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National Day treats offered at Park Regis

Gastronomic delights are available from 1 to 31 August.

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As the Singapore flag flies high this August, Park Regis Singapore proudly joins more than 5 million Singaporeans to celebrate the nation’s 47 th birthday for the second time since the hotel’s opening in November 2010. In commemoration of Singapore’s independence, for the month of August, Park Regis Singapore celebrates this significant national event with tempting dining deals.

National Day Local Delights

From 1 to 31 August 2012, in honour of Singapore’s heritage, guests can enjoy three specially created local delights at S$4.70++ each at Suite 23. The Singapore Rojak (usual S$10.00++) is a traditional refreshing fresh fruits and vegetable salad appetiser that is made up of pineapple, cucumber, sweet turnip, bean sprouts, rose apple, deep-fried soybean cakes, fried Chinese dough fritters, served with prawn paste sauce and topped with chopped peanuts. After a tangy appetiser, indulge in another perennial local favourite, the hearty Char Kway Teow (usual S$16.00++), a stir-fried flat rice noodles dish packed with prawns, Chinese sausage, fish cake and bean sprouts.

For the durian lovers, end your meal with the fragrant Banana Pengat with Durian Mousse. The rich flavour and smooth texture of this unique combination will have you coming back for more. Available daily from 12:00pm to 10:30pm at Suite 23.

Tiger Crystal Promotion

As the sun sets and Clarke Quay comes alive with sizzling entertainment, Park Regis Singapore, located just a stone’s throw away from Clarke Quay MRT Station, is the perfect pre-party venue with the exclusive Tiger Crystal promotion. This National Day, toast the nation and bottom ups with friends, family and business associates with each bottle of refreshing Tiger Crystal at an unbeatable price of S$4.70++ (usual S$10.00++). Available daily at Suite 23, Scape Lobby Lounge, Splash! Pool Bar and SiLuEt Rooftop Bar.

Live screening of National Day Parade is available at Scape Lobby Lounge on 9 August 2012.

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