Tiffin Room

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Revisit Singapore’s colonial past at the historic Tiffin Room, which has been a part of Raffles Hotel since its opening in 1887. Designed to transport you back to the turn of the 20th century, the interiors are lined with teak tables and bentwood chairs similar to those seen in faded photographs of the hotel. Grab a seat by the French windows and relish in a meal that’s timeless and elegant. 

Even way back when, Tiffin Room was known for its buffets. It’s famed today for its curry buffet (lunch and dinner), but, perhaps thanks to the colonial vibes, we prefer the high tea ($62/adult, $30/child). Available every day from 3 to 5pm, the tea is traditionally British: finger sandwiches, tiny pastries, scones with clotted cream and homemade jams, all presented on a silver three-tiered platter. And repping Asian cuisine on the spread is a small selection of dim sum. 

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Address
Raffles Singapore
1 Beach Rd
Singapore
189673
Opening hours:
Daily 6.30-10.30am, noon-2pm, 3-5.30pm, 7-10pm
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The Wondrous Flavours of Holi

Welcome the spring season with Tiffin Room’s specially curated menu, The Wondrous Flavours of Holi. To mark the beginning of the Hindu festival of colours, Holi, the Raffles Hotel restaurant has brought together a delectable and exclusive festive spread spotlighting North Indian cuisine. Created by chef Kuldeep Negi, the menu is available for lunch and dinner, and features vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. For the vegetarian menu, tuck into Subz Methi, an aromatic dish that’s prepared with fenugreek leaves and seasonal mixed vegetables. Meanwhile, the non-vegetarian menu offers a classic Bengali treat – the Chingri Malai Curry features prawns cooked in coconut milk and sweet-scented spices. Both menus finish off with the chanderkala, a traditional deep-fried North Indian dessert that’s stuffed with nuts. To complete the dining experience, you can also opt for its menu of alcoholic beverage pairings. Complement each course with selected beers, reds, whites and Indri Trini, an Indian whisky with notes of oak, berries, nuts, honey and spice.
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