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Arnold’s Fried Chicken To Open At Tampines West Community Club
- Oct 7, 2019
- eatbook.sg
- Review
With their consistently good food and service, Arnold’s is set to make die-hard chicken lovers happy by opening outlets at both ends of Singapore.
Brothers In Fine Food @ Tampines West Community Centre – Halal Neighbourhood Café With Quality Food At Affordable Prices
- Nov 8, 2017
- www.sgfoodonfoot.com
- Review
Recipes at Brothers in Fine Food undergo constant fine-tunings, and menu items are refreshed every few months to excite tastebuds and prompt revisits. As it passes its one year hallmark of operations, Brothers in Fine Food continues to draw in crowds with its remarkable fusion cafe fare and amazingly affordable prices that is hard to beat for its food quality and variety, despite its slightly obscure location.
Brothers in Fine Food – Legit Beef Steak Below $20 at Tampines West CC
- Jan 31, 2017
- www.misstamchiak.com
- Review
Like their sister cafe, BFF seems to be doing a good job. We’re looking forward to trying other items on their menu as this cafe certainly warrants another visit.
Brothers in Fine Food BFF – Muslim-Owned Cafe By Penny University At Tampines West Community Centre
- Dec 10, 2016
- danielfooddiary.com
- Review
We would have loved to bring our BFFs to BFF more frequently, so wishing for enhancement in the food aspect to warrant those return visits.
Brothers in Fine Food @ Tampines West CC – Singapore’s Cafe Scene *Finally* Comes to Tampines – Chue On It
- Nov 27, 2016
- chueonit.com
- Review
Brothers in Fine Food might have its hits and misses, but the team are pretty earnest in gathering feedback and re-working their menu (there’s a new one coming out every 3 months, apparently).
Brothers In Fine Food – A New Cafe In Tampines By The Folks Behind Penny University – Kian Leong Tech News
- Nov 16, 2016
- www.kianleong.com
- Review
As is expected, Brothers In Fine Food also offers a range of coffee for your daily caffeine dosage. We got a regular latte which costs just S$ 5.50. It was just what the doctor ordered to complement the entire meal.
