I’d just gotten off the plane and thrown my bags in my room at the Swissotel Stamford and decided to head out somewhere I’d not been before for a couple of beers and a bite to eat.
I headed to Seah Street just on the other side of Raffles Hotel and came across a small place called Bridge.
Bridge, Singapore
Another year, another trip to Singapore which means I need a place for beers in the hot and humid weather.
I’ve been to Brotzeit before and the service has, for the most part, been decent however this trip I must say I was underwhelmed on several occasions with the service.
Slow service and staff forgetting to place orders and bring bills when asked aren’t the hallmarks of a place I want to frequent.
But being Singapore there are hundreds of similar places fighting for your business so on to better places!
In the middle of the hustle and bustle of Singapore’s Chinatown area is a great little restaurant called Ba Dao Guan or Sichuan Seafood Restaurant. Don’t let the name put you off if you’re not a seafood fan as there is a lot of non-seafood dishes on the menu.
Ba Dao Guan, Chinatown, Singapore
Brotzeit, it apparently means Bread Time, but in Singapore is a chain of Bavarian themed bars and restaurants.
Being Bavarian in theme you can guess what the menu looks like – Bavarian beers and lots of types of meats.
Brotzeit, Raffles City, Singapore
After a very hot and steamy morning walking around Singapore’s Muslim Quarter at Kampong Glam and then Little India a quick TripAdvisor search pointed me to a close by Indian restaurant called Gayatri.
Gayatri, Race Course Road, Singapore