Showing posts with label german food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label german food. Show all posts
RUMOURs has it - from Bali to Singapore
Labels:
Bali,
beer,
cocktails,
gastropub,
german food,
grilled meats,
happy hour,
holland village,
large groups,
meatlovers,
pubfood
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Is it as good as the rumours you've heard?
A popular spot among locals and tourists in Bali, the award-winning Rumours Bar and Grill have finally made their way from Bali to Singapore. And by word of many carnivores, this one might just give your waistline a good reason to reach greater widths.
Brez'n: Winding down with Bavarian food
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bavarian,
beer,
craft beers,
family friendly,
german food,
hidden finds,
large groups,
must go,
pork knuckle,
restaurants,
ribs,
river valley,
sausages,
sunday brunch,
will return
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There's nothing like a pint of ice-cold Hefe Weissbier to wind down to after a back-breaking day's worth of work. Better yet, if its accompanied with good food. Enter, the new Brez'n in Valley Point which combines the two on an unprecedented scale with the menu presenting a very niche offering of Bavarian delights ranging from the vegetarian Spinatknodel Spinach dumplings ($22) to the staple twists of Baum (aka pretzels), handmade and baked in-house.
Brotzeit's NEW exclusive German draft beers by Lowenbrau and Franziskaner
Labels:
beer,
big groups,
craft beers,
family friendly,
german food,
orchard 313,
somerset,
special occasion,
will return
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It's not everyday that you are graced with the presence of beer royalty, so imagine my astonishment when Brotzeit Singapore invited Master Brewmaster George Reisch of Anheuser-Busch and Honorary Knight of the Brews Mashstaff to launch four draft beers from two German heritage breweries, Franziskaner and Lowenbrau, brewed since the 1360s and 1380s respectively.
In conjunction of their 10th 'wunderbare' anniversary. Brotzeit has these exclusive drafts on tap at all of their Singapore outlets - the Lowerbrau Original Munchner Lager, Franziskaner Hefe Weissbier, Franziskaner Dunkel Hefe-weissbier and Lowenbrau Original Munchner Dunkel Lager for the first time. And not only that - a bevy of new German items were introduced to the menu as beer pairings.
Mr Berlin: Iconic Berlin Street Snacks
Labels:
affordable,
beer,
cityhall,
german food,
may not return,
sausages,
shenton way
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What do you do when you miss your local cuisine sorely while being stranded for an extended period of time overseas? You are forced to recreate it. This brings me back to the time where we made bak kut teh in Sydney, even resorting to proofing our homemade you tiao dough in our steamy bathroom that served as a make shift proofer. Desperate times call for desperate measures.. and for a group of German expatriates here in Singapore, that's exactly what they did.
Mr Berlin, a stall specialising in the currywurst has created quite a stir since its appearance along Shenton Way last year. Digging deep into the similarities of Berlin's iconic street snack with Singaporean's love for rich and spicy foods, it seems as if a match made in heaven.
{Wordless Wednesday} @ Paulaner Brauhaus: Beer Buddies
Labels:
beer,
cityhall,
drinks,
german food,
happy hour,
Milennia Walk,
pubfood,
sausages,
will return,
wordless wednesdays
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We're more than halfway through the work week and steaming on!
What's better than a Giant sausage snail ($17.80) served with Bavarian potato salad and bacon bits as midweek motivation?
What a feast....
Paulaner Brauhaus
9 Raffles Boulevard #01-01 Milennia Walk
t: 6883 2572
Opening Hours
Mon-Thurs: 12pm - 1am
Fri - Sat: 12pm - 2am
Sun: 12pm - 1am
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