1 Twenty Six – Dining at the Coast
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1 Twenty Six – Dining at the Coast


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How does live music, good food, and a cool Sea Breeze sound to you?

At 1 Twenty Six in East Coast Park, you can enjoy a meal and drinks while admiring a view of the sea and the ships in the distance. The dining arm of this restobar goes by the name Coast, offering a communal dining concept.

1 TwentySix, Big Splash at East Coast Park, Singapore

If this sounds familiar, that’s because its sister, Roast at One Rochester, first introduced this dining concept where parties of two or more can share a lovely meal together.

1 TwentySix, Big Splash at East Coast Park, Singapore

Apart from an indoor dining area, 1 Twenty Six is mostly a restaurant without walls. That means no air-conditioning, but you do get a nice sea breeze blowing in.

1 TwentySix, Big Splash at East Coast Park, Singapore

We love the tent canopy pavilion at One Rochester, and are pleased to see it here, too. With the surrounding foliage, outdoor pavilions and the sea nearby, this place boasts a resort-like ambience that makes a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Communal dining

The menu comprises entree platters, main courses, salads and desserts/cheeses.

Communal dining
SGD70++ a person (minimum of 2)
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Nibble Platter

The Nibble Platter is an assortment of clams, cod brandade, soft shell crab, potato skins and Crudites (raw fresh vegetables).

Baby potato skins with sour cream

The baby potato skins come with sour cream and ocean trout caviar. These are delightful!

Steamed Vongole clams with a garlic and herb crumb

The seafood items are even better. The soft shell crab is light and crispy, and goes perfectly with the chili mayo dip. These steamed Vongole clams come with an interesting garlic and herb crumb. It’s the first time I have seen clams prepared this way, and they taste slightly sweet and delicious.

Grilled cod fillet with fennel and blood orange salad

Grilled cod fillet

To tie in with the seaside location, all the main courses are seafood. The grilled cod fillet is accompanied by a fresh fennel and blood orange salad. The boneless fillet tastes good drizzled with the sweet Beaujolais sauce, but is rather forgettable.

Spiced lamb shank

Spiced lamb shank

For our other main course, the waitress allows us to go for the spiced lamb shank which is not on the communal dining menu. The meat is very tender and falls off the bone easily. The generous portion and the nice sauce makes this an extremely satisfying dish for meat lovers.

French fries and salad

French fries, Broccolini and herb leaf salad

Next comes the trio of French fries, Broccolini and herb leaf salad. These are not much to shout about, and kinda make me miss the cauliflower cheese gratin from One Rochester.

Artisan cheeses

Artisan cheeses

In the mood for some rich and moist cheese? End the meal with a platter of artisan cheeses served with muscat grapes. Alternatively, you can opt for the Grande Assiette, which is a selection of petite-sized desserts.

Fancy a drink or two?

Paul Jabolet Parallele 45 rosé wine and TWG Tea Bain de Rose

Paul Jabolet Parallele 45 rosé wine / TWG Tea Bain de Rose
SGD12++ a glass / SGD8++ a cup

There is a nice selection of wines here. Ladies would like the Jabolet rosé wine that has a nice shade of salmon pink and tastes of berries.

For the TWG Tea, they are served in single cups rather than pots, which seems to contradict the whole idea of communal dining.

Have Your Say!

What do you think of coastal dining? Are there other restaurants you would recommend for dining by the sea? Share with us below!

1 TwentySix
Playground @ Big Splash
902 East Coast Parkway #01-26
Singapore 449874
(65) 6348 2126 | Website
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Opening hours: 6:30 – 11pm daily, 10am – 3pm (Sunday brunch)




About the Author
Veron Ang

Veron Ang is the founder and chief editor of Sparklette. She lives in Singapore and has dined and traveled across the world. She also runs Sparklette Studio, a and firm. If you'd like to connect with her, head on over to the contact page or follow her personal updates on Twitter: @VeronSG.


Comments 6 responses Leave your comment Leave your comment

  1. CamemberuTwitter
    July 12, 2010
     

    Looks fantastic! Is this the same dinner invite from Chiew Yen? I gotta find some time to go soon too!

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    • VeronTwitter
      July 13, 2010
       

  2. karl
    July 13, 2010
     

    the place looks so elegant and the food must really taste good. a must try when you’re in Singapore.

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  3. EdmundTwitter
    July 15, 2010
     

    Hi Veron,

    Nice to have met u tonight! Enjoyed looking at the great food pictures on your blog!

    Catch u at the next meetup

    Ed from Ed Unloaded

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    • VeronTwitter
      July 15, 2010
       

  4. LJTwitter
    July 15, 2010
     

    The place looks cozy..definitely great for dates!

    Reply
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