After-dark culinary adventure for BT readers

BT Club’s upcoming dining experience will be a late-night one that explores nose-to-tail cuts and seasonal ingredients

Dylan Tan
Published Wed, Oct 9, 2024 · 06:25 PM
    • Dirty Supper’s signature fried chicken skin and smoked mackerel.
    • Dirty Supper’s signature fried chicken skin and smoked mackerel. PHOTO: ONG YU FAN

    GET ready to embark on a gastronomic adventure with BT Club’s first late-night dining experience, to be held at Tiong Bahru restaurant, Dirty Supper on Nov 2. That’s when chef-owner Peter Smit, who has worked in kitchens across London, Australia and Singapore, whips up an exclusive tasting menu just for BT readers. 

    When night falls, a popular coffeeshop in Tiong Bahru is transformed into Dirty Supper, an intimate late-night eatery. PHOTO: RACHEL TAN

    Known for his bold approach to grilling and ingredient pairing, Chef Smit and his team take the art of whole-animal cooking to new levels, transforming nose-to-tail cuts and seasonal ingredients into stunning dishes. 

    Squid noodles, among the dishes created for the late-night BT Club dining event. PHOTO: ONG YU FAN

    Every bite promises to be a surprise and the six-course supper menu will feature signatures such as Dirty Supper’s sourdough and chicken skin terrine, alongside other special dishes such as squid noodles and pig ear terrine created specially for the night.

    Pig ear terrine is another off-menu dish for the BT Club late-night dining experience on Nov 2. PHOTO: ONG YU FAN

    Prepare to take your taste buds for a ride on the wild side as every part of an animal becomes a delectable dish. Come dressed comfortably and bond with fellow foodies till late at this intimate, after-dark dining experience.

    Dirty Supper’s chef-owner Peter Smit has worked in kitchens across London, Australia and Singapore. PHOTO: RACHEL TAN

    This is a late-night meal worth staying up for. Seats are limited and selling fast. Reserve yours now at bt.sg/btsupper24.

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