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”.
January 18th, 2009
Most of us would think that European styles do not mix with the nature of Southeast Asian cooking. Well, you can never be more wrong at Limón — a 68–seater restaurant serving an eclectic mix of Spanish – Thai cuisine.
November 16th, 2008
For those of you who enjoy your brandy with a little tang, Limón’s Sangria would certainly quench your thirst.
November 11th, 2008
One restaurant has the bravery in implementing a menu that is both modern in thought and gastronomically satisfying.
A refreshing addition to the fusion scene is the recently opened Limón, which means “Lemon” in Spanish. Located at the beginning of Purvis Street. Limón serves an eclectic mix of Spanish-Thai cuisine. Before you think European styles do not mix with the nature of Southeast Asian cooking, this fine dining restaurant and bar is ready to change your mind – starting from “the look”.
November 11th, 2008
Situated at Purvis Street, the doorway is un-typically obstructed by a beautiful curtain, so much so that all you get is a glimpse of the interior. But that glimpse is enough to tell you that inside this establishment lies a very comfortable settings with amber lights illuminating a cosy place full of romantic ambience.