The Best Asian Food At Great World
1 Kim Seng Promenade. Singapore 237994
To help you decide what to eat or try, we have gone through the reviews of all the Asian Food at Great World so that you don't have to.
Each eatery has been given one of the following ratings based on our analysis:
- - Great (Must Try)
- - Good (Worth Trying)
- - Average (Can Try)
- - Ok (Can Eat)
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The food at this standing bar is described as excellent, sumptuous, and very tasty by customers. The prices are reasonable and the menu includes a variety of skewers such as fried chicken, beef, mini bun, sausage, potato, and crispy vegetables. Customers highly recommend trying out the different options available and have been coming back multiple times to enjoy the delicious offerings.
Food Rating
Great (Must Try)
The food served at this establishment is a mix of German and Thai cuisine. The German meat loaf may have been misleadingly presented, but the Thai crab meat fried rice and beef noodles were flavorful and well-made. The ambience is pleasant and the variety of food options is impressive, with a particular standout being the chicken rice.
It's a clean and spacious place to enjoy a satisfying meal.
It's a clean and spacious place to enjoy a satisfying meal.
Food Rating
Average (Can Try)
The food at this Peranakan restaurant has been consistently praised for its authentic and flavorful dishes. Customers have raved about the delicious beef rendang, chap chye, Nonya noodles, dry Laksa, and creamy Ayam Panggang. Despite slightly smaller portions and higher prices, the quality of the food more than makes up for it.
With desserts like Durian chendol and gula melaka also receiving high praise, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit for those looking for a taste of traditional Peranakan cuisine.
With desserts like Durian chendol and gula melaka also receiving high praise, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit for those looking for a taste of traditional Peranakan cuisine.
Food Rating
Average (Can Try)
The food offered at Malaysia Chiak! is a mix of Malaysian street/hawker dishes at slightly higher prices. The portions can be small, but the flavors are bold and rich, especially for those who prefer stronger tastes. The noodles are praised for their texture and the flavorful sauces, while the Bak Kut Teh soup is noted for being not too salty or laden with MSG.
The restaurant tends to get crowded during peak hours, so it is best to come early or late to secure seating. Overall, the food at Malaysia Chiak! offers a taste of Malaysian cuisine that is appealing to those who enjoy robust flavors.
The restaurant tends to get crowded during peak hours, so it is best to come early or late to secure seating. Overall, the food at Malaysia Chiak! offers a taste of Malaysian cuisine that is appealing to those who enjoy robust flavors.
Food Rating
Ok (Can Eat)
