Help me with this food issue!
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Hi guys, I'm trying to plan dinner for tonight. Please do help with some suggestions/recommendations if possible.
Location: Prefably by a shore(seaside) or anywhere where star-gazing is possible
Price: Around $100 or less is good
Food: Preferably non-local, unless they are meet the location criteria
Crowd: Preferably not so crowded/noisy(Trying to avoid town)
Nothing eventful, just out of places to dine.
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malaysia.
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
malaysia.
Thanks for your useless comment, appreciate it. -
u leali is appreciative meh?
u dun exactly sound so leh.
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somewhere pasir ris forgot what village, but that's local food. It's by the beach, eat local food like chilli crabs that kind of things. can eat BBQ chicken wings, western food(kopitiam style western food, you know what i mean). Sembawang beach there also got one place, but eat the same kind of local food again, seafood 煮炒, you know the standard package, chiili crab, 咕噜肉,��豆�,"gang gong" etc.
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Originally posted by Gosu.:
Thanks for your useless comment, appreciate it.From what you are looking for I would have thought about Johor Bahru also
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sembawang park (dunno if the restaurant still there and dunno what kind of food they serve)
bottle tree village (near sembawang park) - serves local food
safra yatch club (tenah merah) - again serve local food
pasir ris park (i think got 2 restaurant there)
marina country club (punggol) - seafood
go and google the yatch clubs and country clubs in sg
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How about the resturant at Labrador Park
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Originally posted by Gosu.:
Thanks for your useless comment, appreciate it.useless comment would be "go eat grass at a soccer field"
did i say smth wrong? correct wat, you want to see stars, JB see is the easier, cuz SG too much lights, cannot see wan.
you want good and cheap food, also in JB. and malaysia is the nearest place to get non local food.
zzz, you stupid then say so la. dunno how to phrase question, when ppl answer to your question you also kpkb. bodoh orang.
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Originally posted by kalangkabo:
sembawang park (dunno if the restaurant still there and dunno what kind of food they serve)
bottle tree village (near sembawang park) - serves local food
safra yatch club (tenah merah) - again serve local food
pasir ris park (i think got 2 restaurant there)
marina country club (punggol) - seafood
go and google the yatch clubs and country clubs in sg
Thanks for recommendations, will look out for next week - booked a Shangri-la Hotel instead ;) -
lol u said ard $100 or below..
n nw u bk a Shangri-la Hotel instead..
anyway when comes to food, to me,
dun budget la..
cos must enjoy mah..=)
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Originally posted by a-Lost-9uY:
lol u said ard $100 or below..
n nw u bk a Shangri-la Hotel instead..
anyway when comes to food, to me,
dun budget la..
cos must enjoy mah..=)
that's why, he is so inconsistent, still make so much noise.
nah i don't agree that good food must be expensive. of course.. it will be expensive, but it doesn't have to be THAT expensive ya?
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
useless comment would be "go eat grass at a soccer field"
did i say smth wrong? correct wat, you want to see stars, JB see is the easier, cuz SG too much lights, cannot see wan.
you want good and cheap food, also in JB. and malaysia is the nearest place to get non local food.
zzz, you stupid then say so la. dunno how to phrase question, when ppl answer to your question you also kpkb. bodoh orang.
JB is relatively huge without indicating where exactly I am supposed to visit wouldn't that defeat the purpose? You're like Einstein saying E = Mc^2 without any reasoning.I'm sure even if there are lights, you can still see stars, unless you're blind or are looking directly at the lights instead.
With the costs induced from the trip there it would already mean half my budget is splurged unnecessarily.
I can see that others can actually come up with recommendations that are located in Singapore, maybe due to knowledge or have visited them. If you can't give any suggestions, just try not to reply.
Thanks those who helped, will google and view. Thought of the Yacht club restaurants too, think those are pretty good
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Originally posted by Gosu.:
JB is relatively huge without indicating where exactly I am supposed to visit wouldn't that defeat the purpose? You're like Einstein saying E = Mc^2 without any reasoning.I'm sure even if there are lights, you can still see stars, unless you're blind or are looking directly at the lights instead.
