Symmetry

Little India & Kampong Glam


With rusty beams, random lamps and indie tunes, Symmetry feels like a garage made for band jams, but it's all about the grub, coffee and suds. Book for the weekend brunch: its wickedly good offerings include Dungeness crab benedict with 63 degree boiled egg, avocado mash, yuzu (Japanese citrus fruit) hollandaise sauce topped with torched mozzarella and ikura (red caviar).

Guzzle full-bodied espresso, nutty cold brews, fresh juices, or beers and ciders from as far afield as Belgium.


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