My wife and I have been patronising Quentin's for years. Inevitable this is our number one choice when it comes to couple-only dining away from our children especially during special occasions like anniversaries and Valentine's Day. Just like our very first experience, the mouth-watering Eurasian fare continues in the excellent tradition.
An added bonus is the nostalgic music provided by the resident band 'The Music Men' (Thu - Sun).
Food and Music to nourish the soul and lead it on a dance.

This was to be a reward dinner for our team and rewarded we were from the yummy dishes of Quentins.
We all never had Eurasian food before but, oh my...it was really good!!!
Most of us love the oxtail Devil's curry...while the Black ink squid, Singing Serani & Kristang filled our tummies delightlfully :)
Special mention to the server, a really cheerful Indian lady, who ensured what we wanted and needed are attended to :)
That included finding a last piece Sugee cake for us all to try...many thanks!!!

This a great place to eat with families or even business associates...the live band outside will ensure the mood is set in place...
can't wait to come here again!

As usual the food at Quentin’s did not disappoint but unfortunately due to the Christmas Day lunch and the crowd the service was very slow. We waited for over an hour for our food.

Awesome food ! Great staff ! Peaceful location!
Best to bring groups here as portion is for 2-3 pax ! Adequately priced as well !

Don't be fooled, but this is the moniker of Chef de Cuisine Quentin Pereira of Quentin's Eurasian Restaurant in Singapore. You sometimes wonder how he remains so trim and slim in spite of the deliciously wonderful Kristang dishes he whips up in the kitchen! Starting with his original restaurant located in the Eastern part of Singapore Quentin has upped the ante and just recently opened Quentin's Bar & Restaurant housed in the newly refurbished Mess Hall next to Village Hotel on Sentosa. It's obvious that much thought has been spent on the decor as it oozes classy colonial charm in shades of dark greys blacks and whites - very befitting for a restaurant with Asian and European heritage. And of course the food did not disappoint - in Quentin's skillful hands, trademark classic Eurasian dishes are prepared to perfection and you are always wanting more. I was part of a private party when I was there, but I went through their menu and the must try dishes would be their classics like Fried Devilled Wings, Singgang Serani, Galinhia Keluak Curry and of course the all time favourite Debal Curry. And no meal would be complete without their mouth-watering desserts of Sugee Cake and Banana Fritters served with goodness-gratifying gula melaka ice cream. All in all Quentin's is the perfect place to bring your friends, family, overseas guests and even for those on their first dates, there are very cosy 2 seater tables for that romantic dinner.