This will be chef Ang Song Kang's last time cooking in Singapore before focusing on overseas projects.
Chef Marvas Ng of Path and Chef Ang Song Kang with their Chefs' Harmony Pen Cai for Chinese New Year.
An eight-course dinner menu will be available on Jan 6 and 7 at Path, showcasing chef Ng’s East Asian classics refined with French flair coupled with chef Ang’s Cantonese prowess. Do not fret if you cannot make it for dinner. The chefs have also created a Chefs’ Harmony Pen Cai, available for takeaway only.
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