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To Start with Pasta FOOD MENU - 2021 8 Raffles Avenue, #01-13D, Singapore 039802 To start with Plain Fries $10 Pizza Fries $18 Straight cut fries in salt serve with house dip. The one that make us famous fries, beef peperoni, cheese sauce. Truffle Fries $15 Straight cut fries in truffle oil and dried oregano, parmesan Mexicano Taco Fries $18 cheese serve with our tartar sauce. Fries seasoned with taco flavor, salsa served with nacho cheese dip. Choice of beef or chicken toppings. $15 Salted Egg Fries $10 Salted egg seasoned fries, served with sweet and spicy salted Fish Skin egg sauce. Umami flavor fish skin serve with sweet and spicy sauce. Nachos $14 Calamari $16 Tortilla chips with mango salsa, nacho cheese dip. Buttered squid rings serve with tartar sauce and lemon wedge. $18 Shripm Gambas $18 Saute shrimp in buttery garlic and onion serve with salsa or Spicy Buffalo Wings house salad, grilled lime. Spicy or regular buffalo wings satisfy with beer match, served with tartar sauce. Har Cheong Kai $15 Salted Egg Chicken Wings $18 Well known prawn paste wings. Salted eggs, chicken wings, satisfy with beer match. Pasta Aglio Olio (Shrimp or Chicken) $20 Creamy Chicken Mushroom $20 Spaghetti pasta tossed in garlic, chilli flakes topped with Penne pasta in creamy sauce mushroom. Topped with grilled parmesan and basil. chicken breast, parmesan and parsley. Seafood Pasta $20 Bolognese Pasta $20 Spaghetti pasta and squid ring king prawns, tossed in our Ground beef in marinara sauce. homemade marinara sauce, topped with shave parmesan chopped parsley. Chicken Alfredo (Spaghetti/Penne) $20 Fettuccine pasta/penne, cream, garlic, chicken breast, parsley, Classic Carbonara $20 parmesan and chives on top. Bacon saute in garlic and carbonara sauce topped with parsley and parmesan cheese garnish. Pizza Bacon Pizza $22 Pepperoni Pizza $22 Pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese, turkey bacon, capsicum, Pizza sauce, mozzarella, beef pepperoni. pineapple. Vegetables Pizza $20 Chicken Pizza $22 Pizza sauce, mozzarella, mushroom, corn, bell pepper, black Pizza sauce, grilled chicken breast,mozzarela, red onion, bell olives, tomatoes. pepper. **SERVICE CHARGE OF 10% AND GST OF 7% Mains Salmon Rice Bowl $25 Chicken Burger $25 Grilled salmon fillet, baby spinach saad with tomato salsa Fried southern-spiced chicken thigh in 3 cheese sauce ranch and lemon wedge broccoli, choice of BUTTER or COCONUT stuffed in burger bun serve with curly fries on the side. RICE. Cheese Burger $18 Steak Rice Bowl $30 Brioche bun, beef patty, cheddar cheese, green coral, tomato, Grilled rib-eye steak with spinach, corn on cab and grilled gherkins, home made chef sauce serve with fries. lime, choice of BUTTER or COCONUT RICE. Double Cheese Burger $25 Lamb Chop Rice Bowl $25 All-American burger a double beef patty with bacon ketchup, Grilled lamb with green coral, half boiled egg, choice of melted cheese, green coral, tomato, gherkins serve with fries. BUTTER or COCONUT RICE. Fish N’ Chips $25 Buttered red tilapia fillet, fries, house salad serve with tartar sauce and lemon wedge. Salad Ceasar Salad $18 Walut Cranberry $20 Romaine lettuce,boiled egg, bacon topped with grilled chicken Mix salad, dried cranberry, wallnut, capsicum with balsamic breast, parmesan and parsley. dressing topped with grilled chicken breast and parmesan cheese. Poke Bowl Original Poke Shaker $20 Umami Omega $20 The original shoyu poke bowl, lime avocado, tobiko. Spicy garlic sesame salmon poke bowl, lime avocado and tobiko. $20 Wasabi Yuzu Dragon - Wasabi yuzu salmon poke bowl, lime avocado, smoked Ginger Mi Softly $20 almonds, spiced cashew nuts, tempura crisp. Ginger miso salmon poke bowl, lime avocado, smoked almonds. When you eat food with your family and friends, it always tastes better! **SERVICE CHARGE OF 10% AND GST OF 7% Desserts Whiskey Pecan Pie $15 Cookies N’ Cream $12 Pecan pie in honey glazed cinnamon and cream. Crumbled choco chips cookies mix in vanilla ice cream. Banana Split $15 Brownies $12 Caramelized banana halves, serve with 3 flavor ice cream 2 piece brownies. Additional ice cream @ $5 / Scoop. gelato. Cocktails Mojito (Classic, Mango, Raspberry, Passionfruit) $13 Negroni $15 Rum, lime, mint, simple syrup, soda. Gin, campari,vermouth. Daiquiri (Lime, Strawberry, Mango, Passionfruit) $13 Go Nuts $13 (Classic/Frozen) Rum, simple syrup, lime juice. Vodka, coffee decoction, coconut liqueur $15 Singapore Sling $13 Mai Tai