New Signboard recently launched a revamped menu at its newly-renovated outlet at Esplanade. The new revamped menu heavily inspired by mixing Chinese with Western and Japanese culinary dishes will feature dishes like Wagyu Beef Cube in Sichuan Style, Pan Seared Foie Gras with Cherries, Japanese Uni with Oba Leaf Tempura. In addition to its new dishes on offer, the Group also seeks to improve the presentation of its signature dishes and existing menu via stylish plating upon serving.
Beginning the meal with a light flower tea...
Signature Crispy Cereal Prawns ($5 each, minimum 6) -
Freshly-fried prawns coated with a generous layer of oatmeal, bringing out the freshness taste of the prawns together with the delicate aroma of the oatmeal...
White Pepper Sri Lanka Crab with Korean Rice Vermicelli ($10-13.80 per 100g) -
Definitely one of the signature favourites with its rich peppery taste. A bigger crab is recommended to enjoy the fullness of the thick sauce...
Heirloom Beetroot Foie Gras ($28) -
Tastefully-deocrated to look like a jelly dessert, the foie gras is lightly flavoured and leaves no lingering aftertaste...
A selection of unique and popular dishes were also brought over from No Signboard Kitchen restaurant in Shanghai - Glazed Australia Tomatoes Stuffed with Crispy Mushroom Salad, Heirloom Beetroot Foie Gras, Braised Cabbage with Chestnut in Saffron Sauce, Marinated Seasonal Hairy Crab in Shanghainese Style.
Espresso Kurobuta Pork Ribs with Hazelnut Crumble ($15 each, minimum 4) -
Together with the Black Pepper Crab, this is another popular favourite. Each pork rib is perfectly marinated so that the aroma of the coffee seeps into the tender-grilled rib...
Petite Abalone & Scallop with Yam Nest ($10 each, minimum 2) -
A delicate appetizer this can be. Right beneath the crispy yam basket is the surprise find of a delicate mildly-seasoned scallop...
Almond Pudding with Strawberry ($10) -
What better way to end of a rich savoury meal than with a sweet strawberry dessert? The plainness of the pudding brings out the sweet-sour taste of the fragrant strawberry sauce...
"Our Group has always been evolving along with consumer trends, improving the taste of our dishes or improving our beloved customers’ overall dining experience. Staying true to our traditions and preserving with our core values while engaging a customer-oriented approach to pursue culinary excellence, we hope that all our existing and new customers can embrace a new experience and enjoy the delicious fusion dishes that marries the best of East and West."
--- Sam Lim, Executive Chairman and CEO, No Signboard ---
About No Signboard Holdings Ltd.
No Signboard Holdings Ltd. which traces its origins to the late 1970s, is a leading lifestyle F&B player in Singapore. It is principally engaged in operating a chain of seafood restaurants under its No Signboard Seafood brand. The Group also has a Beer Business which promotes and distributes its Draft Denmark brand of beer, and a Ready Meal Business, which will distribute ready meals under its Powered by No Signboard endorsement.
Backed by a track record of over 30 years of quality cuisine and customer-focused service, the No Signboard Seafood brand of premium seafood restaurants is one of the leading seafood restaurant chains in Singapore. It is also widely known for its signature White Pepper Crab dish created by its founder Mdm Ong Kim Hoi, which is one of its bestselling dishes.
Elegant table accessories include a mini-crab chopstick holder and "expandable" wet tissues in a lava stone holder...
A testament to its strong branding, the Group has received numerous accreditations and awards over the years including the SG50 Prestige Enterprise Award 2015/2016 - Singapore’s Top F&B Brand for Seafood Category for its Restaurant Business and the Outstanding Brands - Beer 2016 for its Beer Business.
Dine with a view of the soothing Marina Reservoir...
The Group was successfully listed on the Catalist of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited on 30 November 2017.
Going along the seafood theme with a eye-catching LED coral reef TV video on the ceiling...
