This guide to the best truffle fries in Singapore was last updated on 22 Feb 2015.

Truffle fries are French fries tossed with truffle oil, truffle salt and parmesan cheese. Truffle oil is used to impart the earthy flavour and aroma of truffles to fries; giving it a strong smoky after-taste. It is not hard to understand why people crave for it. There is just something appealing about the exotic truffle oil – you either love it or hate it. Here is a list of the best truffle fries in Singapore.

#1 DANCING CRAB

Dancing Crab is a new dining concept by the Tung Lok Group at the Grandstand. The whole idea is that you eat seafood directly from the table with your bare hands – of course, you can use utensils or eat from the plates, but we won’t encourage that because it takes the fun away.

The restaurant offers a side of Spicy Cajun Fries (S$7) to go along with the classic seafood dishes like Fish & Chips, and Lobster Roll. But we highly recommend getting the Truffle Fries (S$7).

The Grandstand #01-20/21
200 Turf Club Road
Tel: +65 6466 3303
Tue to Fri: 5pm – 10.30pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Botanic Gardens

#2 HABITAT COFFEE

Habitat Coffee at Upper Thomson Road deserves a mention for the great work that it has been doing. The bistro has been around for a few years, and despite the tough competition, it shines and remains a favourite for many. The menu has a nice mix of sandwiches, brunch food, pasta, and desserts, but you must start with the Truffle Fries (S$8).

223 Upper Thomson Road
Tel: +65 6456 2567
Tue to Fri: 11am – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 10.30am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Marymount

#3 HOUSE

When asked about the best truffle fries in Singapore, most people would immediately think of House at Dempsey Hill. The Truffle Fries here are deep-fried to a shade of gorgeous golden-brown, and infused with quality white truffle oil.

8D Dempsey Road
#01-01 to 06 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6475 7787
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 6pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 4pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

#4 LANTERN ROOFTOP BAR

One of the most stylish rooftop bars in Singapore, Lantern at The Fullerton Bay Hotel has a great view overlooking the Marina Bay waterfront – it is the go to place to bring visitors for a drink. Be sure to order the to-die-for truffle fries.

80 Collyer Quay
The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore
Tel: +65 6597 5299
Sun to Thu: 8am – 1am
Fri & Sat: 8am – 2pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

#5 PS CAFE

PS Cafe makes you feel cool just by dining there, and this is why it has continuously shines amid the strong competition in the local food scene. It has a well-thought menu which features simple and comfort food that always hits the spot. Something that you must not miss when you are there is the much-lauded truffle fries ($15).

45 Ann Siang Road
Tel: +65 9797 0648
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 12 midnight
Sat & Sun: 9.30am – 12 midnight
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

#6 SANDS SKYPARK

The truffle fries from Sands Skypark are not only addictive, but they also come with a million dollar view of Singapore’ skyline.

Infinity pool level 57
10 Bayfront Avenure
Marina Bay Sands
Nearest Station: Bayfront

#7 SUPPLY & DEMAND

With its al fresco area and a rooftop bar, Supply & Demand Modern Bistro & Rooftop Bar is a great place for a relaxing meal. They focus on Italian and South East Asian cuisines, and you may expect a combination of mouthwatering street food – from Malaysia, Indonesia, and Burma – presented in a modern way.

For appetisers, go for its Garlic Truffle Fries (S$15). Cut into huge chunks, the fries are splattered with truffle oil and topped with shaved Parmesan and roasted garlic bits. They are good on its own, but if you want something more, dip it in the spicy homemade dip.

#01-13 Esplanade Mall
8 Raffles Avenue
Tel: +65 6336 0588
Mon to Thu: 11.30am – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 11.30am – 2am
Sun: 11.30am – 11pm
Nearest Station: City Hall/Esplanade

#8 TANJONG BEACH CLUB

Who can resist the addictive thick cut of fries perfumed with earthy black truffle and parmesan from Tanjong Beach Club? On a weekend, nothing beats having Black Truffle Fries (S$15) and a delicious cocktail while lazing by the pool.

120 Tanjong Beach Walk
Tanjong Beach Club Sentosa
Tel: +65 6270 1355
Tue to Sun: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Harbourfront

#9 THE COASTAL SETTLEMENT

The Coastal Settlement is a perfect place to chill out with loved ones and friends in a relaxed and fun setting. In particular, you must not miss their truffle fries.