Bacardi, black tears, orgeat syrup, flurnum with orange juice. Gin, cherry brandy, triple sec, grenadine, pineapply juice, bitters. Bramble Berry $15 Wimbley gin, lime, simpl & blackberrys. Pina Colada $13 Rum, pineapple, coconut liqueur, cream. Paloma $15 Patron, grape fruit, lime soda. Blood Merry $13 Vodka, tomato, lime, celery, worcestershire tobasco. Twistter $15 Bacardi, yuzu, kaffier lime, almond & pineapple. Crazy Old Fashioned $15 Whiskey, brown sugar, bitters. Apple Buck $15 Tokyo Sour $13 Bombay sapphire, apple sourz, cinnamon, lemon. Gin, pineapple, melon syrup, lime. Anejo High Ball $15 Ginger Mule $13 Black tears spiced rum with campari, lime & ginger ale. Gin, ginger syrup, lime, mint, ginger ale. T2 Jugs (Non Alcoholic) Lemon Honey $8 Southern Sunrise $8 Lemon, honey, passion fruit, soda Grape fruit syrup, lychee syrup, mint leaves soda. Lychee Blossom $8 French Earl Gravy $8 Lychee, green tea, lime & ginger ale. Passion fruit syrup, lychee syrup, mint leaves, lemon slice, soda. Pumping Pomogranate $8 Pomogranate syrup, orange slice, wild mint syrup, soda. **SERVICE CHARGE OF 10% AND GST OF 7% Milkshakes Softies Classic Vanilla $8 Coke $6 Strawberry $8 Lime & Lemon Twist $6 Chocolate $8 Ginger Ale $6 Coco (Mixers of Vanilla, Chocolate & Espresso) $10 Tonic Water $6 Soda Water $6 Jugs To Share Citrus White Sangria $45 Summer Sake Sangria $45 House pour white wine, triple sec, lime slice, orange slice, House pour white wine, strawberry, peach, lime juice, orange peach, honey, ginger ale. slice, lime slice. Summer Berry Sangria $45 Tropical Sangria $45 House pour red wine, mixed berrry, granny smith apple, House pour red wine, granny cherry brandy, cranberry.. smith apple, orange, pomogranate, cherry brandy, lemon slice. Tequila Honey Sangria $45 House pour white wine, honey, tequila triple sec, orange slice, lime slice. Spirits Vodka / Rum / Gin / Tequila / bottleshot Whiskey / Liqueurs / bottleshot Absolute $12 / $150 Monkey Shoulder $16 / $190 Stalinskaya $8 / $120 Jack Daniel $12 / $160 Hendriks Gin $16 / $190 Jim Beam $8 / $120 Wimbly Gin $8 / $120 The Famous Grouse $8 / $120 Bombay Sapphire $12 / $150 Jameson Irish $10 / $150 Bacardi Carta Blanca $8 / $120 Jagermister $10 / $150 Black Tears Spiced Rum $10 / $150 Bailey’s $10 / $150 Havana Club $8 / $120 Sambuca $10 / $150 Don Angel Gold $8 / $120 Patron XO Cafe $16 / $190 Patron Silver $12 / $150 **SERVICE CHARGE OF 10% AND GST OF 7% Ice Coffee Hot Coffee Ice Americano $5 Espesso $4 Ice Cappucino $6 Americano $5 Ice Latte $6 Cappucino $6 Ice Mocha $8 Latte $6 Ice Chocolate $8 Cafe Mocha $8 Deconstructed Latte/ Mocha $10 Hot Chocolate $10 Frozen cube of espresso and milk, served with choco or sugar syrup. Flat White $6 Red Wine White Wine glass / bottle glass / bottle Merlot (House Pour) $9 / $45 Sauvignon Blanc (House Pour) $9 / $45 France France Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon $14 / $60 Karri Oak Chardonnay $14 / $60 South Australia Australia Pinot Noir Babich $19 / $90 Pinot Gris Babich $19 / $90 New Zealand New Zealand Cabernet Sauvignon $19 / $90 Chalk Hill Blue Semillion $14 / $60 Reserves Collection / Chille Australia Glaerzer Bishop Shiraz $120 Sauvignon Blanc $19 / $90 Reserves Collection / Chille Pol Remy Brut (Sparkling Wine) $65 Shooters ($ Pairs) ($ Pairs) Jagerbomb $16.90 Bubbleberry $9.90 Jagermister with Redbull Vodka, bubblegum, cranberry. Kamakaze $9.90 Nut Jobs $9.90 Vodka, lime, triple sec Whiskey, hazenut, cream. Hot Coco $9.90 Whiskey, chocolate, cinnamon honey. **SERVICE CHARGE OF 10% AND GST OF 7% Beers on Tap Beer Towers Alter EgoLager $9.90 Aler Ego Lager $65 Kwirk Wit Draft $9.90 Orangeboom $70 $70 Orangeboom Lager $9.90 Kwirk Wit Draft Paulaner $70 Paulaner (half / full pint) $7 / $12 Moritz Plisner $70 Moritz Plisner (half / full pint) $7 / $12 Soju Sour $65 Soju with yakult flavours. Choice of original, grape, peach, watermelon. Promotion & Happy Hours Beer on Bottle Mixers regular / happy hour regular / happy hour Cass Fresh (Korean Lager) $8 / $5 Gin Tonic $8 / $5 Kwirk Wit $8 / $5 Vodka Cranberry $8 / $5 (Belgian Style Wheat Beer) Rum & Coke $8 / $5 Heineken $8/ $5 Whiskey Soda $8 / $5 Asahi Super Dry $10 / $6 Whiskey Dry $8 / $5 Guinness Stout Can $10 / $6 Corona $10 / $6 HAPPY HOURS ALL WEEK FROM 2:30 PM TILL 6:30 PM **SERVICE CHARGE OF 10% AND GST OF 7% Get a free drink till closing on these weekday’s Scan to download the menu alteregosg alteregosg No Pork, No Lard..
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