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Do everything in moderation, including eating.
What To Dabao At These New Restaurants
Photo: Chico Loco Singapore (Facebook)
Chico Loco promises “Real Chicken, Real Good”. That is their tagline as they guarantee that they only use chickens that have a 100% natural diet, contain less fat and cholesterol, are logically and ethically farmed, and are cage-, hormone- and antibiotic-free. Plus, no msg is added into their food, so you don’t have to worry about not eating healthy at Chico Loco. This new Mexican joint features spit-roasted chicken, which comes in three sizes – quarter ($9), half ($17) and whole ($32). Other Mexican dishes are also available as sides like guacamole ($5) and handmade flour tortillas ($1 each).
Address: 102 Amoy Street, Singapore 069922
Hours: Mon-Thurs (8am – 10pm), Fri (8am – 12am), Sat (5pm – 12am)
Phone: +65 9738 7828
Website: https://www.chico-loco.com/
1. Chico Loco
Photo: Chico Loco Singapore (Facebook)
Chico Loco promises “Real Chicken, Real Good”. That is their tagline as they guarantee that they only use chickens that have a 100% natural diet, contain less fat and cholesterol, are logically and ethically farmed, and are cage-, hormone- and antibiotic-free. Plus, no msg is added into their food, so you don’t have to worry about not eating healthy at Chico Loco. This new Mexican joint features spit-roasted chicken, which comes in three sizes – quarter ($9), half ($17) and whole ($32). Other Mexican dishes are also available as sides like guacamole ($5) and handmade flour tortillas ($1 each).
Address: 102 Amoy Street, Singapore 069922
Hours: Mon-Thurs (8am – 10pm), Fri (8am – 12am), Sat (5pm – 12am)
Phone: +65 9738 7828
Website: https://www.chico-loco.com/
What To Dabao At These New Restaurants
Photo: Sa Tae Bak (Facebook)
This humble skewer bar is inspired by Japanese-style izakaya bars and they offer affordable food and alcoholic drinks. Some favourites are the enoki bacon ($2.50), succulent chicken thigh and leek ($1.50) and extra chewy rice cake wrapped in bacon ($2). We’ve also heard that the cold tofu with century egg ($3.50) is a crowd favourite, so definitely try that out if you’re thinking of eating there. So why not order up a few skewers and some alcoholic drinks that would pair amazingly with your food?
Address: 511 Guillemard Road, #01-57 Grandlink Square, Singapore 399849
Hours: Mon-Sun (6pm – 12am)
Phone: +65 97275567
Website: https://www.facebook.com/sataebak/
2. Sa Tae Bak
Photo: Sa Tae Bak (Facebook)
This humble skewer bar is inspired by Japanese-style izakaya bars and they offer affordable food and alcoholic drinks. Some favourites are the enoki bacon ($2.50), succulent chicken thigh and leek ($1.50) and extra chewy rice cake wrapped in bacon ($2). We’ve also heard that the cold tofu with century egg ($3.50) is a crowd favourite, so definitely try that out if you’re thinking of eating there. So why not order up a few skewers and some alcoholic drinks that would pair amazingly with your food?
Address: 511 Guillemard Road, #01-57 Grandlink Square, Singapore 399849
Hours: Mon-Sun (6pm – 12am)
Phone: +65 97275567
Website: https://www.facebook.com/sataebak/
What To Dabao At Geylang Serai Market
3. Haig Road Putu Piring (#01-02)
Photo: @feedtheeggs (Instagram)
Photo: @sebastiangibrand (Instagram)
Who grew up eating putu piring? We know we did! Traditional Haig Road Putu Piring’s kuehs are super fluffy and made from rice flour, filled with a warm gula melaka filling that has crystallised bits. You can also get some coconut flakes on the side to accompany your Putu Piring order! It is quite popular during their peak hours, but we’d recommend going when there’s a queue to ensure that your Putu Piring is made to order!
Location: Mr. Teh Tarik Coffee Shop
Hours: Mon – Sun (9am – 8pm)
Phone: +65 9797 5635
Website: https://www.facebook.com/haigroadputupiring
Senor,
And @whoami
Once, I talked to the elderly makchik
(Probably the Owner)
on how she can stand the whole day.
She replied "by eating sambal".
