Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14700188)

Blk 133 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 Coffeeshop - 133 Seafood



Our kakis all agreed that it was worth the trip!

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Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14704336)

Cheap and Good Steaks Below $30 in Singapore That’ll Meat All Expectations



At The Chophouse resides the New Zealand Grass Fed Sirloin ($29) at 220g – 230g, served with watercress, grilled tomatoes, and the choice of Bearnaise sauce, red wine sauce or black peppercorn sauce.

The Chophouse (Vivo City): #01-161-162, 1 Harbourfront Walk, VivoCity, Singapore 098585 | Tel: 6376 9262 | Website

Originally Posted by Deborah (Post 14704372)

Always like to wine and dine. Steak is one of my favorite.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14704313)

Cheap and Good Steaks Below $30 in Singapore That’ll Meat All Expectations

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Meat n’ Chill



Meat n Chill’s New York Strip ($27) is a whopping 500g, and that’s dirt cheap for that amount of good steak. They might as well be handing it to you for free. Their New York Strip is delightful with rich flavours but of course only slightly tough as cooking a steak this large is a difficult task.

They also offer the Red Neck Soo-veed Rib-eye Steak($27) which is 250g. Although not quite as large as the New York Strip, it’s still very much worth its price. Sous vide first, then grilling, this Ribeye has excellent overall tenderness that leave lingering smokiness and meaty essences.

All steaks are served with two side dishes of your choice. The only unfortunate thing is that orders for steaks are limited to 10 to 15 a day as the preparation process is arduous and takes time.

Meat n Chill: 805 Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 279883 | Tel: 6219 7460 | Website
Opening Hours: Tue – Sun: 11am – 11pm | Mon: Closed

Originally Posted by Moderator888 (Post 14704444)

Below $30 for a nice set with sirloin steak is worth it.

Originally Posted by postmessage (Post 14704417)

My favorite too.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14707898)

Local Breakfasts Under $2.50 in Singapore That Will Keep Your Tummy And Wallet Fattened

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Soon Huat 顺發




Prawn noodle ($2.50/$3)

The stall also sells char kway teow and pork rib noodles, but the prawn noodles were selling like hotcakes in the morning. The elderly stall owners serve many loyal old timers, whose preferences they can remember even before placing their orders.

For $2.50, you can choose the types of noodles you like for your hae mee. My bowl was well filled with ingredients and al dente mee kia, with a pipping hot sweet prawn-based broth. The dry version seemed to be a favourite amongst frequenters.

Soon Huat: 861 North Bridge Road, North Bridge Road Market & Food Centre#01-105, Singapore 198783 | Monday – Sunday: 6am – 5pm

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14707900)

Local Breakfasts Under $2.50 in Singapore That Will Keep Your Tummy And Wallet Fattened



Aptly capturing the influence of the 1950s Singapore era, vintage items laced the space like a time capsule. The shophouse is situated near Bugis, and you would think these nostalgic foods will be sold at a high price.

A toast costs from $1.40 onwards, $2 for a set of two eggs, and drinks from $1.30 onwards. You’d be able to find other pastries and local delights, from steam cakes, pineapple tarts to assorted sliced cakes at slightly under $2 each.

Dong Po Colonial Cafe: 56 Kandahar St, Singapore 198904 | Tel: 6298 1318 | Sunday – Thursday: 8am – 8pm, Friday – Saturday: 8am – 10pm

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14707900)

Local Breakfasts Under $2.50 in Singapore That Will Keep Your Tummy And Wallet Fattened

http://sethlui.com/cheap-breakfast-singapore/

Dong Po Colonial Cafe




Aptly capturing the influence of the 1950s Singapore era, vintage items laced the space like a time capsule. The shophouse is situated near Bugis, and you would think these nostalgic foods will be sold at a high price.

A toast costs from $1.40 onwards, $2 for a set of two eggs, and drinks from $1.30 onwards. You’d be able to find other pastries and local delights, from steam cakes, pineapple tarts to assorted sliced cakes at slightly under $2 each.

Dong Po Colonial Cafe: 56 Kandahar St, Singapore 198904 | Tel: 6298 1318 | Sunday – Thursday: 8am – 8pm, Friday – Saturday: 8am – 10pm

Originally Posted by Deborah (Post 14704372)

Always like to wine and dine. Steak is one of my favorite.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1 (Post 14707900)

Dong Po Colonial Cafe

Originally Posted by Ohio (Post 14704565)

I lau nua when saw the steak.

Originally Posted by FoodLover (Post 14707911)

Value for money prawn noodle soup.