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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: January 2011
Pictures: The fifth commune
As it’s been raining for four days straight here on our humid little tropical island, Khana Commune had to move indoors for the fifth dinner. Last night saw a mix of new and familiar faces, with plenty of laughter ringing … Continue reading
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I ate Big Bird
The last time I was in Desaru was nearly 20 years ago. My mum and dad used to take us as kids, and for some reason in my memory it’s always been etched as a grey, desolate beach somewhere in … Continue reading
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