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City Hall
Flows of the Indus
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Flows of the Indus

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Menu highlights

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Snacks

Masala Fries

SGD 14.00
Vegetable Cutlet 6 pcs

SGD 18.00
Chicken Tikka 6pcs

SGD 21.00
Mutton Seekh Kebab 6pcs

SGD 25.00
Salmon Fish Tikka

SGD 28.00
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Wine

Sula Shiraz Cabernet

Silky and earthy, this Shiraz is packed with dark cherries, pepper and mocha notes. A super food-friendly wine.

SGD 39.00
Sula Riesling

Pleasant on the palate, with flavours of nectarine, grapefruit and rose petal and a soft floral finish.

SGD 39.00
Grover Insignia Shiraz 2015

Intense aromas of black currant and raspberry with a hint of spiciness.

SGD 141.00
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Spirits

Indian Whisky

Paul John Brilliance

Sweet and spice and all things nice, make this single malt. The honey-like smoothness is offset by the crunchy-bar-like crispness. Somewhere, there is also a tinge of cocoa. ABV: 46% Origin: Goa, India

SGD 20.00
Rampur Asava

Matured in American Bourbon barrels and precisely finished in Indian Cabernet Sauvignon casks for the first time in history resulting in a unique expression with an impeccable balance. ABV: 45% Origin: Rampur (UP), India

SGD 27.00
Neidhal Indian Single Malt

Neidhal is a single malt sourced from a Neidhal or coastal region and exhibits traits that uniquely spring from the locale – notes of tropical fruits, vanilla punctuated by soft phenols and above all sea salt on the nose. ABV: 46% Origin: Bengaluru, India

SGD 31.00

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