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Khana Commune is an exciting new way to dine in Singapore. Open to all members of the public, it offers authentic dining based in the comfort and intimacy of a chef's home (my home!). Located in Pasir Panjang, table bookings can be made for 1-18 people at a time. Dinners are held at 8pm twice a month on specified dates. $60 a head for a 5-8 course set menu.
You can view pictures and details of previous dinners/menus on this blog and on the Facebook page. Dinner is based on a set-menu, which changes with every dinner I throw, and I will usually post the upcoming menu 1 week before any dinner.
If none of the dates I have confirmed suit you, and you would like to suggest an alternative date, get in touch and we can look into it.
Email me at khanacommune@gmail.com for all enquiries, or even if you just feel like saying hi!
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Monthly Archives: November 2010
In Pictures: The first commune
Pulled off my first ever supperclub! I was a little nervous about doing it all alone, but I am happy to report that all went well. Definitely grateful for this ‘trial run’ with my friends, I now know what changes … Continue reading →
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Preparation begins: The night before….
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It’s pretty hard to cook….
….when your pan isn’t big enough for your ingredients. This mouth-watering local delicacy of Bangladesh is called Norah Anwar.
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Menu: Nov 28 – the first commune
Just back from a short trip to Dhaka, Bangladesh, to celebrate the Qurbani Eid festival with my family there. It can be a brutal, stomach-turning few days for anyone who can’t handle watching animals being slaughtered left, right and centre……But … Continue reading →
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