Red House Seafood Restaurant – Chinese New Year Goodies 2011

With outlets at Robertson Quay and East Coast Park, you can enjoy waterfront dining at the Red House Seafood Restaurant. The restaurant’s catchy name is derived from its original location in a striking red colonial bungalow formerly located at Upper East Coast Road where it was established in 1976.

For Chinese New Year 2011, Red House is complementing its usual local seafood menu with a range of festive items.

Chrysanthemum tea jelly with diced water chestnuts
S$16.80++
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If you fancy something sweet, go for the chrysanthemum tea jelly with diced water chestnuts. This refreshing treat has a translucent appearance along with a light, pleasant tea fragrance. Embedded within the soft chrysanthemum tea jelly are chopped water chestnuts that give a satisfying crunch with every bite.

Also check out the nian gao (a Chinese New Year cake made of glutinous rice). It is made in the shape of a Koi fish, complete with vivid colours and realistic details.

Prosperity salmon yusheng
S$38++ for small / S$76++ for large
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For the most exciting part of a Chinese New Year meal, toss up the Prosperity salmon yusheng (raw fish salad). The yusheng has the usual staples of raw salmon, white radish, carrots, dried orange, pomelo bits, toasted sesame seeds, golden pillow crackers and more, accompanied by lime and plum sauces that lend much flavour to the multi-coloured salad.

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Yusheng Giveaway!

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East Coast Park outlet

Robertson Quay outlet