What To Dabao At These New Restaurants
Photo: The Tipsy Wolves (Facebook)
Even though they just opened not long ago, they are already known for their high-end Western cuisine at hawker prices. However, you can be sure that the portions are filling, and the quality of the food can be vouched for. Plus, don’t expect your run-of-the-mill western fare here. While they have burgers and fish and chips, they also have dishes that lean more fusion, like the grilled pork belly ($10.90) – a pork belly steak that is sous-vide for 16 hours before being grilled to retain the moisture in the meat, and crayfish laksa pasta ($10.90)!
Address: 30 Foch Rd, #01-02, 209276 (Located in Bistro 8)
Hours: Mon-Sun (11am – 10:30pm)
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Food-Stand/Thetipsywolves-1344312789044665/
3. The Tipsy Wolves
Photo: The Tipsy Wolves (Facebook)
Even though they just opened not long ago, they are already known for their high-end Western cuisine at hawker prices. However, you can be sure that the portions are filling, and the quality of the food can be vouched for. Plus, don’t expect your run-of-the-mill western fare here. While they have burgers and fish and chips, they also have dishes that lean more fusion, like the grilled pork belly ($10.90) – a pork belly steak that is sous-vide for 16 hours before being grilled to retain the moisture in the meat, and crayfish laksa pasta ($10.90)!
Address: 30 Foch Rd, #01-02, 209276 (Located in Bistro 8)
Hours: Mon-Sun (11am – 10:30pm)
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Food-Stand/Thetipsywolves-1344312789044665/
Haha....really?
Imagine business brisk. Workers workg non stop on top of standg for long hours. When reached 50s end up having varicose veins.
Haha....really?
Senor,
I doubt she is joking.
Anyway, I had been eating more sambal.
My favourite too. But as always, eat in moderation.
Senor,
Imam Restaurant
Lor 1 Geylang
Had their mutton briyani a few times.
Mutton is tender,
Curry rendang style.
Can give 4/5.
Sedap ya. Noted. Will go try if i happen to visit relative at blk 2C upp boon keng...
u say until liddat then I die die must try liao
haaaa
4/5 leh. Hw not to try? Hehehe...
Senor haaaa,
Last time they open 24 hrs.
Now due Covid, they close around 11pm.
But the briyani popular, may run out if you go after dinner time.
Then, I will relax there with a teh tarik.
Haaaa
What To Dabao At These New Restaurants
Photo: @msginginly (Instagram)
This café has been garnering plenty of attention because of its beautifully decorated shop and menu items. As the name suggests, the place is filled with flowers, making this café an Instagrammer’s paradise. Not only is the decor flower-themed, the drinks are garnished with real flowers as well! Here, you can get all-day brunch. Nicole’s Favours ($21.90+) consists of sourdough toast, topped with avocado, smoked salmon and pomegranate seeds. It is accompanied by a fried egg, salad, grilled pork sausage and hashbrown strips! Their thick, fluffy soufflé pancakes ($15.90 – $19.90) are also a must-try. Oh, also, they’re pet-friendly, which means that you can bring your little furkids with you!
Address: 224 Telok Kurau Rd, #01-01, Singapore 423836
Hours: Tues – Sun (8:30am – 8:30pm), Closed on Mon
Phone: +65 9119 9588
Website: https://www.facebook.com/cafedenicolesflowersg/
4. Café de Nicole’s Flower
Photo: @msginginly (Instagram)
This café has been garnering plenty of attention because of its beautifully decorated shop and menu items. As the name suggests, the place is filled with flowers, making this café an Instagrammer’s paradise. Not only is the decor flower-themed, the drinks are garnished with real flowers as well! Here, you can get all-day brunch. Nicole’s Favours ($21.90+) consists of sourdough toast, topped with avocado, smoked salmon and pomegranate seeds. It is accompanied by a fried egg, salad, grilled pork sausage and hashbrown strips! Their thick, fluffy soufflé pancakes ($15.90 – $19.90) are also a must-try. Oh, also, they’re pet-friendly, which means that you can bring your little furkids with you!
Address: 224 Telok Kurau Rd, #01-01, Singapore 423836
Hours: Tues – Sun (8:30am – 8:30pm), Closed on Mon
Phone: +65 9119 9588
Website: https://www.facebook.com/cafedenicolesflowersg/
Senor,
Geylang Serai will be my next
food paradise.
And like the Makchik mentioned,
eat Sambal to stay strong and healthy.
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