With the costs induced from the trip there it would already mean half my budget is splurged unnecessarily.
I can see that others can actually come up with recommendations that are located in Singapore, maybe due to knowledge or have visited them. If you can't give any suggestions, just try not to reply.
Thanks those who helped, will google and view. Thought of the Yacht club restaurants too, think those are pretty good
dude, whatever you spend on cabfare over there can't fight with marriot hotel la.
firstly you never said it must be in singapore right? did you?
and 2ndly, have you ever went to malaysia to see stars, it's really different from seeing stars in singapore. that's why i recommended so.
don't like my suggestion, you could have just kept quiet yourself, don't reply and stop assuming that any suggestion which isn't useful to you is meant to be sarcastic in nature.
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Pasir Ris beach has a little restuarant by the sea. The price is Ok but prepare a little more money lah, just in case you want to eat the more ex items
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Bottletree village also nice.
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Originally posted by a-Lost-9uY:
lol u said ard $100 or below..
n nw u bk a Shangri-la Hotel instead..
anyway when comes to food, to me,
dun budget la..
cos must enjoy mah..=)
Haha, ya I usually don't budget, but a bit tight now that it's the end of the month. Spent 8k on food/shopping together with my GF already this month. Shangri-la is paid for already, so it's the weekends - why not? TGIF.@ dumbdumb - I agree that good food doesn't have to be expensive, but at a dining location as such, I expected food prices to not be as I hope for. And my criterias are for a rough guide - in hope for such lobang. IF you have not of such knowledge then it's only fine because I only asked so as to create a range to choose from.
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a nice place tts not crowded on a fri nite?
tt place probably losing money or going to close down soon. -
Originally posted by Gosu.:
Haha, ya I usually don't budget, but a bit tight now that it's the end of the month. Spent 8k on food/shopping together with my GF already this month. Shangri-la is paid for already, so it's the weekends - why not? TGIF.@ dumbdumb - I agree that good food doesn't have to be expensive, but at a dining location as such, I expected food prices to not be as I hope for. And my criterias are for a rough guide - in hope for such lobang. IF you have not of such knowledge then it's only fine because I only asked so as to create a range to choose from.
hmm.. i usually use ieatishootipost.blogspot.com to find nice places to eat.
since u can spend 8k on shopping, i think no need to budget like poor folks like us la. we eat hum, you eat foie gras. how can we give you advice?
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
dude, whatever you spend on cabfare over there can't fight with marriot hotel la.
firstly you never said it must be in singapore right? did you?
and 2ndly, have you ever went to malaysia to see stars, it's really different from seeing stars in singapore. that's why i recommended so.
don't like my suggestion, you could have just kept quiet yourself, don't reply and stop assuming that any suggestion which isn't useful to you is meant to be sarcastic in nature.
Ah, then I apologise. I only thought it was commonsense. Must be my fault for being impartial with all classes of people and neglecting the under-privilleged. -
Originally posted by FireIce:
a nice place tts not crowded on a fri nite?
tt place probably losing money or going to close down soon.True ... unless its a very expensive place... :-D
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tts why, maybe you should ask your wine tasting buddies or, your "i love ferrari" club members for food advices?
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
hmm.. i usually use ieatishootipost.blogspot.com to find nice places to eat.
since u can spend 8k on shopping, i think no need to budget like poor folks like us la. we eat hum, you eat foie gras. how can we give you advice?
I believe that some actually do have the knowledge and after spending that 8k I have finally come down to have to budget due to unplanned spending habits.I sincerely apologise to have boiled bad blood inside you and will/might go forward with the "Malaysia stars look better" comment and visit Malaysia once I have time.
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bottle tree at sembawang not bad
assuming threadstarter got car to go lah
but it's more of a whole-family-go-eat-seafood-dinner kind of place
for couple perhaps not so lormantik
at the same time u feed yourself, u oso feeding the mossies there
after the meal can hand-in-hand walk along the beach to find ghosts -
Originally posted by mistyblue:
True ... unless its a very expensive place... :-D
Not sure about the traffic for certain places, have been dining in town due to my workplace location. So was thinking if the Yacht clubs(Sembawang in mind), which serve pretty decent food would be overly crowded.