With these high tea promotions in Singapore, a leisurely afternoon tea is no longer an expensive affair.
Is there any food experience more indulgent than high tea in Singapore? Whether it’s a delicious three-tier spread or an all-you-can-eat buffet, there are endless ways to enjoy this quintessentially British tradtition.
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As with any chichi experience, a memorable afternoon tea won’t come cheap. But because we believe in living the good life without paying full price, you can treat yourself for less with these high tea credit card promotions in Singapore.
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1. Anti:Dote at The Fairmont Hotel
You probably know Anti:Dote for their award-winning cocktails, but have you heard about their Instagrammable afternoon tea?
Served within a custom made jewellery box is a delicious selection of gourmet finger sandwiches, including Iberico Ham in a truffle tart, Smoked Salmon with Lemon Cream Cheese, and Boston Maine Lobster. On the box’s mirror piece lies Green Apple Tartlet, Mini Strawberry Cake, and other sweet treats.
Top off your meal with warm scones fresh from the oven, served with homemade strawberry jam, lemon curd, and Devonshire clotted cream.
Price
Adult: S$48++
Child: S$15++
Promotion Details
Use the American Express Platinum Card’s complimentary Far Card membership to get 20% off your total bill at Anti:Dote.
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2. Atrium Restaurant at The Holiday Inn
Atrium adds Singaporean flavour to this British tradition with their Local-licious High Tea. Available from 12:00pm to 3:30 pm every Saturday and Sunday, this buffet spread features local favourites, including oyster omelette, a DIY kueh pie tee station, and even ice kacang. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a homegrown twist to your afternoon tea.
Price
Adult: S$58++
Child: S$20++
Promotion Details
Citibank credit card holders enjoy a 1-for-1 weekend high tea at the Atrium, as well as 1-for-1 buffet lunch or dinner until 31 December 2016.
UOB credit card members also enjoy a 1-for-1 promotion on weekend high tea until 31 October 2016.
And if you don’t have either of these credit cards, Atrium Restaurant currently has a 1-for-1 promotion for all their buffets, including high tea. Terms and conditions apply.
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3. The Courtyard at The Fullerton Hotel
Spoil yourself with a leisurely afternoon tea at the iconic Fullerton Hotel. The sun-lit Courtyard serves a classic three-tier English high tea fully loaded with homemade scones, delicate finger sandwiches, and baked sweets.
The highlight of the experience is the tea itself, with over 10 different varieties to choose from plus complimentary refills. In the mood for an afternoon tipple? Skip the tea and top up with a glass of wine for S$52++, or champagne at S$62++.
Price
Adult: from S$43++
Promotion Details
Gather your girlfriends and bring an OCBC credit card! Until 31 August 2016, of you dines free for every 3 paying adults (maximum of 8 guests).
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4. Marriott Cafe High Tea Buffet
If you want something other than shortcakes and cold cuts for afternoon tea, the Marriott Cafe High Tea Buffet serves up a good selection of Easter and Western treats. Diners can choose from a selection of finger sandwiches and freshly baked cakes, as well as Asian delights like satay, chicken curry, and kueh lapis. It’s certainly not a traditional British high tea, but you certainly get a lot of variety in return.
Weekday / Weekend Prices
Adult: S$42++ / S$45++
Child: S$25++ / S$28++
Promotion Details
UOB credit card members enjoy a 1-for-1 high tea buffet promotion on weekdays until 31 October 2016. This promotion is limited to the first 50 customers per day, so make your reservations as early as 2 days in advance.
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5. Brasserie Les Saveurs at The St Regis Singapore
With its high ceilings, plush chairs, and fine decor, an afternoon at the Brasserie Les Saveurs is a fancy affair fit for royalty. The famed French restaurant offers The Grand Astor Afternoon Tea from 3 pm to 5 pm on weekdays and weekends (4 pm to 6 pm on Sundays), and it’s certainly worth trying at least once.
A lavish selection of handmade scones, waffles, sandwiches, and crepes a la minute are served on a three-tiered silver stand, together with a delicious array of mouthwatering desserts. Enjoy your meal with a selection of over 10 fine teas from TWG, which includes the custom St. Regis Singapore Blend, a green and black tea with malty white chocolate and hints of jasmine blossoms.
Weekday / Weekend Prices:
S$49++ / S$53++
Promotion Details
OCBC credit card holders get 15% off The Grand Astor Afternoon Tea until 31 August 2016.
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6. Tea Lounge at Regent Hotel
The Tea Lounge at The Regent still remains a top spot for high tea in Singapore. Offering both traditional English high tea on weekdays and a rich high tea buffet on weekends, diners can eat as many fine scones, gourmet sandwiches, and petite desserts as their hearts desire.
The Afternoon Tea Set is served on a 3-tier tray and comes with a selection of premium English tea. Take your time savouring the mini cakes and scones, then have the whole tray completely replenished by a wave of the hand.
The weekend high tea buffet, on the other hand, is a full meal. Come with an empty stomach and be prepared to eat your fill of Singaporean favourites and a wide array of sweets. Call in your reservations early, as this buffet is almost always fully booked.
Weekday Afternoon Tea Prices:
Adult: S$45++
Child: S$22.50++
Weekend High Tea Buffet Prices:
Adult: S$48++
Promotion Details
Go on weekdays for the 3-tier afternoon tea and bring an HSBC credit card. Until 31 August 2016, one dines for free with every 3 paying adults.
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Lauren has been a content strategist and digital marketer since 2007. As SingSaver.com.sg’s Content Manager, Lauren edits and publishes personal finance stories to help Singaporeans save money. Her work has appeared in publications like Her World, Asia One, and Women’s Weekly.
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