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Categories : Indian | Restaurant | Casaul Dining | Group Dining

Ranked as the Asia’s Best Restaurant and one of the World’s 50 Best Restaurant, Restaurant Gaggan is a fine-dining place where serves deconstructed and unexpectedly dramatic Indian cuisine. It is named after the owner and head chef Gaggan Anand, who has years of experience at El Bulli and progressively developing his culinary skills to make his restaurant one of the best in the whole of Asia.

 
Here offers one menu of the day, which includes a list of appetizers, mains and desserts with one-of-a-kind names. Starting from a pickled plum soda, it is a so refreshing and surprises further come with a spoonful of yogurt explosion, an edible plastic bag carrying wasabi spiced nuts, a bomb of mango juice and powdery curry cookies.

 

 
I am fascinated by the Chef’s philosophy, which is to stay true with traditional flavor but in a modern and fun molecular approach, as the menu follows with spicy pork with crispy potato noodle, chocolate cracker with chicken liver pate, a deletable piece of grilled eel on plantain chip, and finally mango ice cream cone topped with fresh uni.

 

 
A surprise from Chef Gaggan is a charcoal-like croquette made with sea bass, mashed potato, onion and curry powder, a magic mushroom that is possibly the best mushroom dish I have ever had in life.

 
Be surprised! We won’t tell you what it is

Be surprised! We won’t tell you what it is

 
Red matcha means tomato soup with fresh tomato, plum grape; while the tandoori lamb chop is so perfectly tender and succulent (noted that I am not a fan of lamb, no never!).
Forest mushrooms in the shape of a log, edible soil & the garden

Forest mushrooms in the shape of a log, edible soil & the garden

 
Indian celebration design with tandoori lamb chops

Indian celebration design with tandoori lamb chops

 
We have a big plate of dessert, peach snowball, aka melba ice, served with crystal-like ginger snow, fresh Japanese white peach and crushed nuts. Wow!
Japanese Summer Peach, Ginger Snow, & Peach Melba Ice Chutney

Japanese Summer Peach, Ginger Snow, & Peach Melba Ice Chutney

 
Finally, we are pleased with Chef’s childhood favourite mango ice cream lollies, incredible petit fours of carrot ice cream macaron, rice cracker and a cup of spring water as a final blessing.
My favourite childhood ice-cream recreated to a bite

My favourite childhood ice-cream recreated to a bite

 

 
This is truly the worthiest visit I have ever made!
 
Table Wait Time: 5 minute(s)


Date of Visit: Jun 12, 2016 

Other Ratings:
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 5  |  
Environment
 5  |  
Service
 5  |  
Clean
 4  |  
Price
 3

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