Citi Gourmet Pleasures food deals
Hands up if you’ve mentally smacked yourself for missing out on Citi Cards dining deals. We gotchu this time fam, because we’ve rounded up some of the best 10 Citi Gourmet Pleasures food deals to check out this April and May when you pay with a Citi Card, including lots of 1-for-1 promos and free dishes.
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1. White Restaurant
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The Original White Beehoon ($7.90++/$13.90++), make no mistake about it, was invented by White Restaurant, and no other rendition comes close. This April and May, dine with your Citi Card, and you’ll be able to enjoy selected noodle and rice dishes 1-for-1!
Choose from a selection of three dishes, including The Original White Beehoon, the Prawn and Chinese Sausage Fried Rice ($8.90++/$13.90++), and XO Twin Scallop Fried Rice ($9.90++/$14.90++). All you have to do is hit a minimum spending of $50, and your carb dishes will automatically be entitled to this deal. Other than their white bee hoon, they’ve got lots of other zi char dishes that they’re known for, such as Salted Egg Sotong ($16.80++/$22.80++), Signature Fried Wings ($12.80++/$18.80++), and Signature Meat & Seafood Roll ($14.80++/$22.30++), which you can have together with your rice and noodle dishes.
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White Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery
2. Red House Seafood
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Red House Seafood is one of the grand dames of the seafood scene in Singapore, with more than 40 years of experience serving up Nanyang-style seafood. It’s literally impossible to visit without ordering at least one crab dish, which you can choose to be prepared with Sri Lankan Mud Crab or Alaskan King Crab. Then, it’s highly recommended that you go for the Red House Chilli Crab, AKA their take on the quintessential Singaporean chilli crab, or Wok-Fried and Tossed in Pepper━choose either white or black for this.
As long as you’re getting the check with a Citi Card, you and your dining companions will get to enjoy a 1-for-1 deal on selected small-sized soups to go with your seafood feast at both Red House Seafood Grand Copthorne and Red House Seafood Esplanade! Indulge in comforting favourites such as Seafood Soup ($12++), Pumpkin Seafood Soup ($12++), or an off-the-menu Fresh Clam Soup.
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Red House Seafood is not a halal-certified eatery
3. Slappy Cakes
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You may not know this, but Slappy Cakes is not actually a local concept. These make-your-own pancakes actually originated in Portland, Oregon, and were introduced in Singapore 10 years ago. The pancake batter is prepared fresh, and comes in flavours such as Peanut Butter, Buttermilk, Chocolate, and a locally inspired Pandan.
If you’re not here for the DIY pancakes or DIY Okonomiyaki ($27++), that’s alright, because they’ve got brunch fare and pasta too━when you pay with a Citi Card, all pastas on the menu are buy one, get one free! The Carbonara with Egg ($18++) is a good one, with chicken ham, turkey bacon, and an onsen egg. You’ll never go wrong with a Spaghetti Beef Bolognese ($17++) too, otherwise check out Seafood Aglio Olio ($20++), sautéed with squid, prawn, scallop, and chilli flakes.
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Address: 418 Northshore Drive, #01-11, Northshore Plaza II, Singapore 820418
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 3pm, 5:30pm to 10pm
Tel: 6992 2992
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Slappy Cakes is not a halal-certified eatery
4. QĪN Restaurant & Bar
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Located in the heart of CBD, on the fourth and fifth floors of The Clan Hotel Singapore, is QĪN Restaurant & Bar. Pronounced ‘chin’, the restaurant serves mod-Asian cuisine, with specials such as Sang Mein ($48++), featuring silky capellini tossed with umami-rich crustacean oil and served with Red Leg Prawn. Before you get to that part of the meal, your Citi Card will entitle you to 1-for-1 starters, including Har Cheong Wing ($10++), Chicharrones ($10++), and Thunderclap Roti Prata ($10-12++), for an East-meets-West flavour.
On the mains front, look forward to Coquelet ($28++), where corn-fed French chicken is served with a crispy chicken rice onigiri, house-made fermented garlic chilli aioli, and shoyu jus. Finally, end with Pineapple Tart ($10++), featuring MD2 pineapple, pineapple jam, and passionfruit curd, or their signature Phraya Rum Sticky Date Pudding ($12++).
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Address: 10 Cross Street, Level 4 and 5, The Clan Hotel Singapore, Singapore 048417
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 3pm, 6:30pm to 10:30pm, Sat-Sun and Public Holidays 12pm to 3pm, 6:30pm to 10:30pm
Tel: 6980 3535/9459 2388 (WhatsApp only)
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QĪN Restaurant & Bar is not a halal-certified eatery
5. Delifrance
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Delifrance needs no further introduction: the iconic cafe chain has been feeding us for more than three decades now, with 14 outlets scattered across the island. If you’re a Delifrance fan, and hold a Citi Card, you’re in luck this April and May.
Your Citi Credit Card will stretch your dollar when you check out the sandwiches, and only the sandwiches, at any of the Delifrance bakeries, because they’re all going at 1-for-1.Go for one of their signatures: Egg D’vine ($7.80), Chicken D’light ($8.50), or Seafood D’sire ($8.80). Otherwise, you can also check out the premium range of sandwiches, including Chicken Ham and Cheese, Chicken BLT, or Smoked Salmon. These are priced at $8.80 each.