200 Netheravon Road
(Near Changi Village)
Tel: +65 6475 0200
Tuesday to Sunday: 10.30am – 12pm
Nearest Station: Pasir Ris

In the local Singapore food scene, there are always new restaurants opening and it is good since we have more options to choose from. Dempsey road restaurants is probably one of the most happening food destinations in Singapore. The Disgruntled Chef is the latest restaurant to join the crowd at dempsey hill, but when it comes to choosing a place for dinner – I would head back to Barracks Cafe, House Dempsey road.

This post is a continuation of the food that we had during the high tea buffet. We had so much food in an afternoon, and I blamed everything on the Barracks cafe.

Many people raved about the skinny pizzas at Barracks Cafe, and I will talk about them in a minute. If you are too lazy to travel all the way to Dempsey road, they are also available at the Skinny Pizza Cafe which has branches at Wheelock, Raffles City and Suntec.

We tried three skinny pizzas ($25): Salt Cod Brandade, Grilled Figs With Parmesan Crumble, and the Ahi Taki. Half the time, I wasn’t sure which one I was eating, but I finished all of them anyway. All the pizzas were not bad, but they were somewhat too healthy and wholesome – not exactly my idea of pizzas.

The famous truffle fries from Barracks Cafe, House Dempsey.

All the other food bloggers love the Truffle fries ($9). They had it while having the skinny pizzas, they also had it while having some of the items from the afternoon high tea buffet. And you know what? they ate it with the desserts too.

We had at least four-five servings and there wasn’t any left when we were done. The fries were drizzled with truffle oil, which gave them a smokey aftertaste. It had a gasoline smell, and while I had my fair share of it; I’m not convinced to pay nine bucks for fries. Give me a dessert anytime!

Now, the cake in the picture above, is the popular Strawberry Shortcake ($9.50) from Barracks Cafe, House Dempsey. If you ask someone (who has been to House before) for recommendations on what desserts to order from Barracks Cafe, chances are, they will tell you: strawberry shortcake.

I couldn’t quite possibly describe it, but the strawberry shortcake at House Dempsey was very different from the ones we usually have. For a start, it wasn’t as fluffy and soft like the ones from the Japanese patisseries. Filled with fresh (but sour) strawberries, and poured over with vanilla bean cream — oh honey, I’m in love.

Everyone loves strawberry shortcakes, I mean does it even make sense that you will not want to eat it?

Anything and everything can be made better with hazelnut. Take the chocolate cake for instance, it’s a lovely thing on its own, yes nobody can resist it, but the cake is often too sweet and people always struggle to finish the whole slice. But with the addition of hazelnut, it becomes something more than that. It’s no longer an ordinary death-by-chocolate cake. The Chocolate Hazelnut Gateaux ($12) is much more sophisticated, preferably enjoyed with a glass of cold milk. I’m not sure if it’s because we had too much desserts, but the chocolate hazelnut cake wasn’t my favorite among the ones that we tried.

My favorite dessert was the Lemon Cake ($12), and no, it’s not the one in the picture.

I don’t remember having much of the Pandan Jelly Sponge (above picture) and the Passionfruit Kachang, but I absolutely love the Barracks Cafe’s lemon cake. It was sour, and I mean it in a good way. Most of the food bloggers preferred the Passionfruit kachang, and they only took a small spoonful of the lemon cake as they found it to be too sour. But I love citrus fruits, and I managed to finish most of the lemon cake by myself.

Tell me, which dessert are you? I’m a lemon meringue tart. Or maybe a chocolate hazelnut praline cake. Wait, I think I’m a chocolate souffle too. Oh whatever, just tell me about you.

Restaurant Review
Barracks Cafe House Dempsey
8D Dempsey Road
#01-01 to 06 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6475 7787
Note: This is an invited tasting session.

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Tuesday is usually the hardest day of the week. Even though everyone always grumbles about Mondays blues, I’d think that Monday isn’t as bad as Tuesday since we are fully recharged during the weekends. But Tuesday, they are neither here nor there. It isn’t midweek yet, nor is it just-one-more-day-to-Friday, and obviously it isn’t TGIF.

Anyway, my point is: Tuesday sucks. So stop asking if everything is okay, because it is not. But my dear, I want to give you some hope. I want you to see the light at the end of the tunnel week. I’m going to try and make your day better by blogging about the High Tea Buffet at Barracks Cafe House Dempsey Road.

I’m a sucker for Afternoon High Tea.

