Smiths Fish & Chips

[Way2GO]

carebear:

MummyThreeStreams:

do they serve their fish and chips with vinegar?

That's why i found it dry and hard to swallow.
But overall the fish was fresh.

They have tomato sauce and HP sauce, didn't see vinegar.
However they sell curry sauce.

The only thing i would go there for would be the fried mars bar.

Is dis a British joint?
British fish n chips r traditionally served n eaten only with salt n malt vinegar.
Try it, though I skip d salt.
:celebrate:

[MummyThreeStreams]

carebear:

MummyThreeStreams:

do they serve their fish and chips with vinegar?

autumnbronze:

:yikes: How to enjoy fish and chips without tartar sauce??

That's why i found it dry and hard to swallow.
But overall the fish was fresh.

They have tomato sauce and HP sauce, didn't see vinegar.
However they sell curry sauce.

The only thing i would go there for would be the fried mars bar.

I miss my salt and vinegar fish and chips...Too bad they don't do vinegar, or I would go :sad:
it'd be nice to have some fried mars bars though.

[carebear]

Way2GO:

Is dis a British joint?

British fish n chips r traditionally served n eaten only with salt n malt vinegar.
Try it, though I skip d salt.
:celebrate:

Yup, British flags everywhere inside!

MummyThreeStreams:

I miss my salt and vinegar fish and chips...Too bad they don't do vinegar, or I would go :sad:
it'd be nice to have some fried mars bars though.

Now then I recall, there is a container containing some light brown liquid next to the salt container and that should be the vinegar!

I was wondering what it was, and i thought it was light soya sauce! :clubmyself:

[MummyThreeStreams]

Ooh! Was it really vinegar? My mouth is watering as I speak! Me thinks a trip there is in order!

[autumnbronze]

Okie okie, I better qualify that I did not read Tankee's first posting .... and that I am aware how traditional British Fish and Chips are served. Had I not been soooo hasty in posting, I would have realized that Smiths serve Authentic British F and C.


:lol: :lol:

But I still personally like mine with tartar sauce though ..... :drool: :drool:

[autumnbronze]

carebear:

The only thing i would go there for would be the fried mars bar.

Super sinful ..... but ohhhh sooooo :drool: :drool:

[MummyThreeStreams]

autumnbronze:

Okie okie, I better qualify that I did not read Tankee's first posting .... and that I am aware how traditional British Fish and Chips are served. Had I not been soooo hasty in posting, I would have realized that Smiths serve Authentic British F and C.


:lol: :lol:

But I still personally like mine with tartar sauce though ..... :drool: :drool:

Whoops! I didn't read Tankee's first post either... :oops: or I wouldn't have asked my vinegar question...

I have a thing for anything sour... :drool:

[autumnbronze]

MummyThreeStreams:

autumnbronze:

Okie okie, I better qualify that I did not read Tankee's first posting .... and that I am aware how traditional British Fish and Chips are served. Had I not been soooo hasty in posting, I would have realized that Smiths serve Authentic British F and C.


:lol: :lol:

But I still personally like mine with tartar sauce though ..... :drool: :drool:

Whoops! I didn't read Tankee's first post either... :oops: or I wouldn't have asked my vinegar question...

I have a thing for anything sour... :drool:

:lol: :lol:

[TENNISMOM]

The vinegar and salt are found on every table - you need to help yourself to it. You must order the haddock and of course the traditional mushy peas. Go on a Sunday afternoon if you don’t like crowds

[tankee]

went there yesterday.


learnt that they have expanded. Beside Tanjong Katong, they are now also at Balmoral Plaza and Boat Quay.

Better to eat there. Pack back not as tasty.