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Located on the 24th floor of Hilton Singapore Orchard, il Cielo offers more than just skyline views—it’s where Japanese precision meets Italian passion, beautifully orchestrated by Chef Yohhei Sasaki. I had the pleasure of dining here recently, and the experience was a masterclass in culinary creativity. Despite not making a reservation, we were graciously seated at a quieter corner of the restaurant, away from what seemed to be a private event. The space exudes minimalist elegance—clean lines, understated decor, and a calm ambiance fitting of a refined dining experience. We started with cream of Japanese pumpkin soup, pan-roasted foie gras, and bruschetta al pomodoro e burrata. Every bite felt deliberate—the foie gras was crisp outside, meltingly soft inside, and paired perfectly with balsamic glaze and greens. The pumpkin soup was aromatic and elevated with fried rosemary and a whisper of truffle cream. For mains, I had the linguine aglio olio with Hokkaido sea urchin, bottarga, and yuzu—a brilliant, dynamic dish. The yuzu brought brightness and cut through the natural richness of the uni, giving the dish a fresh, balanced finish. My wife’s Angus beef tenderloin was perfectly done (a lovely medium rare), and the miso beef jus added a rich umami depth that nodded to the chef’s Japanese roots. We ended the meal with a classic tiramisu that did not disappoint. The only drawback was the proximity of nearby diners—conversation from the table behind us was a little intrusive. But everything else—from service to presentation—was spot on. Chef Sasaki’s finesse in marrying Italian staples with Japanese nuance makes il Cielo a must-visit. It’s a dining experience that surprises, delights, and lingers in memory. #summervacay #singaporeguide #ilCieloSG #HiltonSingaporeOrchard #JapaneseItalianFusion #FineDiningSingapore #YourTravelBuddySG #YohheiSasaki #UniPasta #MichelinVibes #SingaporeEats #SkylineDining #singapore #singaporetrip

#springitinerary #MoroccoInDali #FullViewOfDali #SkylineDining #DaliSunsets #ErhaiPanorama #MeeeRestaurant #DaliDiningGoals #TripcomTravels #大理的摩洛哥 #大理景色全览 #夕阳餐厅推荐 Welcome to 2188 Meee Restaurant, also known as the 2188 Sunset Restaurant — it’s where you can enjoy food, wine, and the full panoramic view of Dali all at once. Nicknamed “The Morocco of Dali,” this place brings together arched doorways, warm tones, and dreamy sunset skies that feel straight out of North Africa. Watch the golden light wash over Erhai Lake, the city, and the distant mountains as you enjoy Yunnan-inspired dishes or a peaceful cup of coffee. Whether you’re here for the food or the view — you’ll leave with both satisfied.

#springwander Spring in Shenzhen isn’t just about flowers and fresh breezes—it’s also the perfect time to dress up and experience the city’s refined culinary side. Last night, I stepped into a world of soft lighting, clinking glasses, and gourmet artistry at one of Shenzhen’s most elegant restaurants, and it was pure magic. Tucked high above the bustling city, this fine dining gem offers floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping skyline views. As the sun dipped below the horizon, golden hour poured in like honey, casting a warm glow over the velvet chairs, marble floors, and delicately set tables. The ambiance was soft and romantic—think live piano melodies, floral centerpieces, and the faint scent of roses drifting through the air. The spring menu was a work of art—seasonal ingredients beautifully plated with precision and creativity. From fresh scallops with edible blossoms to creamy truffle risotto and rose-infused sorbet, every bite was an elegant celebration of the season. It wasn’t just a meal; it was an experience. The kind that makes you slow down, sip your wine a little longer, and savor every moment. Whether you’re celebrating something special or simply treating yourself, spring in Shenzhen is the perfect excuse to indulge in elegance. If you’re looking for a luxurious escape within the city, this is your sign to book that table. #SpringElegance #ShenzhenFineDining #LuxuryEats #SpringInShenzhen #ElegantEvenings #SkylineDining #ShenzhenViews #SeasonalFlavors #GourmetEscape #RomanticVibes #ChicInShenzhen #BloomAndDine #FancyNightOut #ShenzhenLifestyle #FloralFeast #VelvetVibes #TruffleSeason

Dining Above the City: A Night at Black Iron, Rosewood Guangzhou 📍Location: Dinner at Black Iron, a Japanese restaurant on the 107th floor of Rosewood Hotel, Guangzhou City. 广州瑰丽酒店·Black Iron黑金燚. 👀 What We Saw: The moment we arrived, we were greeted with a cozy spot that offered an incredible view of the city skyline. The night view, with all the twinkling lights and towering skyscrapers, created the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable dinner experience. 📕 What We Had: We indulged in a variety of Japanese dishes, from perfectly sorted sushi and sashimi to crispy tempura. The tried the beef hotpot too, which was a true treat for the taste buds. Every dish was a flavor explosion! 💭 What We Thought: The atmosphere, food, and views combined to create an amazing dining experience. We’re already planning our next visit to try more of their offerings. We wholeheartedly recommend Black Iron for anyone looking for a memorable dinner with a view. 🗺️ Details: Located at Rosewood Hotel, 107th floor, Guangzhou City. Ideal for an elegant and flavorful dining experience with a stunning cityscape. ℹ️ Good to Know Monday-Sunday: 18:00-22:30 🕕 Free Wi-Fi 🛜 Accepts Reservations 📄 Scenic View 🌆 A High Chairs & Large Tables 🪑 Private Rooms 🔐 Subway nearby 🚇 • Grand Theater Station - Exit E > 3 minutes walk from restaurant (approx. 270m) • Huacheng Dadao Station - Exit B > 3 minutes walk from restaurant (approx.) #FoodieAdventure #TravelEats#LuxuryDining #FoodieTravel #CityViews #SkylineDining #MustTry #GuangzhouFoodies #TripBlazers #CelebrateWithTrip #CouplesTrip #FoodLovers