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| Source: Suntec City Mall |
Located at Basement One - Near Fountain of Wealth
- Valid till 31 Jan 2013
- Check with stores for more details
Sunday, 6 January 2013
Food Republic Suntec City Mall: Enjoy up to 20% off (till 31 Jan 2013)
Located at Basement One - Near Fountain of Wealth
- Valid till 31 Jan 2013
- Check with stores for more details
Friday, 4 January 2013
Gong Cha Singapore: $1.80 Longan Red Date Tea (1 Jan - 15 Feb 2013)
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| Source: Gong Cha Singapore |
- Valid from 1 Jan to 15 Feb 2013
- Limited to one cup per person only
- Not valid with any other promotions and discounts
- Not valid at Changi Airport, Terminal 2 Arrival Hall
- While stocks last
Thursday, 3 January 2013
The Naked Fish Shoppe (Yio Chu Kang)
I have recently purchase a Groupon deal that allows me to buy $30 worth of food from The Naked Fish Shoppe for just $15. I have been there several years ago and recall that the food was not bad. Hence, I purchased the voucher. If you are keen to find out more about this deal, you can click here. (but do note that the deal is over)
The Naked Fish Shoppe is a western style fish casual restaurant serving many types of fish cuisines cooked in different styles. Besides that, they also serve other type of western cuisines such as Oxtail Stew, chicken and steaks combos. This place is also halal certified!
The Naked Fish Shoppe is located right smack in the heartland at level 1 of The Grassroot's Club, 5 minutes away from the Yio Chu Kang MRT station. It is fairly easy to walk over from the station to the club. In addition, its a shelter walkway.
Brightly lit with a fish theme, the walls were bright blue in colour. A cozy environment
The table although small was nicely decorated with real orchid. What a nice gesture. However, the chair was very uncomfortable especially if one was to lean back.
We wanted to order the Austrailan Flounder and Australian Barramundi Fillet as this was after all a place that specialises in fish. However, both these fishes were not available that day. As such we had to change our orders to Baked Crayfish Thermidor & Fish, Mediterranean Seafood Platter (For One Person) and a bowl of New England Clam Chowder Soup.
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| Salad |
The Mediterranean Seafood Platter was served with a bowl of salad. The vegetables and tomatoes were fresh. However, they were too generous with the sauce.
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| New England Clam Chowder Soup $4 |
The New England Clam Chowder Soup was served with a piece of Garlic Bread. The Garlic Bread was cold and hard.
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| New England Clam Chowder Soup $4 |
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| New England Clam Chowder Soup $4 |
The New England Clam Chowder Soup was not any better. It had a sour after-taste and certainly lack any flavour/essence of clam(s). There were no clams in the soup, only small pieces of potatoes and carrots. What a let down.
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| Baked Crayfish Thermidor & Fish $17.50 |
The Baked Crayfish Thermidor & Fish was served with Tartar sauce. Crayfish Thermidor consisted of a creamy mixture of crayfish meat, carrots, mushrooms, onions egg yolk and cheese stuffed into the crayfish shell which will then be baked. The amount of crayfish meat given was pathetic. This dish was saved by the fish which was fresh and complemented well with the tartar sauce.
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| Mediterranean Seafood Platter (For One Person $16.80) |
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| After shifting the fries to another plate |
The Mediterranean Seafood Platter consisted of a combination of Prawn, Mussel, Calamari, Capelin, White Bait and Fish Finger Baked with Cheese. In addition, French Fries was added on top while Garlic Butter Rice was at the bottom. It was also served with a bowl of salad (as shown earlier).
As I ordered this dish, I could not help but notice the similarity between Manhattan Fish Market's and this. Manhattan Fish Market's version was certainly better (tastier, fresher). For The Naked Fish Shoppe's version, its prawn were not fresh (meat stuck to the shells) and the fries were hard. The Capelin was fishy, Calamari was overcook and the Garlic Butter Rice was not fragrant enough (tasted like plain rice). Need I say more?
As I ordered this dish, I could not help but notice the similarity between Manhattan Fish Market's and this. Manhattan Fish Market's version was certainly better (tastier, fresher). For The Naked Fish Shoppe's version, its prawn were not fresh (meat stuck to the shells) and the fries were hard. The Capelin was fishy, Calamari was overcook and the Garlic Butter Rice was not fragrant enough (tasted like plain rice). Need I say more?
Overall, this was a very disappointing meal. I had expected much better food. Even though I had purchased the Groupon voucher, I still had to top up $14.15 on top of the $15 I had paid for the voucher. (total bill amount was $44.15) I would have been better off visiting Manhattan Fish Market.
The Naked Fish Shoppe (Yio Chu Kang)
The Grassroots' Club
190 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8, #01-02
Tel: 6457 8223
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