makansutra
The hawker center near Esplanade is apparently called the Makansutra Gluttons Bay. It offers all kinds of Asian food and beverages, even detoxifying fruit juices and shakes. Last December, we had the star apple and celery shake at the last stall — the one that sells sodas. It did not taste very good, which probably means it’s good for the body. Haha.
We tried a couple of favorites during our first time here, as recommended by friends. This time, after visiting the IT Fair, we met up with a different group of friends and they had us try the following:
crunchy baby squid SGD12
kangkong - like adobo but a bit spicy SGD10
fried rice - yang chow? SGD10
slightly spicy deep fried chicken SGD12
tasty stingray with salsa - must try! SGD12
Makansutra, full of dining guests
the stretch
Our food bill totaled to about SGD 60.00. There were six of us. And we all had a fill.
There’s a Makansutra restaurant opening in Manila Ocean Park soon. I saw it while it was on construction when we went there on a family outing last New Year’s eve.
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i’ll probably be printing out your singapore entries para pagpunta namin doon sa june :D
hi roma! hehe.
Hi Iris! :) I still have to post new places I went to when I went back last March. Haven’t finished some articles from December too. I need to make time for it :) Thank you! Enjoy your trip!
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