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President's Table III
Cherry Garden, Mandarin Oriental Singapore (5th Floor) |
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ts here again
... our very own special small
scale members only dinner, organized
primarily to thank members for
their support during these uncertain
economic conditions. I am pleased
to present to you our third of
the series of such small events
… the President’s
Table III.
We have just shipped all of our
wines that were stored in London
back to Singapore earlier this
year and have decided to ‘break
the shipment’ by testing
and pairing some of the wines
with Chinese cuisine, specially
prepared by Executive Chef Hiew
Gun Khong of the Cherry Garden
Restaurant, Mandarin Oriental
Singapore. I would like to thank
our member, Chew Kia Seng for
having taken time off to help
me in arranging for this interesting
menu, which cannot be repeated.
As before, I have decided to keep
such events small and intimate
and thus, have limited this event
to 20 pax ONLY.
IT seems de rigueur nowadays for
Chinese restaurants to play musical
chefs with one another. Cooks
who have previously been closely
associated with certain restaurants
seem to pop up at rival establishments
with something approaching clockwork
regularity.
Take executive Chinese Chef Hiew
Gun Khong, for example. After
a notable stint at the Four Seasons
Hotel's top-rated Jiang Nan Chun
restaurant, he has switched culinary
camps and has been recruited by
Mandarin Oriental Singapore's
Cherry Garden.
It is a homecoming of sorts for
Chef Hiew, who was part of the
original restaurant team for the
Mandarin Oriental group's flagship
hotel beside the Petronas Towers
in Kuala Lumpur several years
ago, together with Jereme Leung
of the Whampoa Club in Shanghai.
It could all get a bit confusing
for the typical diner, so the
sensible thing to do is to let
the food speak for itself. Chef
Hiew is touted as one of a growing
group of new-generation Malaysian-born
chefs whose skill and technique
is on par with what the top Hongkong
chefs have to offer.
This event is deliberately kept
small and is extremely good value,
so don’t even ponder or
think about it … just reply
immediately to reserve your seats.
And ……. MARK YOUR
CALENDAR !!!
Coming your way on the 8th August
2009 (Saturday) ….. National
Day Dinner ….
where you will be presented with
a gastronomical treat of top Cuisine
exquisitely created and prepared
by the Executive Chef of the St.
Regis, Singapore, paired with
the very best of Bordeaux wines
to match … befitting the
occasion of our annual Vice-President’s
dinner …. So look out for
it.
The Society …
Presents
President’s Table III
Date: 17th July 2009 (Friday)
Venue: Cherry Garden, Mandarin
Oriental Singapore (5th Floor)
Time: 7.30pm (Reception), 8.15pm
(Dinner)
Price: Member (S$120.00)
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Limited to 20 pax
Bookings and reservations: Please
email: CT Chen at ctchen@acieslaw.com
PLEASE NOTE: Reservations WILL
NOT be considered confirmed unless
the Booking Form together with
Payment
is received by 13th July 2009.
Menu Selection:
Please see Menu attachment.
Wine Selection:
Chassagne Montrachet 1ER Cru Boudiotte,
Fontaine-Gagnard 1999
Chandon de Brialle Pernand Vergelesses
2002
Chateau Cantermerle 2000
Chateau Jean De Gue 2000
Pichon Longueville au Baron 1988
CNDP Pegau Cuvee Reserve 2000
Max Ferd Richter Spatlese 1997
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