For a lighter meal, Hai Tien Lo’s set lunches and dinners or dim sum brunch (from $58, available till 9 August) are a good bet. If you don’t intend on making the trek back home after all the festivities, check in the Deluxe Room for a night ($280) and enjoy a languorous stay with breakfast for two and a 4pm check out. Don’t leave without stopping by The Atrium for a mango-soursop Merlion or Chempedak Cake ($46). The tropical confections make great gifts for foreign friends to get in on the festivities.
7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square. Call 6826 8240 or email celebrate.sin@panpacific.com for enquiries or reservations.
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