Be it the classic English High Tea with the pretty three tier desserts, or a simple true-blue Singaporean tea  break with Kaya toast and coffee – the fact is, all of us should enjoy our tea break. It is the period in between lunch and dinner, when we feel sleepy and grumpy. Food will never let you down, have a good feast!

From 1st July till 1st October, Barracks Cafe at House, Dempsey road is serving what they called the “Summer High Tea Buffet” every Thursday and Friday afternoon from 3pm – 5.30pm. For $25 nett per pax, one gets to enjoy a leisure afternoon with your friends and loved ones over high tea items and a pot of tea. Now, don’t your Tuesday suddenly sounds much better already?

In the name of research purposes, I went all out and tried to taste everything. Starting with the small and nimbly Cheesecake marbled brownie, I continued with the Chicken salad sandwich, tuna & shrimp sandwich, and munched a couple of the delicious cookies.

The scones, oh the scones.

There’s no need to find any excuses to eat butter and maple syrup, I can think of 1046 reasons to eat them. The scones from Barracks cafe were slightly dry and it would be better if they were heated up. But hey, you know what? Having scones during afternoon tea made it legitimate for me to indulge in butter and maple syrup without feeling guilty.

In addition to the high tea offerings, we also ordered the Red Espresso Tea Set ($9.50). Note that it’s a separate order and not part of the high tea buffet.

For a non-tea person, I enjoyed the red latte, but it was the Brioche with the red espresso jam that was truly amazing. Initially, I thought that the tiny bottle was a kaya spread. To my surprise, it was actually made from Rooibos tea. It looked like kaya, but it tasted even better than kaya! The Brioche, oh, it was so soft and super yummy. I know it sounds kind of bimbo-tic, but that’s the best description I can give.

Forget about the summer high tea buffet all right? Go for the Red Espresso Tea set okay? I’d like to apologize for moaning out loud after I had the brioche. Oh my god. Oh my god.

Unlike the more sophisticated offerings on Barracks Cafe’s ala carte dessert menu, the selections available at the high tea buffet, are simple and down-to-earth. There aren’t that many spectacular sweets, but for the kind of money and the variety offered, I think it’s a pretty good deal for high tea buffets.

With a pot of tea, a nibble here or two, and in the company of your favorite person, the afternoon high tea at Barracks Cafe House Dempsey silently transits into dinner without anyone noticing. How naughty! We also had the skinny pizzas and a couple of their signature desserts. But that’s a story for another time.

Check out my list of Singapore afternoon high tea places. Alternatively, if you are craving for some sweets, take a look at my recommendations of dessert places in Singapore.

Restaurant Review
Barracks Cafe House Dempsey
8D Dempsey Road
#01-01 to 06 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6475 7787
Note: This is an invited tasting session.

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Dempsey Hill is arguably one of the hottest dining destinations in Singapore. From chi-chi restaurants and cafes like The White Rabbit, PS Cafe, and Au Petit Salut, to restaurants serving alternative cuisine like Magarita’s and Don Quijote – there is surely an option or two for everyone. Dempsey Hill is indeed a food sanctuary and a gem in Singapore.

Here is a complete guide to restaurants in Dempsey Hill Singapore.

Au Petit Salut

For $30++ per person, Au Petit Salut at Harding road offers a three-course set lunch with choices like Burgundy snails for entrees, tantalising red wine braised beef cheeks for your main course, and good ol’ Crème Brulée for desserts, complete with a cup of coffee or tea. This is easily one of the best set lunches in Singapore.

40c Harding road
Tanglin Village (Dempsey)
Tel: +65 6475 1976
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Sat: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

Ben & Jerry’s

A scoop of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream anytime is always good. Hang out at this flagship outlet  with your friends over some sweet treats and awesome music from the live band. Dig in to your favourite flavours and take home with you some souvenirs that are made available at the merchandise corner.

Block 8 Dempsey Road
#01-14 Tanglin Village Singapore
Tel: +65 6473 3231
Mon: 12pm – 10pm
Tue to Fri: 12pm – 11pm
Sat & eve of PH: 11am – 1am
Sun & PH: 11am – 11pm

Brewerkz Taphouse

18E Dempsey Road
Tel: +65 6634 1229
Mon to Thu: 5pm – 12am
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 1am
Sun: 12pm – 12am

CA California

CA California is a great place to get a sandwich or salad if you are planning for a light lunch. They also serve breakfast during weekends from 9am to 11.45am. If you are planning for a picnic at the Botanic Garden, CA California is an ideal option to turn to for take-outs.

