Vachintha P.
Google
The Spot offers a distinctive blend of Southeast Asian inspired cuisine with a contemporary twist, all set within a stylish, ambient space that strikes a fine balance between upscale and inviting. It’s tucked away in Marina One, and while the location is modern and sleek, the experience inside feels far from corporate. The menu is inventive without being pretentious. Every dish I tried felt well thought out. Layers of flavor, excellent use of spices, and confident execution. The smoked butter and bread starter stood out immediately. Simple, but elevated in a way that sets the tone for the meal. Mains had both visual appeal and depth in taste. The team seems to be unafraid of bold combinations, but they don’t overdo it. Flavors are well harmonized. The cocktail menu is another highlight. It’s not just about alcohol, it’s about craftsmanship. Each drink feels like a curated experience with ingredients that play off each other nicely. Even the non alcoholic options were surprisingly good, which isn’t always the case in places that focus on cocktails. Service was attentive and warm without being overbearing. Staff were knowledgeable about the menu and happy to offer suggestions. It’s clear that hospitality is a priority here, not just food and drink.