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Camille - Elegant Western Restaurant in Sentosa

My friend treated me to a meal at Camille, the restaurant he kept telling me about.

Camille - Hilltop

If you are coming by public transport, take the Sentosa Express tram from VivoCity and get down at Imbiah station. Walk along the elevated floorboards and you will see a small staircase leading up to the bungalow that houses Wildseed and Camille.

Wildseed Cafe is on the ground floor with alfresco garden tables while Camille is on the second floor.

Camille - Interior

Camille is a dreamy restaurant with cream-white walls and petal-shaped lights. It is the perfect place if you are looking to impress a date or pamper your partner.

Camille - Tasting Menu

We ordered the 4-Course Tasting Menu at S$85++ per person.

Camille Bread Service

Camille - Camille Bread Service

I am absolutely in love with the bread. The kombu parker rolls are still warm to the touch and come with two types of butter, which are equally delicious.

First Course

Camille - Heirloom Tomatoes

Heirloom Tomatoes is a great-tasting light cold appetizer where tomatoes are paired with goat cheese croquettes, shiso sorbet and hojicha tomato consommé.

Second Course

Camille - Textures of Artichoke

I never quite understood how to eat artichokes but Textures of Artichoke makes it easy. You get pieces of artichokes and sunshine done in different ways together with bacon, burnt leek dashi and dill oil.

Main Course

Camille - White Miso Glazed Black Cod

The White Miso Glazed Black Cod is so fresh that the meat literally falls apart at the touch of my fork. The accompanying asparagus, ikura, bandade croquette, shasho ko, sakura ebi oil and shiso oil not only beautifies the place, it add textures and flavors.

Camille - 'Robins Island' Full Blood Wagyu Flat Iron MB7 (120gm)

For the meat-lovers, you will definitely enjoy ‘Robbins Island’ Full Blood Wagyu Flat Iron MBS 7 (120gm). The meat has just the right amount of pinkness in the middle for the medium-rare doneness I asked for. The accompanying yuzu kosho gives a nice citrusy saltiness but be warned not to use too much.

Dessert

Camille - Deconstructed 'Black Forest'

I’ve never had a Deconstructed ‘Black Forest’ and it was very entertaining to watch. The staff put a huge rectangular black glass panel on the table and proceeds to scoop chocolate mousse, edible chocolate soil, red cherry sorbet. He then decorates the dessert with frozen chocolate clouds, cherry granola, glazed cherries, red cherry coulis and mushroom meringue. It looks aesthetically-pleasing and tastes delicious too.

Camille - Staircase

Camille

Address: 6 Imbiah Road, Singapore 090696

Telephone: 96301008

Opening Hours: Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, Wednesday - Sunday 6pm - 10pm

Website: https://camillerestaurant.sg

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Location: 6 Imbiah Rd, Singapore 099696

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