August Feature

The Cuisine of Chef Barry Quek of Whey, Hong Kong
and Chef Yew Eng Tong of Alma by Juan Amador, Singapore 
Date: 6 – 8 August 2025
Address: Alma by Juan Amador, 22 Scotts Road, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore 228221
In celebration of SG60, we are proud to present a four-hands collaboration between 2 Singapore sons, Chef Barry Quek of 1-Michelin Star Whey, Hong Kong and Chef Yew Eng Tong of 1-Michelin Star Alma by Juan Amador, who will present an exclusive menu for 3 nights only.
Born and raised in Singapore, globetrotting Chef Barry draws on seasonal and sustainable ingredients to recreate the nostalgic flavours of his childhood, refined by his diverse international experiences and global culinary perspective. Meanwhile, Chef Eng Tong showcases his signature modern European cuisine infused with heartwarming Asian touches, while displaying his penchant for using fruits and vegetables in his creations.
For this specially curated menu, Chef Barry features his signature dishes such as Nasi Ulam with Lobster and Tropical Herbs, and Grilled Abalone with Dry Cold Assam Noodles and Lamma Island Hae Bee. Meanwhile, Chef Eng Tong showcases dishes such as Wagyu Beef Shortrib with Rendang Espuma, White Archar and Onion Keropok, and Fish Head Curry with Cannelloni Blue Fin Tartare, Mustard Seed and Burnt Coriander.
From 6 to 8 August, join our Singaporean Michelin talents and indulge in a flavour-filled Singaporean evening!
Exclusively for HSBC Premier Mastercard ® Credit Cardholders.

Globetrotting Chef Barry finds inspiration for his cuisine as he travels and works around the world. Born and raised in Singapore, he discovered his interest in cooking at a young age and enrolled at the At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy culinary school. He started his career in world’s renowned restaurants including Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon and Les Amis in Singapore.
He then moved on from cooking classic French cuisine, and immersed himself in an eye-opening farm to-table experience alongside chef Kobe Desramaults at In de Wulf in Belgium. Chef Barry continued to hone his craft in Attica in Melbourne where he witnessed the importance of fostering close relationships with local farmers, before travelling to London to work in Portland and Clipstone. He came back to Asia in 2017 to open Beet.
In May 2021, Chef Barry stepped into a new dimension and brought together his international experience with Singaporean flavours of his childhood at Whey, in partnership with ZS Hospitality Group. The restaurant was awarded one MICHELIN star by the MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2022 after eight months of operation.

Having worked with 3-Michelin Star Chef Christian Bau of Victor’s Dining, Germany, Chef Eng Tong has always been part of the Asian team for Chef Bau’s four-hands pop-ups, most recently at Michelin-starred Noi at Four Seasons Hotel. Chef Eng Tong was the team captain who led the Singapore National Culinary Team at the 2014 Culinary Olympics to clinch the championship, and was also the Singapore representative at the Bocuse d’Or – the world’s most famous culinary competition from 2013 – 2017. At the Asia selection of Bocuse d’Or 2012 in Shanghai, he exceeded all expectations and came in first, beating other Southeast Asian countries such as Japan to achieve the top podium position.
Chef Eng Tong’s vision for Alma by Juan Amador is to apply his years of deep-diving into competition culinary techniques to the menu to bring an elevated gastronomic experience for the diner.
August Feature

The Cuisine of Chef Barry Quek of Whey, Hong Kong
and Chef Yew Eng Tong of Alma by Juan Amador, Singapore 
Date: 6 – 8 August 2025
Address: Alma by Juan Amador, 22 Scotts Road, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore 228221
In celebration of SG60, we are proud to present a four-hands collaboration between 2 Singapore sons, Chef Barry Quek of 1-Michelin Star Whey, Hong Kong and Chef Yew Eng Tong of 1-Michelin Star Alma by Juan Amador, who will present an exclusive menu for 3 nights only.
Born and raised in Singapore, globetrotting Chef Barry draws on seasonal and sustainable ingredients to recreate the nostalgic flavours of his childhood, refined by his diverse international experiences and global culinary perspective. Meanwhile, Chef Eng Tong showcases his signature modern European cuisine infused with heartwarming Asian touches, while displaying his penchant for using fruits and vegetables in his creations.
For this specially curated menu, Chef Barry features his signature dishes such as Nasi Ulam with Lobster and Tropical Herbs, and Grilled Abalone with Dry Cold Assam Noodles and Lamma Island Hae Bee. Meanwhile, Chef Eng Tong showcases dishes such as Wagyu Beef Shortrib with Rendang Espuma, White Archar and Onion Keropok, and Fish Head Curry with Cannelloni Blue Fin Tartare, Mustard Seed and Burnt Coriander.
From 6 to 8 August, join our Singaporean Michelin talents and indulge in a flavour-filled Singaporean evening!
Exclusively for HSBC Premier Mastercard ® Credit Cardholders.

Globetrotting Chef Barry finds inspiration for his cuisine as he travels and works around the world. Born and raised in Singapore, he discovered his interest in cooking at a young age and enrolled at the At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy culinary school. He started his career in world’s renowned restaurants including Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon and Les Amis in Singapore.
He then moved on from cooking classic French cuisine, and immersed himself in an eye-opening farm to-table experience alongside chef Kobe Desramaults at In de Wulf in Belgium. Chef Barry continued to hone his craft in Attica in Melbourne where he witnessed the importance of fostering close relationships with local farmers, before travelling to London to work in Portland and Clipstone. He came back to Asia in 2017 to open Beet.
In May 2021, Chef Barry stepped into a new dimension and brought together his international experience with Singaporean flavours of his childhood at Whey, in partnership with ZS Hospitality Group. The restaurant was awarded one MICHELIN star by the MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2022 after eight months of operation.

Having worked with 3-Michelin Star Chef Christian Bau of Victor’s Dining, Germany, Chef Eng Tong has always been part of the Asian team for Chef Bau’s four-hands pop-ups, most recently at Michelin-starred Noi at Four Seasons Hotel. Chef Eng Tong was the team captain who led the Singapore National Culinary Team at the 2014 Culinary Olympics to clinch the championship, and was also the Singapore representative at the Bocuse d’Or – the world’s most famous culinary competition from 2013 – 2017. At the Asia selection of Bocuse d’Or 2012 in Shanghai, he exceeded all expectations and came in first, beating other Southeast Asian countries such as Japan to achieve the top podium position.
Chef Eng Tong’s vision for Alma by Juan Amador is to apply his years of deep-diving into competition culinary techniques to the menu to bring an elevated gastronomic experience for the diner.