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Delifrance is a halal-certified eatery
6. Hua Ting Restaurant, The Orchard Hotel Singapore
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Michelin-selected Hua Ting Restaurant at The Orchard Hotel Singapore has been one of the Chinese restaurant stalwarts in Singapore since they first opened in 1992, offering Cantonese fare and dim sum.
Pay with a Citi Card this April and May, and your table will get a complimentary Chef’s Special of the Day when you hit a minimum spending of $200! If it’s your first time here, consider their Smoked Peking Duck ($49++/$92++), served with yuzu sauce, or the Charcoal-Grilled Spanish Iberico Pork “Char Siew” ($26++). Another signature dish to try is Poached Duo Rice, Lobster Meat, Lobster Stock, Hot Stone Bowl ($38++), which comes in a garoupa version too, priced at $28++.
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Address: 442 Orchard Road, Level 2, Orchard Hotel Singapore, Singapore 238879
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 2pm, 6pm to 10pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 2pm, 6pm to 10pm
Tel: 6739 6666
Website
Hua Ting Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery
7. Haidilao Hot Pot
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Our love for hotpot transcends the hottest of Singapore’s tropical heat, and Haidilao Hot Pot (HDL) is one of the best places to head to when the cravings hit. With six different soup bases to choose from, including Mushroom Soup Hot Pot, Tomato Soup Hot Pot, Sichuan Pickles Hot Pot and more, as well as an ultra-comprehensive list of hotpot ingredients, there’s no leaving a Haidilao outlet without feeling stuffed.
If you’re getting the bill with a Citi Card, you’ll get a complimentary half-portion of Pork Belly Rolls ($10++/$20++) when you spend $150 on your meal. Make up that $150 with HDL’s Signature Mashed Shrimpwah ($12.50++/$25++), U.S. Wagyu Beef ($30++/$60++), Pork Jowl ($8++/$16++), Handmade Fish Balls with Fish Roe ($5.50++/$11++), and everyone’s favourite Fried Tofu Skin ($6.50++/$13++).
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Haidilao is not a halal-certified eatery
8. IPPUDO
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Hakata-style ramen is the name of the game at Fukuoka-founded IPPUDO, famous for their creamy tonkotsu, or pork bone, broth. With more than 100 restaurants globally, you can be sure that founder Shigemi Kawahara, affectionately known as “Ramen King”, knows what he’s doing.
The signature Shiromaru Motoaji (from $15.90++) is IPPUDO’s bestselling bowl of ramen, served with the classic thin, straight noodles, pork belly chashu, and various garnishes. For a richer kick, order their Akamaru Shinaji (from $16.90++), zhnged up with a house-blended miso paste and garlic oil. Spice lovers, go for Karaka Men (from $17.90++), where the tonkotsu base is blended with spices, sweet and spicy miso paste, and Sichuan peppers. If your total dine-in bill exceeds $70, and you’re paying with a Citi Card, you’ll get a complimentary serve of 10pc Gyoza that’s usually priced at $16.80++!
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IPPUDO is not a halal-certified eatery
9. Aburi-EN
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Spend $70 and get the bill with a Citi Card at Aburi-EN to receive a complimentary serving of Organic Hokkaido Potato Wedges (U.P. $8.90++)! If you’ve not been here, Aburi-EN specialises in grilled meat rice bowls, made with top quality Nanatsuboshi rice from Hokkaido. Their Premium Buta Don ($16.50++) features chestnut pork, AKA pigs that are fattened on these nuts, and said to produce especially tender, flavourful meat.
Otherwise, consider the Iberico Hoho Don ($17.90++), where Spanish pork jowl is grilled and laid on the same Grade A rice. If you’re team beef, go for Wagyu Roast Steak Jyu ($34++), a more premium bowl topped with A4 or A5 Miyazaki Wagyu from Japan, a four-time award-winning beef.
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Aburi-EN is not a halal-certified eatery
10. Monster Curry
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Curry doesn’t get more epic than at Monster Curry, the only restaurant in Singapore that’s got Japanese demi-glace curry, specially concocted with a whopping total of 14 vegetables and spices. That’s not all━their curry is served on plates that measure 35cm or 41cm across, with five levels of spiciness!
A combo curry at Monster Curry is good for two to three, with options including Monster Combo Curry ($32++), topped with pork katsu, pork shabu shabu, shrimp tempura, fried fish, and cheese. There’s also the Flame Monster Curry ($29.90++), which sees pork shabu shabu, chicken karaage, shrimp, onsen egg, cheese, and their signature chilli sauce. If you’re dining alone, check out the Cheese Omelette Curry ($13.90++) for a classic omurice with curry! Spend $50 here with your Citi Card, and receive a portion of Tako Balls (U.P. $4.50++) for free.
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Monster Curry is not a halal-certified eatery
Get these Citi Gourmet Pleasures dining deals with Citi Cards
These are just the tip of the dining deals iceberg for all Citi Card holders: other deals you can look forward to include kids dining for free and many more 1-for-1 dining deals! With more than 500 Citi Gourmet Pleasures deals ongoing, there’s plenty of savings to be had.
If you’re a Citi Cash Back Card holder, you’ll even get a 6% cashback on all of your dining. If you’re not one yet, apply now to receive $300 cashback when you spend on the Citi Cash Back Card!
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Feature image adapted from Haidilao, Hua Ting Restaurant, Orchard Hotel Singapore, Delifrance, QIN Restaurant & Bar, White Restaurant, Red House Seafood
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