Looking for a restaurant to celebrate Christmas this year?
Here is our guide on where to eat for this holiday season!
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Here is our guide on where to eat for this holiday season!

Some think of fried chicken when they imagine Christmas, and other culinary masterpieces in the lead-up to the year-end merrymaking. This Christmas, Swensen’s rounds up the season’s finest traditions with their signature Swensen’s touch. Indulge in a spread of new offerings such as the Christmas Waffle Chicken with their Signature golden battered, juicy chicken thigh cutlet served atop a crisp and fluffy waffle. Seafood lovers will not want to miss the luxurious Seafood Platter, which comprises seared salmon fillets, succulent scallops and tiger prawns.
Sweet dreams are made of Swensen’s iconic sundaes, now in Christmas fashion! Round up the feasting on a scoopin’ sweet note with the new Biscoff Cheesecake, More S’mores, and/or Tiramisu (Non-alcoholic) Sundae(s) or enjoy all three flavours with Claus is Comin’.
Available at all Swensen’s outlets.
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