Limón, Spanish — Thai Interpretation. Cafe, Restaurant & Wine Bar
Archive for February, 2009
Scarlett
Thursday, February 19th, 2009
If you’re around Purvis street and searching for a novel place for pre–dinner drink or to unwind after a tough day at the boardroom, do stop over Limón, the latest player on Singapore’s food circuit to offer the best of both Spanish and Thai cuisine.
The Food Newsgazine
Wednesday, February 18th, 2009
The magical part about eating is the ability to marry two cultures which are vastly separated by oceans to harmoniously juxtaposing them on the same plate. These un–authentic yet unique pairings is what Limón, a east–meets–west, fusion restaurant is all about.
Appetite Newsgazine
Wednesday, February 18th, 2009
Set in a two–storey shop house in Purvis street, Limón is a cosy nook perfect for quiet business lunches or romantic, candlelit dinners. But aside from its lovely ambience, Limón stands apart from the crowd with its unique fusion of Thai and Spanish cuisine.
Cuisine & Wine Asia
Tuesday, February 17th, 2009
Some of the most well–known fusion cuisine combines European and Asian foods. A refreshing addition to this scene is Limón. Situated along Purvis street, Limón opened its doors August last year as a fine dining establishment, offering an eclectic mix of cuisine in which it terms as “Spanish–Thai interpretation”.
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