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Jiak Kim House

5 Jiak Kim St, #01–17, Singapore 169425
Restaurant

Reviews Highlights

4.5
2 reviews
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Venue
4.0
Food
4.5

The Good

  • Warm, attentive service (1 reviews)
  • Creative, beautifully presented dishes (1 reviews)
  • Elegant ambience and decor (1 reviews)

The Bad

  • Food may not justify pricing for some guests (1 reviews)

Rooms & Pricing

Main Dining Hall

Capacity: 40-120 pax

Starts from

$150/pax

Reviews

Wiz Yeo
Guest9 months agoGoogle Maps
Food: 5.0

I had the privilege of attending a wedding lunch at Jiak Kim House, and I can say without hesitation that this was one of the best, if not the absolute best, wedding meals I have ever experienced. The 5-course menu was a masterful blend of creativity, local flavours, and fine-dining execution. The meal began with a trio of stunning appetisers: 1. Mushroom Herbal Tea 'Macchiato': This was a showstopper. The 'Macchiato' itself was a deeply earthy and comforting fermented mushroom essence served in a tall glass, topped with a light, savoury peppercorn foam. It was served alongside a warm, fluffy bread that had a delightful surprise of century egg in the centre. This paired wonderfully with a rich chilli crab paste, creating a truly unique and savoury combination. 2. Tingkat of Memories: A brilliant concept. This was a platter of exquisite bites served in beautiful wooden tingkat boxes. It included a 7-Herbed Crab Cake, a rich Lamb Goulash Croquette, a flavourful Spanish Mackerel Otak Otak, and a tender Chicken Skewer with cashew sauce. Each item was distinct and delicious. 3. Chilled Crab and Jellyfish: A refreshing and elegant dish. Sweet Alaskan King Crab and shredded jellyfish were perfectly balanced by a sharp, surprising Soursop Sorbet and a tangy Thai Green Pepper Sauce. For the main course, I chose the Miso Marmite Iberico Pork Chop. This was pure perfection. The pork was incredibly tender and juicy, glazed with a rich, umami-packed Miso Marmite sauce. It was served with a silky-smooth potato mousseline and a bright, zesty Mango Habanero Salsa that cut through the richness. Finally, the dessert was a stunning reinterpretation of a classic: Black Forest. This was a beautiful, modern creation featuring textures of dark chocolate, an incredibly unique and earthy Buah Keluak Ganache, and a light Kirsch Cream Namelaka. Every single dish was thoughtful, beautifully presented, and, most importantly, absolutely delicious. Jiak Kim House has set a new standard for wedding and event dining. An unforgettable experience.

Nathanael Tan
Guestlast yearGoogle Maps
Venue: 4.0Food: 4.0

Cool venue for a wedding. Pretty decent food that was tasty too.

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