About SEN Wine Bar & Restaurant
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SEN wine bar and restaurant is located in Singapore’s colourful Geylang, along Geylang Road. It’s a fashionable, upscale Vietnamese restaurant that caters equally to romantic dinners, large banquets and private parties. Traditional Vietnamese dishes are expertly reinterpreted by SEN’s masterful chefs to create a kind of delicate Vietnamese nouvelle cuisine that is perfect for large celebrations. Matched with a glass or a bottle of fine European wine from SEN’s well-curated selection and you’ve got a fantastic evening before you.
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Singapore doesn’t want for Vietnamese restaurants. SEN wine bar and restaurant,
with luxuriant premises down Geylang Road, is aware of this, and thereby remains
ahead of the curve. This is not your usual Vietnamese hole-in-the-wall eatery. Rather
it is an elegant dining room that offers contemporary twists on authentic Vietnamese
dishes that are proving incredibly popular amongst Singapore diners looking for
something a little different. A brief glance at SEN’s fantastic menu proves that this
Vietnamese restaurant knows what it’s doing. For small bites to accompany a glass
of Italian or French prosecco or chardonnay, we can recommend the grilled shrimp
surimi, otherwise known as chao tom. This dish comes from Vietnam’s Hue region,
wrapping shrimp surimi around a sugar cane stick before being grilled to sweet and
savoury perfection, perfect as canapés if you’re hiring SEN for a private party.
Turning to SEN’s heartier dishes, Vietnamese and family culinary
traditions come together in this restaurant’s tofu pasted duck soup, a rare recipe
handed down from the head chef’s grandfather. SEN’s stir-fried beef rice vermicelli
takes its cues from the classic bun thit nuong, while the menu sports a number of
dishes that are influenced by Vietnam’s French-colonial, Indochinese history: try the
beef stew with rice or a baguette or the Vietnamese sandwich, a common breakfast
food across Vietnam. SEN’s premises down Geylang Road are popular amongst
Singaporeans looking for a capable host for a private party, and with such a
thoroughly authentic and innovative selection, alongside great music and an intimate
ambience, it’s recommended you book a table (or the whole venue) good and early.