Summer Hill

Came for the weekend trolley lunch. I enjoyed the experience as a push cart style where they will serve appetisers, mains and then desserts. There were some hits and misses and I think as recommended by the staffs, it’s good to mix and match the dishes to eat. Try the goat cheese with beef steak pairing and wow; the omelette and couscous also works for me. There’s story sharing near the end of the session and I think it’s really educating to know about the Provence region.

Finally tried the much-hyped brunch trolley at Summerhill! The service was warm and attentive, with staff taking time to explain each thoughtfully curated dish. The French-inspired menu felt handmade with care, and there was a lovely personal touch in learning about the origins of the food toward the end of the meal. Portions were small at first (as expected with a trolley format), but dishes kept coming, and you can order more after the first round. Everything was fresh and well-prepared. The only downside was that some items, especially dips and sides, were a bit too salty. Overall, a solid 9/10. Great food, cozy atmosphere — will definitely be back with friends. Highly recommend!

Had the brunch trolley Summer menu inspired by Provence and I must say it’s really good! The dishes were thoughtfully crafted and quality is definitely there. Service staff were really friendly and nice, decor and environment reminded me of a French cottage. Super cute!

Enjoy Southern France cuisine brought to you on a roving trolley! The menu features a good variety of appetisers, sides, mains and desserts. Each table will be served one round of all the dishes on the menu. They will then come around to ask if you would like additional helpings. I loved the appetisers. The flavours were interesting. I would recommend to go in a group because there’s more to go around. Don’t forget to save space for dessert. Timings: Fridays: 12pm Saturdays & Sundays: 11am and 1.30pm *A la carte menu will not be available. Pricing: $79++ per person $55++ Free-Flow Prosecco & Wines $39.50++ kids under 12yrs

Gave this place a shot and was told they served brunch on weekends. As I didn’t read much about this place, I vividly remember they serve cafe type of dishes. The weekend brunch is served in trolley style and the dishes offered were more of appetizers/ smaller portions (like tasting portion) but you can order again. Dishes in my personal opinion were very rich and extremely salty :( . Menu comes with a very hefty price tag. Totally reminds me of the poor experience I had at Cedric groblet. I totally indulged in a delicious Hokkien Mee to make up for the less than satisfying meal. Recommend this place and the brunch menu to those who enjoy French eclectic type of dishes. I would have appreciated if they offer a la carte menu so that I can have the option not to go for something I am unlikely to enjoy / appreciate. The. Positive side is the pleasant and attentive service. Unlikely to return, but thank you for the lovely service.

I’ve seen people rave about their weekend brunch buffet (Friday–Sunday), served pushcart-style like a picnic — super cute. But I came for dinner, so it was à la carte. Sadly, a few dishes I wanted were already sold out, so I swapped grilled chicken for fried — and wow, still delicious. The steak was great too. Bonus: they’ve got happy hour until 7 PM — buy one cocktail, get one free! I’ll definitely come back for the buffet lunch next time. Worth trying at least once!

Came here for valentines day trolley dinner. Charged a premium over normal dinner price but nothing special provided in return. Arrived slightly late and had to play catchup with the rest of the diners as they started 30 minutes earlier. Their usual specials were served. Guess I was hyped by the rave reviews and wanted myself to like it since it was so pricey. To be perfectly honest, most of the dishes were okay only and didn't really blow me away. I personally like the potato salad, quiche Lorraine, vegetable pancake, mussels/white class in white wine and roasted chicken. The rest of the courses didn't leave much of an impression. Whilst each serving is small and shared, we were actually quite full towards the end and ordered extra portions of our favourites just to try them again. Overall, it was a decent and romantic dinner date but it'll probably be a one-off experience for me since its so pricey.

I recently visited this charming French restaurant for the second time in a few months, and I’ve been thoroughly impressed both times! The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a cozy, homely vibe that makes you feel like you're dining at a friend’s house in the heart of France. I highly recommend trying their set meal – it’s a fantastic deal, and each course is thoughtfully prepared with flavors that transport you straight to a quaint bistro in Paris. I especially loved the variety and the quality of each dish – everything from the starter to the dessert was delicious! Next time, I’m definitely going for the classic French chicken – it’s been recommended to me by the staff, and I’ve heard it’s a must-try. On top of the amazing food, their Espresso Martini is one of the best I’ve had – rich and perfectly balanced. It’s the perfect drink to enjoy after your meal. All in all, this place is a gem. I can’t wait to return for more comforting French flavors!