MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom is a new restaurant located at Quayside Isle at Sentosa Cove on Sentosa Island.
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove MUSEO Art on the Isle & Barroom](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2854/9263123154_dce5f4e67f_o.jpg)
It is operated by the same owner as Arteastiq Boutique Tea House at Mandarin Gallery, known for their unique tea collection and offering of social paintings in Singapore.
MUSEO is located in a very upmarket residential and tourist area, besides W Hotel and near Sentosa Cove residence.
I brought Rachel and Asher to MUSEO for dinner a few weeks back. Although driving there takes just 20 minutes at most from central Singapore, it felt like a little excursion, driving from Singapore to Sentosa island to the lux, Sentosa Cove. This builds up anticipation on what the restaurant has to offer.
Upon arrival, we were settled in a modern Japanese-style dining setting:
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Rachel, Asher and I dining at MUSEO](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7443/9263127662_98eb03fa33_o.jpg)
For ladies wearing short skirts, fret not, there are regular seatings available. Asher was amused by the novelty of dining without having to sit on chairs. He was constantly playing peek-a-boo from under the table with me:
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Peek-a-boo under the table](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2830/9260346409_1e360ea866_o.jpg)
While the restaurant has an open bar, it is kids friendly and I counted at least two other tables with young children dining there when we visited. There are also kids cutlery available.
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Open bar](http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5466/9263122626_686988ceb8_o.jpg)
I like the restaurant’s location and decor. It has an excellent sea view and an open kitchen, visible from most part of the restaurant. The ambience is generally quiet and the wait staff are attentive.
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Open kitchen](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7405/9263122430_332fb2ed61_o.jpg)
One of the MUSEO’s signature is that the food are all served in a cup for a contemporary twist to go with their fusion menu. The restaurant makes an effort to constantly innovate, adding new dishes every three months to draw in repeat diners.
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Menu @ MUSEO](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3746/9263122164_cff97ec067_o.jpg)
Here are the dishes we tried:
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Mezzanine Signature Set Appertisers (S$38)](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7336/9263123546_aaf8523efc_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Smile of Mona Lisa (Deep fried camembert cheese served with cranberry sauce) - S$12](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7333/9260345733_9e371a1573_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Joys of Life (smoked roast pork belly served with hot sauce) - S$12](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3786/9260345907_093716011f_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Picasso's Blues (deep fried prawns flavoured with lavender) - S$12](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2823/9263124070_6fee4150e3_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove The Kiss (barbecued squids with chili and pepper) - S$12](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3816/9263124252_5c449ba326_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Green Asparagus Soup (S$8)](http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5539/9263123362_db6515b0c0_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Two Way Lamb (shepherd pie and roasted marinated lamb rack, served with sautéed arugula and cherry tomato chutney) - S$35](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3716/9263124596_2045c4be10_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Close-up of the lamb - it was well-cooked. Gordon Ramsay will be pleased.](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7386/9263124786_dd1db9ebc0_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Pan Rasted Cod Fillet (Delicate cod fillet with baked scallop in its shell with onion relish and mushroom risotto) - S$33](http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5479/9260346951_8331e6b941_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Close-up of the mushroom risotto](http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5327/9263125156_0d3fe9af1c_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Close-up of the cod fillet and scallop](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3775/9263125402_12b98d1a6c_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Lychee and Yuzu tea (cold) - S$11 each a pot](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7453/9263127254_17d1578c01_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Green Tea Creme Brûlée (Classic egg custard with brittle caramel top, served with yuzu gelato) - S$12](http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5545/9260348277_9ed031466b_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove Eton Mess (Strawberry and peach marinated with lemon juice and rum, served with whipped cream) - S$12](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2850/9263126524_4a860fa5a5_o.jpg)
![MUSEO Art on the isle Restaurant & Barroom @ Sentosa Cove I love the presentation.](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3785/9260348851_af6d6e7cb1_o.jpg)
Overall, the dining experience was pretty fun for the three of us.
Unless you stay at Sentosa Cove, MUSEO is not exactly easy to get to. However, this makes it all the more exotic if you are planning for something different for a special dining occasion like a birthday celebration or hen’s party for instance.
If you are interested to visit MUSEO, do visit their official website or Facebook page. There are regular promotions updated – currently, there is a one dine for free promotion with every three paying diners for high tea and beer retreat buffet.
There are detailed instructions below on getting to the restaurant, including via public transport.
GETTING TO MUSEO:
Address: 31 Ocean Way #01-22 Quayside Isle Singapore 098375
Entry Fee to Sentosa by Taxi/Car:
Weekday
7am-11.59am $5 per taxi/ $6 per car
12pm-2pm $2 per taxi/car
2.01pm-5pm $5 per taxi/ $6 per car.
5.01pm – 6.59am $2 per taxi/car
Weekend & Public Holiday
7am-5pm $6 per taxi/ $7 per car.
5.01pm-6.59am $3 per taxi/ car.
To leave Sentosa by Taxi:
$8 is for advance booking plus taxi meter and $3.30 for current booking plus taxi meter.
Taxi booking to leave Sentosa. Please call:
From 8am to 6pm:
Johnson – 92284428
Tan – 97348234
From 5pm to 5am:
Ritchie Say – 96879061
Islander Pass:
S$25 per year with unlimited entry to Sentosa
By Car to Quayside Isle in Sentosa
Parking at Quayside Isle is at S$3.50 for the whole day.
MUSEO OPENING HOURS:
Monday to Thursday, 2:00 pm to 1:00 am
Friday, Saturday & PH Eve, 1:30 pm to 2:00 am
Sunday, 1:30 pm to 1:00 am