Spanish Cuisine

• kopiosatu

  19 May 05, 18:29

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  unfair! foul! offside!!
  
  wrong use of "eat eat EAT!"
  
  but won't mind going there again for the tapas alone
  
  

  I don't mind going there just to eat
• kopiosatu

  19 May 05, 18:31

  Originally posted by tare:

  wah soooo appreciative

  Not many appreciate food at my level
  
  Hungry now, i'm going to appreciate food when it appears
• tare

  19 May 05, 18:33

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  unfair! foul! offside!!
  
  wrong use of "eat eat EAT!"
  
  but won't mind going there again for the tapas alone
  
  

  yah.. i prefer the tapas than the paella
• the Bear

  19 May 05, 18:34

  or can try their squid ink pasta
  
  

  Originally posted by tare:

  yah.. i prefer the tapas than the paella

• kopiosatu

  19 May 05, 18:37

  Originally posted by tare:

  yah.. i prefer the tapas than the paella

  Cada uno ahora está hablando español
• the Bear

  19 May 05, 18:41

  huh?
  
  is that evil purple tentacle-ish?
  
  

  Originally posted by kopiosatu:

  Cada uno ahora está hablando español

• kopiosatu

  19 May 05, 18:42

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  huh?
  
  is that evil purple tentacle-ish?
  
  

  that's purple tentacle language for
  
  "Everyone is speaking spanish now"
• the Bear

  19 May 05, 18:45

  hmm.. i speaka da spanish now..
  
  tapas...
  paella...
  uno tentacle in squid ink tapas por favor
  
  
• FireIce

  20 May 05, 10:08

  another place u can check out is Que Pasa @ emerald hill
• SpeedStar

  3 Jul 05, 18:21

  MM. i have tried the place yesterday. Well its really a great exp to try different kind of cuisine altot i found some of the food taste like fish and co. The tapas is nice especially the eggplant. Thanks for the recommendation.
• FireIce

  4 Jul 05, 20:46

  im going again some time this week............
• vito_corleone

  4 Jul 05, 22:40

  how to get to keong saik road? can provide some info? thanks.
• FireIce

  4 Jul 05, 22:49

  within walking distance from Outram mrt........
  
  streetdirectory.com.sg will give u a better idea
• tare

  14 Jul 05, 18:26

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  another place u can check out is Que Pasa @ emerald hill

  tat's quite a nice place too.... their fried chicken wings are nice!!! yes i noe these ain't spanish
  
  ochos at chjimes not too bad either..... except some dishes which are supposed to be warm tapas ain't warm enuff... or issit the chef not good mood tat day i tried it?
• finance_geek

  14 Jul 05, 20:43

  Right, I dont knwo whether these the following restaurants have been mentioned in the thread asyet(as Im too lazy to read all of it,3 pages sia).
  
  Anyway,I love paella.How is Ocho Tapas bar at Chijmes and the spanish rest at Esplanade(forgot the name).
  
  Are they resonably priced as well?
• FireIce

  16 Jul 05, 16:04

  Originally posted by finance_geek:

  the spanish rest at Esplanade(forgot the name).
  

  Via Mar
  
  im going there to check it out after payday
• tare

  18 Jul 05, 17:36

  Originally posted by finance_geek:

  Right, I dont knwo whether these the following restaurants have been mentioned in the thread asyet(as Im too lazy to read all of it,3 pages sia).
  
  Anyway,I love paella.How is Ocho Tapas bar at Chijmes and the spanish rest at Esplanade(forgot the name).
  
  Are they resonably priced as well?

  just read my post right above ur for ocho....
• AngelMissy

  18 Jul 05, 19:39

  hey.. i'm a food lover.. do count me in if there is gathering! thanks.
• SpeedStar

  19 Aug 05, 13:17

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  Via Mar
  
  im going there to check it out after payday

  so how is the food there??
• FireIce

  19 Aug 05, 17:55

  Originally posted by SpeedStar:

  so how is the food there??

  eh........neber go
  
  pay not enuf
• coffeeortea

  20 Aug 05, 07:47

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  Via Mar
  
  im going there to check it out after payday

  bring me too
• takamaiashi

  20 Aug 05, 09:05

  Yes, unfortunately Spanish restaurants in Singapore are quite rare, and seldom up to world class standard (unlike Japanese restaurants). I have tried most, and found TAPAS TREE (at Clarke Quay) to be quite good in their selection of Tapas and Paellas. However, prices are slightly more steep than Streeters. Of course, you can't miss their Shangria which is reasonably good as well.
  
  Enjoy!
• gasband

  21 Aug 05, 02:03

  Hmmm...looking at what u all described, maybe u all would like to try Dolce Vita at Oriental Hotel. Mediterranean Food. Exceptional dining experience. The Chef De Cuisine there is one of the most creative chefs you would find in Singapore. Acceptable taste to me but i think Mediterranean food is pretty acquired for locals. Not all may like it. But the chef does take requests but of cos be prepared to pay more. Otherwise, price range is pretty much hotel dining pricing.
• the Bear

  21 Aug 05, 02:27

  time to make a trip to Clarke Quay
  
  

  Originally posted by takamaiashi:

  Yes, unfortunately Spanish restaurants in Singapore are quite rare, and seldom up to world class standard (unlike Japanese restaurants). I have tried most, and found TAPAS TREE (at Clarke Quay) to be quite good in their selection of Tapas and Paellas. However, prices are slightly more steep than Streeters. Of course, you can't miss their Shangria which is reasonably good as well.
  
  Enjoy!

• mohawkan10

  23 Aug 05, 12:35

  hmm.....do u know wat is the number to the restaurant? dun mind trying out...
  
  

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  for ppl who likes Spanish food, check this out
  Streeters @ 35 Keong Saik Road
  
  
  
  i love the Paella and Cod Fish
  good wine too......
  
  i thinking of organising an outing there......
  but quite hard to find ppl who can appreciate Spanish food
  
  dun worry abt cost....it's pretty affordable