for reservations.

 

The Manhattan FISH MARKET

Louisiana Seafood Bomb with Mud Crab (S.95)
Louisiana Seafood Bomb with Mud Crab S$3995 Manhattan Fish Market photo

From now till 31st May 2016, The Manhattan FISH MARKET is serving a Louisiana Seafood Bomb, with six different types of seafood baked together with rice and a special Louisiana sauce. There are three options – Salmon (S$33.95), Tiger Prawns (S$29.95) and Mud Crab (S$39.95). Available at all 15 outlets around Singapore.

 

Antoinette 

Antoinette's Chilli Crab Croissant
Antoinettes Chilli Crab Croissant Antoinette photo

Chef Pang’s latest Chilli Crab Croissant marries his French culinary background and his local Singaporean roots.  Limited quantities are made fresh everyday and retails at S$7.50++ each. Available in Antoinette’s outlets – Penhas (from 11am on weekdays and 10am on weekends) and Mandarin Gallery (from 12pm daily).

We got to try this and enjoy how much fillings there are in this croissant. We crave for more.

 

 

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Kevin Khoo
Kevin is a self-professed foodie who loves his bak chor mee as much as an authentic al dente aglio olio; and savoury as much as sweets. He also works in F&B so he literally eats and breathes food. He struggles to stay in shape.

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