Pink High Tea at Shangri-La Hotel Singapore: For A Limited Time Only w/ Both Dine-In & Takeaway Options
In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, The Rose Veranda at Shangri-La Hotel Singapore has crafted a limited-time-only Pink High Tea experience that includes both dine-in and takeaway options from 1 to 31 October for you to satisfy your mid-afternoon tea sesh cravings, with the bonus that it goes towards a good cause.
With every Pink High Tea set ordered, the hotel will donate $5 to the Breast Cancer Foundation to support local programmes on eradicating breast cancer as a life-threatening disease
Pink High Tea Dine-In Experience
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To appease you and your date’s hunger, the Pink High Tea Dine-In Experience serves a three-course high tea set alongside a choice of one of three mains for each diner, namely Pan Seared King Prawns with Tomato Risoni, Crème Fraîche Espuma and Key Lime Zest, Black Angus Beef Tenderloin accompanied with Purple Sweet Potato Mousseline, Buttered Baby Vegetable, Beet Oil and Truffle Emulsion or the Norwegian Salmon Roulade with Double Smoked Bacon, Confit Baby Heirloom Beets and Beurre Rouge.
It costs $108 per set and is available from Thursdays to Sundays.
Address: 22 Orange Grove Road, The Rose Veranda, Shangri-La Singapore, Singapore 258350
Phone: 6213 4486 / 4298
Opening hours: Thursday & Friday: 1pm - 5pm, Saturday & Sunday: 12pm - 2pm & 3pm - 5pm
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Pink High Tea Takeaway Set
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For those who prefer enjoying high tea from the comfort of your own homes, check out the Pink High Tea Takeaway Set which comprises of an array of sweet and savoury items, such as Rose Petal Macaron, Strawberry Yuzu Tartlet, and Jumbo Lump Crab and River Shrimp Salad with Rose Sauce on Sundried Tomato, all arranged beautifully on a three-tier pastel pink stand. It’s also accompanied with the restaurant’s signature scones filled with vanilla and cranberry.
Priced at $88, the takeaway set feeds two people and can be ordered here for delivery or self-collection.
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