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Absinthe Restaurant

What:

The fine-dining French restaurant by the people behind OSO. Opening early 2009 has a dark, moody interior as well as a glass wine room. A short food menu and long wine menu. They serve 3 types of absinthe - red, blue and green, starting at 55% proof so get a taxi!


Where:
p: 6222 9068
a: 46 Bukit Pasoh Road , Singapore

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