Willin Low. He is the chef who put a rocket under Singapore's gastronomic scene with daringly original and innovative takes on local cuisine.
His fame has spread far and wide - he has even been praised in The New York Times.
He wows diners with Singaporeinspired pasta dishes cooked with well-loved local items such as tau yu bak, a traditional Hokkien dish of braised soya-sauce pork belly and scallops with haebi hiam (dried prawn sambal).
He even serves his roast Chilean seabass with chye poh (preserved radish) garlic confit on a bed of chicken congee.
The 39-year-old chef-owner of Wild Rocket at the Hangout Hotel in Mount Emily is all the more remarkable because he is not a trained chef - he used to be a lawyer.
He is into the wilds of Punggol Park where he opens Wild Oats, a 350-seat cafe-restaurant. The $500,000 eatery is his single biggest investment to date and the site will be bigger than any of his five eateries put together.
By RLTan
A great place for hangout on relaxing calm sunday afternoon. with Family, friends or with your other half. A glass of beer and a portion of chicken wings with nature. A great place indeed... It gives you a calm feeling.
Great choice of jazz song too......
Opening Hours
- Sun–Thu: 5pm – 12am
- Fri–Sat: 5pm – 1am
- Love,
- Ms. W