Tanzen Dinner
Chinese
- RM50 - RM100 per pax
Chiefeater Christopher Danker had an enjoyable Chinese cuisine dinner at Tanzen at Millerz Square along Old Klang Road


Italian, Non-Halal
Etna Italian Restaurant, located inconspicuously on Duxton Road, exudes the charm of a local mama’s kitchen with its unpretentious ambiance and genuine hospitality. If you’re strolling through the eclectic Tanjung Pagar neighbourhood, don’t miss the opportunity to discover this culinary gem.
Their intimate setting, reminiscent of an extended living room, accommodates no more than 40 guests at a time. The cozy atmosphere coupled with exceptional service sets Etna apart from the crowd. The staff, friendly and knowledgeable, ensure a seamless dining experience where dishes arrive promptly and glasses never go empty.
During my recent visit with my wife, we opted for Etna’s specials and were delighted by the standout dish—the vegan mushroom pasta. As a pasta enthusiast favouring broader varieties like papardelle, I was thoroughly impressed by the perfectly al dente pasta paired with an enigmatic mushroom-based sauce. The dish unfolded like a journey through an Italian forest, with layers of flavours culminating in a rich crescendo. The brown sauce with a hint of cream was executed with masterful precision, leaving a lasting impression.

Etna’s commitment to delivering authentic Italian cuisine at reasonable prices makes it a must-visit if you are in this area. Whether you’re seeking a cozy lunch spot or a memorable dinner experience, Etna promises culinary delights that won’t disappoint.
With my wife’s recent visits and our delightful lunch experience at Etna, it’s evident that this restaurant has stood the test of time. For those seeking genuine Italian flavours in a warm and welcoming setting, Etna Italian Restaurant is a true hidden gem awaiting discovery.
Our enjoyable meal, including a bottle of wine, totalled SGD200, an excellent value for the exceptional quality and service provided.
Business Hours
Opens Daily
12:00 pm to 02:30 pm
06:00 pm to 10:30 pm
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