IT'S LYNNY KANSAS
DON'T LET THE RUBY SLIPPERS,
OR THE DOROTHY INSPIRED NICKNAME
FOOL YOU., THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME,
BUT TRAVELING IS FUN.
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Just a quick post. Graham and I went for a fantastic dinner this last Saturday night so I thought I would share.
We went to a restaurant called Flutes at The Fort. Set in an old Black and White house built in 1908. The house was originally built as the home of the Fire Marshall.
The setting was just gorgeous, up on a hill on the edge of Fort Canning Park, so peaceful yet so close to town. 
The food and ambience were a delight, the service was incredible.
Graham started with Seared Scallops followed by Crisp Twice-Cooked Pork Hock. I led off with Salad of Smoked Duck Breast which was so fresh and wonderful, followed by the Pan Fried Chilean Seabass. We ordered a side of Roast Potatoes which were just perfect. We were not going to have dessert but the Pavlova was too hard to resist. We ordered one to share and were surprised to be treated to a complimentary Vanilla Creme Brulee as well. Check out the photos below of our fabulous food.
6 Comments
Len Shaefer
10/17/2011 08:55:53 pm
Well, I suppose that a "trailing wife" may indeed have many concerns and worries, but I think we all know now that malnutrition is certainly not among them! Whenever I see such lovely and delectable pictures of a grand meal such as yours at The Flutes, I know I could never be a food critic, as I'd never find the self-discipline to snap even a quick picture before I gobble everything down. So thanks for documenting and describing everything so beautifully -- and keep those posts coming! Len
Heather
11/1/2011 05:03:02 am
mmmm that food looks good. Glad you're still enjoying it. Miss you!
Lynn Lees
8/1/2012 05:25:11 am
Thanks so much Yuri. I am learning as I go along, it is all very interesting both exploring new places and figuring out how to document it in our cyber World! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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