Lunch near NLB (Bugis)?

[Zappy]

The quite famous Chicken Rice coffee shop along Seah Street (on left as u approach from NLB side).

[Song22]

Dolce Tokyo (3rd floor at Bugis Junction) or Miam Miam (2nd Floor at Bugis Junction) are pretty lively and quiet (can talk), both set lunch are simple and not expensive. I prefer Dolce Tokyo better.

[sharonkhoo]

Thanks, but I forgot to mention that we try to avoid dairy (and spicy food too).


Still trying to find out what the restaurants outside Intercontinental are. Anyone?

[wiimum]

There used to be a Fish and Co outside Intercontinental, alongside with Nandos, TCC. I believe Nandos and TCC are still there but Fish and Co has moved to level 4 on Bugis +.

Bugis+ is just across the road and there are many food choices. Level one of Bugis+ tend to be more crowded. On weekdays lunchtime, upper levels in Bugis+ is fairly quiet. Perhaps you can check out the website:

For Bugis plus http://www.bugisplus.com.sg/en/tenants/dining/

For Bugis Junction http://www.bugisjunction-mall.com.sg/en/tenants/dining/

Hope that helps.

[sharonkhoo]

Thanks, all! Will explore.

[BlueBells]

Jack’s Place at Bras Basah? I find it more conducive for eating and chatting …

[BigDevil]

My son's favourite...Ramen Champion!

https://www.facebook.com/ramenchampionsingapore

[jetsetter]

BigDevil:

My son's favourite...Ramen Champion!

https://www.facebook.com/ramenchampionsingapore

Ramen Champion is very salty and oily. I tried a few stalls already but can hardly remember their names One gave us too much tao geh.

Bring your boy to try Santouka (Central), Sanpoutei (B1 Isetan Scotts) or Ippudo (a few outlets).

[pirated]

wanted to recommend this, but, *HORROR*


used to be at Bugis

http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore/ ... ng/review/