Osia

We finally got to try the brunch ala carte buffet at Osia Seafood Steak and Grill! We went back upon the recommendation by the manager Andy after the lovely dinner experience we had there and I must say it was well worth the $68/pax. It’s categorized into 4 categories on the menu, ‘sharing’, ‘snack’, ‘large’ and finally ‘dessert’

It started with ‘sharing’ plates of Semi-dried oven flatbread that came with a side of pistachio cream cheese dipper.

 It was a crowd pleaser and everyone loved it, especially the cream cheese. The combination worked very well together for all of us and we had like 3 servings of that alone. Hahaha

Every paying guest was entitled to 3 freshly shucked oysters 

(no, they’re not free-flow as we’d hoped for!) but nothing to complain about, good as expected!

 Followed by an individual serving each of Bircher Muesli which I guess is the only item I might’ve forgotten of the entire meal....

 Hahahah. 

The Wagyu tenderloin that came next was pretty good, packed with flavor albeit being thinly sliced, almost carpaccio like. Unfortunately didn’t win the hearts of ken and B. Too beefy for them. They liked the fried crumbed mozzarella with tomato chutney though, without the chutney. Hahaha. That was an okay for me as the mozzarella seemed to lack in flavor. 

We were also given two servings of ox-tongue salad (was looking forward to bbq slices of ox tongue initially) and a kyuri cucumber and green apple salad.

 Both of which were the least appealing of the lot on the menu to us. Not that big on salad I guess. Lol. 

Next up were the ‘snacks’, the vine tomato soup was to die for as the combination of the tomato soup with the cheddar espuma was just awesome.

 Tangy, slightly acidic tomato with a hint of savory cheddar, it was so good I think we had a total of 20 servings! Hahahaha. Before u begin to wonder how we managed to finish it all, they’re actually served individually in shot glass look-alike serving glasses. So it really isn’t as much as you think it is la. Hahaha

And the item that bunny has been waiting for was finally served, Foie Gras! 

Their foie gras gives a unique bite as they coat it with Polenta before pan frying them and it’s served with their pineapple chutney which blends very well in flavor. Can’t recall how many refills bunny went for already. 

Chicken leg was juicy with the skin done just right and still crisp. 

Including the spring bay mussel with couscous and cauliflower. Plump and juicy mussels that weren’t over cooked and packed with juices. Great complement with the couscous. 

By now we were already quite full coz although serving time took awhile, we appeared “uncivilized” ordering many portions ahead, fearing for the buffet to end before we got to reorder! Haha but I must say the service folks have been very patient with us.

And then it was finally time for the Large plates (mains), caught a glance of some other table’s pork belly main dish and thought it looked pretty good so we went for that, and bunny wanted the poached hen’s eggs with iberico ham/bacon like thingy. 

Ken went for the pork belly as well and B had their big breakfast. Unfortunately the pork belly looked better than it tasted. Hahaha. Over-powering gamey taste and the pork skin was barely crisp. It was so bad that bunny barely touched it. And I finished up her hen’s egg breakfast unknowingly.....

 Hahahaha. Probably the best out of the 3 mains we ordered. Even the big breakfast was sort of underwhelming. 

Desserts were good though!

 Loved the dessert platter consisting of Chocolate soup, Passion Fruit mousse cake, Madeleines and a few other items but clearly we were hooked on the Chocolate soup with Vanilla ice cream. So good we had a few more servings after. Hahaha. Bunny really liked the Passion Fruit Mousse cake though and finished both on her own. Hahaha. 

Would say that for $68 per pax, it’s value for money and food overall was a thumbs up. Definitely a great recommend by the Manager!