Venue: Raffles Hotel Singapore Level 3, Jubilee Ballroom
Address: 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673
Date: 18 November 2023, Saturday
Agenda: Programme will be updated soon
Time: Pre-dinner Reception:
1830hrs – 1930hrs [SGT]

*Gala Dinner:
1930hrs – 2130hrs [SGT] * Please note timings may be subjected to change.

Cost: USD 120 per delegate
  • Kindly note that you are required to be a congress delegate before you can purchase gala dinner tickets.
  • You may purchase the Gala dinner tickets alongside your delegate passes.
  • The venue is located within a 5 minutes’ walk from the Congress venue, Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre.
  • For delegates who are driving, you may park at “Zone 2” of the Raffles Hotel carpark and take a lift to Level 3. Kindly note that complimentary carpark coupons are not provided.
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GALA DINNER PROGRAMME

MENU

CHINESE SET DINNER MENU VEGETARIAN CHINESE SET DINNER MENU
Appetiser

  • Deep-Fried Crispy Shrimp, Passion Fruit Dressing
  • Szechuan Spicy Chicken Roll, Peanut Chilli Sauce
  • Vegetarian Spring Rolls
Appetiser

  • Hedgehog Mushroom, Vegetarian Bean Curd Rolls
  • Mushroom Abalone
  • House-Specialty Steamed Mushroom Buns
Soup

  • Double-boiled Abalone Soup with Sea Whelk, Dried Scallop and Dendrobe Plant
Soup

  • Bamboo Fungus, Aged Cucumber Soup
Main

  • Steamed Cod Fish with Sun-dried Turnip Sauce
  • Stir-fried Iberico Pork with Golden Garlic & Savory Sauce
  • Wok-fried Rice with Cured Meat and Pine Nut
Main

  • Stir Fried Mock Fish with Sweet & Sour Sauce
  • Braised Beancurd with Vegetarian Sauce
  • Vegetarian Braised Ee-Fu Noodles
Dessert

  • Fresh Mango & Sago Cream with Pomelo & Ice Cream
Dessert

  • Fresh Mango & Sago Cream with Pomelo & Ice Cream
Beverage

  • Chinese Tea
Beverage

  • Chinese Tea
  • Kindly note that the Halal menu will be catered separately.

Raffles Through Time

First opened on 1 December 1887, Raffles Singapore was a 10-room bungalow, leased by the Sarkies Brothers who hailed from Armenia. The bungalow was formerly owned by Arab trader Mohamed Alsagoff. Over the decades, as the hotel expanded, its hallowed halls have played host to the rich and famous, including Charlie Chaplin, Somerset Maugham, Elizabeth Taylor and Karl Lagerfeld.

It also made its mark in local society, being the address where the last tiger in Singapore was killed, the birthplace of the iconic Singapore Sling and the place to countdown into the New Year with its gala ball in the lobby.

Images taken from Raffles Hotel / Singapore Tourism Board