Central@Clarke Quay got what nice food?
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If I am not wrong, this mall just opened a few months back. Anyone been there and try the restuarants there? Care to share what food there u have been to? How u find it? Price etc?
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Tom Ton
http://ieatishootipost.blogspot.com/2007/07/tom-ton-baa-baa-black-pig-have-you-any.html
Grains
http://ieatishootipost.blogspot.com/2007/07/grains-shiok-and-healthy-restaurant.html
There's a Ramen there which is good as well as Tung Lok Signatures -
there can see fireworks or not har?
actually wana go Grains eat today de.. -
sun with moon
pasta de waraku -
Waraku. Good place for Japanese food.
Alternatively, you can try Fish and Co fake, Manhattan Fish Market.
Cheers.
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Originally posted by liquidshadow:
spaghetti al nero di seppia looks very gross. ><"|
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Pasta de Waraku
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It tastes better than it looks definitely.Originally posted by browniebaobao:spaghetti al nero di seppia looks very gross. ><"|
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wow..so many good recommendations..No wonder my sister is so crazy about that place..thanks thanks!!
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very expensive. But if you are rich and got lots of cash, then its nothing.
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last time i wanted to try the waraku there...
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i had CHIPPY British Takeaway there
1st time i tried cheese sausage and fried mars bars -
Lift next to chirppy UK has some decent smoothies, and the shop next to it has mini-dounuts is pretty good too.
Besides that, not much else. -
last time i wanted to try the sun with moon there...
but no kaki to go with me now... -
last time i wanted to try the tom ton there...
but no kaki to go with me now... -
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Other than food, are there any interesting attractions at Central?
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There's a branch of Gobi desserts, and just across the road is Fisherman's Wharf.Originally posted by Wanda:Other than food, are there any interesting attractions at Central?
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Interesting, but aren't these considered food as well?Originally posted by Kuali Baba:There's a branch of Gobi desserts, and just across the road is Fisherman's Wharf.
Maybe I shd go to vivo...but the crowd on weekends....
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I went to check out Central ...there are quite a no. of eateries there, including a few Japanese ones. Others have yet to opened. Apart from those already mentioned, there is also O'Brien's sandwich, Pepper Lunch, A1 curry puff, 2 bread toast cafes, the Japanese ice-cream, and Freshly Snack (ya, that's the way they spelled it ) - a stall that sells cute minitiature donuts which seem to be quite popular with shoppers.
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I love this place too... esp the snacks
Go to Yamakawa Super for japanese snacks
http://joslovesfood.blogspot.com/2007/09/yamakawa-super.html
Go to Gobi for chocolates and sweet desserts
http://joslovesfood.blogspot.com/2007/09/gobi-central-clarke-quay.html
Go to Taiwan Laozhaopai for taiwanese snacks
http://joslovesfood.blogspot.com/2007/08/taiwan-laozhaopai.html
Go to Marcial Kobe for japanese mini donuts
http://joslovesfood.blogspot.com/2007/08/cute-and-delicious-marcial-kobe-donuts.html -
Originally posted by BillyBong:
There's also Petit Provence for good pastries and also Yamakawa for Jap tidbits and beverages.
[b]Lift next to chirppy UK has some decent smoothies, and the shop next to it has mini-dounuts is pretty good too.
Besides that, not much else. [/b]
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go hooters and try the baffulo wings.. not bad
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I hadn't been there yet, but I went to their web site, and found that the restaurants there are mostly japanese food. Not that I mind, as I love jap food, but my friend isn't one who loved Jap food, so I am lost as to where to bring her to.Originally posted by Wanda:I went to check out Central ...there are quite a no. of eateries there, including a few Japanese ones. Others have yet to opened. Apart from those already mentioned, there is also O'Brien's sandwich, Pepper Lunch, A1 curry puff, 2 bread toast cafes, the Japanese ice-cream, and Freshly Snack (ya, that's the way they spelled it ) - a stall that sells cute minitiature donuts which seem to be quite popular with shoppers. -
sun with moon.