Make every trip out of your house a worthwhile one guys, like for Fat Prince's brunch.
In particular, they do a modern interpretation of Turkish food, including kebabs in little pitas delivered like street tacos. I actually liked the kebabs the least, but that cauliflower above was pretty good. Darn, now I can't stop thinking about the cauliflower from Safta and Miznon.
Overall, the vibe that Fat Prince provides, on a Saturday morning, will set you right for the rest of your weekend.
Punjab Grill has a USA Cheese Menu which featured a four course end to end meal of dishes with cheese.
I am glad that my first experience with Punjabi cuisine is at Punjab Grill; it may be my first but it won’t be my last! As the flavours at Punjab Grill are not overly spicy, the food here will suit a large array of palates.
Service overall was professional and polite, being able to explain the dishes with clarity, though they could look short-handed at times. A worthy try if you are keen to experience higher end Indian dining in Singapore.
I'm not sure how true to form this is, but it was on the Restaurant Week menu at Shabestan during lunch today.
A food blog from a Singapore-based traveler
We have the occasional 'Middle Eastern' restaurant, encompassing food from all of the Middle East, which is a bit like having Singaporean and Thai food lumped under the umbrella of 'Asian restaurant', but I digress.
Overall, we thought that dinner at Pistachio Grill at Wheelock Place had hits and misses. Nonetheless, it was an interesting interesting trying out new Middle Eastern dishes.
Pistachio has an online ordering system. Customers can choose to pick up the food from the restaurant premises or have it delivered. Currently there is a minimum order of $30 for delivery. Free delivery is provided for orders above $90.
Lamb chops with moussaka was pretty good.
it was a great Arabic Middle Eastern food. Very tasty, flavourful and pocket friendly. The winners of the night are the Hummus, the chicken & the garlic sauce. We’ll definitely come back to try the Shawarma and the rest of the dishes. Cheers!!
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Overall, although the price for the lamb shank set lunch seemed to have increased since our last visit, the taste has remained wonderfully good.
I would definitely recommend anyone working in this area to check it out or even bring your family here for a quiet dinner in the evenings on Fridays and Saturdays!
It's been a while since i've been to fill-a-pita- happy to find that their pitas are still as good.
Definitely one for a quick bite to eat (although they do make everything fresh so you’ll need to wait a few minutes for your pita). Customer service was excellent and even when I took my tray back they remembered my name after I’d used it to order.
