food glorious food (part 3)
family dinners happened for me almost every weekend. finding places for big family size like mine (at least 10 ppl) can be really a headache.
top places to go for big families:
1) bottle tree village: this is really a secluded place located near sembawang park. if you travelled along the road to sembawang park (only one road), do not turn into the park instead keep to the road on the right and turn right when you see Andrews Ave. you will pass by Buckaroo's on your right (a similar food restaurant like Tony Roma's) <- worth a try but remember to make your reservation. travelling along this road, you will 'hit' some 'ulu' road and reach your bottle tree village (same thing, make your reservation). bottle tree serves chinese food, nice sea breeze and relaxing place. try the tofu with minced meat, red garoupa steamboat, pork ribs, etc.
2) lavender food court: probably the only hawker centre or food centre that has tables big enough for 10 persons... a variety of food. just don't go for the fish head curry or oyster omelette. popiahs and carrot cake (must try!). i don't know why the wanton noodle stall is always packed.
3) globetrotters at united square: yet to try but understand from Women's Weekly and word of mouth that this is a place where children can have fun and parents can eat peacefully....will make it a point to try it this month...
top places to go for big families:
1) bottle tree village: this is really a secluded place located near sembawang park. if you travelled along the road to sembawang park (only one road), do not turn into the park instead keep to the road on the right and turn right when you see Andrews Ave. you will pass by Buckaroo's on your right (a similar food restaurant like Tony Roma's) <- worth a try but remember to make your reservation. travelling along this road, you will 'hit' some 'ulu' road and reach your bottle tree village (same thing, make your reservation). bottle tree serves chinese food, nice sea breeze and relaxing place. try the tofu with minced meat, red garoupa steamboat, pork ribs, etc.
2) lavender food court: probably the only hawker centre or food centre that has tables big enough for 10 persons... a variety of food. just don't go for the fish head curry or oyster omelette. popiahs and carrot cake (must try!). i don't know why the wanton noodle stall is always packed.
3) globetrotters at united square: yet to try but understand from Women's Weekly and word of mouth that this is a place where children can have fun and parents can eat peacefully....will make it a point to try it this month...
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