Take In Stunning Views At HighHouse, A Swanky New Bar & Restaurant 60 Storeys Aboveground
If all you want for Christmas is an intimate meal or catchup sesh with your loved ones, here's a dazzling new option to consider! As its name suggests, HighHouse is a brand new restaurant and bar situated far from the ground, on the 61st and 62nd floors of 1 Raffles Place. This location offers diners sprawling views of the Singapore skyline, which they can enjoy over a selection of scrumptious dishes and cocktails.
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That's not to say that the interiors are any less stunning than the view outside! The alluring dining space is filled with dark wood furniture and deep green seats, while the breathtakingly grand bar will make you feel like you've stepped onto the set of The Great Gatsby. Yes, you may take this as your sign to dress up in your best Roaring Twenties-inspired outfit.
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The restaurant also has an ageing room, champagne room and wine cellar, as well as a private dining room and private entertainment room which guests can make reservations to use. You can even have a round of karaoke after dinner using the entertainment system available here!
Dinner Menu
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What's for dinner, you ask? HighHouse's dinner service is all about showcasing Pan-Asian flavours using ingredients from the Pacific coast. Expect to find seafood sharing plates, meat sharing plates, vegetable sharing plates, steak options, as well as an entire section dedicated to raw and cured dishes on the menu.
For our mains, we picked the Grilled Whole Indiana Duck Breast - 250g ($46), which was cooked to perfection, and the Australia: JAC Wagyu Beef - 480g ($168), which had a flavourful sear and melt-in-your-mouth texture.
Cocktails
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There are also amazing tipples to try at HighHouse, like the Montana Sour ($20) and Roselle ($22), which we picked from the Draft Cocktails and Signature Cocktails menu respectively. Both drinks tasted refreshing and complemented the mains well, creating a symphony of flavour that left a great impression on our tastebuds.
Night owls will also be pleased to know that HighHouse opens till late, and even has a separate After-Hours menu available for those visiting after 10.30pm. While walk-ins are welcome, the restaurant highly recommends making a reservation in advance to avoid disappointment.
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