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Cafe Mosaic unrolls special menu for Sunday family bonding

Carlton Hotel Singapore's Cafe Mosaic warmly welcomes children and believes that weekends should be dedicated to quality family bonding time.

While you catch up with the adults in the family and enjoy a sumptuous buffet spread of International high tea items, your kids will have their hands full with the decorating of cupcakes and entertained with activities such as storytelling and collecting cute twisted balloons by our balloonist.

To top this off, all kids aged 8 years and below get to dine for free*!

Some of the the must-haves in their menu include Baked Salmon with Mushrooms in Puff Pastry, Meatball Spaghetti with Tomato Concasse, Seafood Cottage Pie, ThaiStyle Steamed Fish, Braised Herbal Chicken, Lamb Scaloppini with Au-Jus and many more.

It also serves delicious desserts such as Scones, bite-sized Sandwiches, an impressive dessert spread that includes an assortment of French pastries and cakes such as Cheesecake, Chocolate Truffle Cake, Nonya Kuehs and Fresh Fruits. 

This kid-friendly offer is available Saturdays & Sundays (12noon to 4pm). Prices are at $45 per adult FREE for children 8 years and below* and $22.50 per child 9 to 12 years. 

For reservations and enquiries, call Café Mosaic at 6311 8195 or email [email protected]

*One child dines free for every one paying adult. Menu and kids activities are subject to changes. All prices are subject to service charge and prevailing government taxes, unless otherwise stated. Other terms and conditions apply. 

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