{Update: 23 Oct 2019)
V Dining is getting all snazzy with its new weekend high-tea offering at $48 per person, with free flow of coffee and teas by Tea Forte.

Savoury items feature a curried lamb pastilla, the Singaporean favourite otah with turmeric and lime, and a fresh Thai Basil spring roll.
Sweets include the unique Pink Peppercorn which sees a smooth cheese mousse blanketed by a shocking pink glossy icing, and my favourite, a Toblerone cheesecake with mint.
Scone lovers would appreciate the 2 types of scones available; a plain scone and a rosemary scone, both served with the requisite clotted cream and jam, of course.

The high-tea menu will be refreshed on a regular basis. Do get in touch with them to find out more on the latest and make your bookings!
{Original Post: Feb 27 2019}
V Dining, a newly-opened fine dining restaurant within premium home kitchen appliance V-Zug’s store, has Ryan Clift’s name and touch behind it.
Being a fan of Tippling Club, I was excited to have been invited to a preview tasting at the restaurant last week. Chef Ryan, by the way, is V-Zug’s global ambassador and while he has initially stamped his vibes on the dishes, Head Chef Lee Jing Ping is now fully running the show.
Located in Scotts Square, you’ll notice the façade of V-Zug’s store on the 3rd floor but the narrow, side entrance to V Dining might be missed. The logo is quite obvious enough, though.


Walking past a row of saturated paintings depicting one of my favourite aspects of dining, the wining, the space opens up to a sky-lit, city scene, with an open kitchen taking grand centrestage.


Naturally, V-Zug’s appliances are strategically placed and used in the dishes that make up the Modern European degustation menus.
Lunch sets are as follows: 2-course ($48), 3-course ($60) and 5-course ($90) and dinners are at 6-course ($135) and 9-course ($180).
And so the barrage of teeny, pretty snacks started. I think we had six snacks even before the meal proper began. Good thing I had appropriate attire on.
V(ery) Snacky






Already satiated but more to come at V Dining





V Dining to a Sweet Ending
After all that excitement, desserts were decidedly less assertive. I think that’s not a bad idea, because we had been through quite a fair bit of flavour explosions in the other dishes. My brain needs a break once in a while.



I would definitely return to V Dining. It’s one of those menus that is interesting and accessible, and not so inventive as to alienate. A good balance for a night when you want to fine dine and try something different, but want to ensure you walk out feeling like you ate something somewhat comforting and familiar.
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Address: 6 Scotts Road, Scotts Square, #03-13, 228209
Contact: +65 6950 4868 or enquiries@v-dining.com
Website: http://v-dining.com/
Opening Hours:
Lunch: Wed-Sun 11:30am–2:30pm
Dinner: Tue-Sun 5:30pm–9:30pm
Last order for Dinner is 9:15pm
Closed Mondays and for Lunch every Tuesday