Big Coincidence. The last time we went for Singaporean food was a year ago in April. We were buying outfits for our upcoming out of town trips and buying tops for peanutbutter♥ to match what Ykaie and I are gonna be wearing.
This year, same thing happened. singaporean restaurant. the mall. outfit shopping.
But this time, we were in SM Megamall and we’re trying out the new restaurant.
Char Kway Teow {₱195}
I had a thing for wide pastas and so I ordered Char Kway Teow. It’s quite tasty and the flavors of chinese sausage, prawns, beans sprouts, and dark soy sauce are evident but I like Nasi Lemak’s version of this a lot more. Plus, the noodles from nasi lemak is a bit chewy which is how I like my noodles to be.
2 pc. Chicken Satay {₱70}
The chicken chunks is very tender and is cooked perfectly but I think the peanut sauce always carries out the chicken, pork or beef. They either heighten the taste of the meat or bring it down. I like my peanut sauce a bit thicker than what they have but I was hungry at the time and didn’t have breakfast — so I gobbled it up.
Spicy Laksa {₱185}
Sis ordered Laksa because she wanted to try this for the longest time evah!
Laksa is a noodle soup dish with a spicy curry base. It tastes primarily of coconut cream — something I love but I find this dish a bit too oily. I have to find another version to compare it to.
Lemon Chicken {₱135}
Ykaie had Lemon Chicken but chose to dip the breaded chicken cutlets to soy sauce instead of the lemon sauce.
Iced Katchang
Sis just has to have this colorful dessert. It’s like halo-halo with corn, kaong, jelly, red beans and nata but the shaved ice on top has colorful syrups and condensed milk.
My Singapore Food Street
2/F SM Megamall
20 Responses
Yummy! I like that kind of food.
It looks very yummy 🙂
~Pernilla
Yummy food.
drooling over your photos! please tell anney that we misses her posts already 🙂
I agree that laksa indeed is oily, I lived in Malaysia before and never saw a laksa like that.
wow all are truly delicious,love to here the singapore foods…
wow it’s nice to see singapore culinary in the Philippines. On my next visit in Manila, I’ll make sure to try and compare.
everythign looks yummy. haven’t tried singaporean food before but now im enticed to try some. 🙂
The iced Katchang looks refreshing, (ano yung katchang)?
yum! those food looked so dang delicious!!! how do you find great food huh?
Hhmmmm! looks delicious. I haven’t tried singaporean food yet. i should one of these days
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oh my! thoselooks yummy. now, I’m homesick. I miss pinas.:(
looks yummy, the iced katchang looks like a halohalo..
i like that your daughter was all willing to try different restos other the popular fastfood chains most kids like. whereas my little kid, she would always prefer her fave fastfood shop. hence, we never get to discover other cuisines.
honestly I can’t believe that you call this streetfood, your captured and presentation looks like a classy resto
nice photos! they are enough to entice someone to give the place a visit. I find some of the menu oily though. I’m curious of the Iced Katchang. I hope I’ll have the opportunity to visit Singapore soon 🙂
LadySoda
The food looks so appetizing especially the Laksa and Satay bbq!
I haven’t tried eating any Singaporean cuisine. Will try to check this out over the weekend.
the food looks yum wanna try this soon
Miss Singapore food !