SPAGO DINING ROOM BY WOLFGANG PUCK Review

Thoughts on the skyline At noon on a thousand brilliant suns, I came to the top floor of the landmark Sands in Singapore, not to see the swimsuit girls in the infinity pool, but to enjoy the restaurant next to the pool - the famous spago dining room by wolfgang PUCK. This American restaurant ranked first in Singapore is too difficult to book. It is basically a rule that any good restaurant is difficult to book. There are three reasons why spago is difficult to book. The first is that the scenery here is excellent. For the tiny country of Singapore, it is definitely the location of the skyline; the second is that it tastes good. Brother Lu Jiansheng, who had lunch with me, has long been familiar with what to eat and drink; but more importantly, the price is really cheap. The set meal of one soup, one staple food and one dessert is priced at 65 Singapore dollars, which is less than 400 yuan in RMB. Compared with the product, it is really worth it. The tomato soup recommended by Brother Lu is a French-style thick soup, which is extremely fresh and smooth. Perhaps the design of the restaurant is mainly to dip bread in it. Teacher Dong Keping, who often organizes groups to "visit" Europe, also cast a deep look at this tomato soup. The main course was the octopus recommended by Brother Lu, which was grilled very fragrant and had a soft and glutinous texture like rice cake. I also shared the salmon and pork chops of the ladies at the same table. I found that the restaurant's standard was quite high. Even the insignificant main course such as roasted small potatoes was very delicious. It is worthy of being a "regular on the list" of restaurants recommended by major travel guides around the world. Spago's after-meal desserts and even coffee are very high-quality. The set meal of more than 60 Singapore dollars is paired with various snacks such as truffle chocolate. For Singapore, where the cost of living is the highest in Asia, it is simply "cheap to fly". So, I couldn't help but think of the popular topic in the domestic high-end catering industry: whether consumption is downgraded now. I thought it was just de-bubble. After all, the high-end exquisite catering in the past two years was actually to b rather than to c.