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2020-08-17
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Decided to try the brunch at La Paloma after a lovely dinner experience a few months back.Brunch is priced at $350 per person which includes 6 starters, all-you-can-eat paella and suckling pig, and churros to end the meal. The meal was absolutely delightful, from start to finish! Would definitely come back for more!StartersFirst dish that arrived was a mix of Spanish cold cuts. The tomato bread was well-toasted and flavourful, and paired with the cheese and ham, signalled a great start to the me
Brunch is priced at $350 per person which includes 6 starters, all-you-can-eat paella and suckling pig, and churros to end the meal. The meal was absolutely delightful, from start to finish! Would definitely come back for more!
Starters
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First dish that arrived was a mix of Spanish cold cuts. The tomato bread was well-toasted and flavourful, and paired with the cheese and ham, signalled a great start to the meal.
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A wonderful surprise. The caramel dressing gave a slightly sweet touch to the fresh kale salad and goat cheese. I wish this was all-you-can-eat, because I am sure I would have ordered another!
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Traditional spicy potatoes! Another brilliant surprise! Potatoes cooked just right to give the crunchy texture, with a right amount of slightly spicy but extremely addictive sauce!
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After these 6 dishes, on you move to the main courses!
Main Course
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Suckling pig was absolutely delicious! Shame I forgot to take a picture of it as I was too excited to eat it! The pork skin was extremely crispy and the meat was very tender. I went for an additional plate after the first plate as I could not resist!
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This meal was a surprise and an absolute delight, no doubt I will come back again for the weekend brunch! Bravo!
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The entrance may be slightly difficult to locate, and you will need to walk downhill before you can find the lift that will bring you to the restaurant.
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