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Jiak Kim House - Fusion Asian 3 Course Menu at S$65++

 Jiak Kim House - Restaurant Front

If you like to dine at restaurants with elegant interiors such as Sospiri, Jiak Kim House will not disappoint.

Jiak Kim House - Ceiling

Located in a restored 1920s heritage warehouse along the Singapore River, the interior is an eccentric mix of elegance and nostalgia. I especially like the steel truss structure that supports the roof which reminds me of Bukit Timah Truss Bridge.

The Food

Jiak Kim House - 3 Course Menu

Besides the a la carte menu, Jiak Kim House also offers a 3-course menu at S$65++ per person perfect for those of us who cannot make up our minds.

Appetizers

Jiak Kim House - Tingkat of Memories

The most interesting appetizer has to be the Tingkat of Memories where you get you get 4 fusion Asian  bites. The bites themselves are fun bite-size but it comes in two layers of wooden tingkat box which brings up the aesthetics.

Jiak Kim House - Amela Tomato Salad

Amela Tomato Salad is presented with calamansi gel covering 4 wedges of tomatoes seasoned with shiso and soy ponzu.

Mains

Jiak Kim House - Kam Heong Sambal Grouper

The Kam Heong Sambal Grouper is so tender and it goes well with the black pepper sambal sauce, cilantro rice and mangosteen salsa.

Jiak Kim House - Beef Tongue-To-Tail

If you are a meat lover, you will probably enjoy Beef Tongue-To-Tail. You get a small piece of rendang short ribs, braised oxtail and torched tongue alongside domino potato and  rojak salad.

Dessert

Jiak Kim House - Ondeh Ondeh Tiramisu

Ondeh Ondeh Tiramisu is pretty ingenious, by fusing nonya ondeh ondeh with Italian tiramisu. The cake is light and delicate, with a touch of palm sugar sweetness.

Jiak Kim House - Garden of Naomi

Garden of Naomi looks really pretty with raspberry lychee rose entremet surrounded by flavored ice.

Jiak Kim House - Interior

Jiak Kim House

Address: 5 Jiak Kim Street #01-17, Singapore 169425

Telephone: 98315430

Email: hello@jiakkimhouse.com

Opening Hours: Daily 12pm - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm

Website: https://www.jiakkimhouse.com

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Location: 5 Jiak Kim St, #01–17, Singapore 169425

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