Block 8B Dempsey Road
#01-14 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6473 3231
Tue to Thu: 11.30am – 10pm
Fri & eve of PH: 11.30am – 11pm
Sat: 9am – 11pm
Sun & PH: 9am – 10pm

Chang Korean Charcoal BBQ Restaurant

For meat lovers, head to Chang Korean Charcoal BBQ Restaurant for a night of meat-feasting. Their fresh cuts and array of chili and side dishes never fail to satisfy that craving for a spicy Asian meal.

Block 18C Dempsey Road
Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6473 9005
Daily: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm

Culina Quality Food & Beverage

Culina is one of Singapore’s leading purveyors of gourmet foods and wines. This outlet at Dempsey Hill provides consumers a combined opportunity to experience and taste both the food produce and wines.

Block 8 Dempsey Road
#01-13 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6474 7338
Daily: 11am – 10.30pm

CM-PB Contemporary Melting Pot & Bar

A favourite in Dempsey Hill is CM-PB, a fused cafe-bar-bistro where people gather and chill out. All day breakfast options are available and happy hours are on everyday from opening till 9pm.

Block 7 Dempsey Road
#01-05 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6475 0105
Sun to Thu: 10.30am – 1am
Fri, Sat, eve of PH & PH: 10.30am – 2am

Dome Cafe

Need a quiet spot to finish your book, or for a small meeting? Dome Cafe offers an extensive menu of tea and coffee and baked goods while you hide away from the hubbub of the city and retreat into this rustic space.

Block 11 Dempsey Road #01-18
Tanglin Village Singapore
Tel: +65 6476 8748
Sun to Thu: 8am – 11pm
Fri, Sat, & eve of PH: 8am – 1am

Don Quijote Spanish Restaurant

For an authentic Spanish affair, Don Quijote dishes out delicious tapas and classic dishes like paella, fresh seafood and steaks.

Block 7 Dempsey Road #01-02
Tel: +65 6476 2811
Mon to Wed: 4pm – 10.30pm
Thu & Fri: 4pm – 1am
Sat: 11am – 1am
Sun: 11am – 10.30pm

Harry’s Bar

Alcohol lovers will be pleased to know that the highly popular pub chain, Harry’s Bar, also has an outlet at Dempsey Hill. What better way to end your night than over a pint of your favourite beer with your best pals?

Block 11 Dempsey Road
#01-17A Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6471 9018
Mon to Thu: 4pm – 1am
Fri: 4pm – 2am
Sat: 12pm – 2am
Sun & PH: 12pm – 1am

House Dempsey

One of the biggest tenants in Dempsey Hill, House is a 35,000 sq ft concept space taking up an entire block which has a beauty emporium and a cafe. It is an ideal place if you are looking for a venue to organise birthday party/wedding solemnisation/parties. And the consistency of their good food is what keeps their customers returning again and again.

Block 8D Dempsey Road
#01-01 to 06 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6475 7787
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 6pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 4pm, 6pm – 10.30pm

Huber’s Butchery

Huber’s Butchery is known as a premium retailer for quality meat and sausages. The branch at Dempsey Hill comes with a small bistro, offering several affordable options like beef burgers and pulled pork sandwich in the al fresco area, situated just at the foot of the butchery.

Block 18A Dempsey Road
Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6737 1588
Tue to Fri: 11am – 7pm
Sat & Sun: 9.30am – 7pm

Jim Thompson Restaurant

No strangers to Thais and all who fancy their silk, Jim Thompson Restaurant is a treasure in Dempsey Hill. Its stunning interior and “Thompson-style” cooking is a heavenly marriage for all who embrace the Thai heritage.

45 Minden Road
Dempsey Hill
Tel: +65 6475 6088
Mon to Sat: 12pm – 12 Midnight
Sun: 12.30pm – 11pm

Jones the Grocer

Jones the Grocer is another breakfast place in Singapore that serves both brunch and dinner classics. Seat around and read your favourite magazine over a cup of tea, or pick up your cheeses and premium groceries from the many racks. Recipe books and chinaware are also available at the store.

Block 9 Dempsey Road
#01-12 Dempsey Hill
Tel: +65 6476 1512
Mon: 9.30am – 6pm
Tue to Fri: 9.30am – 11pm
Sat & Sun: 9am – 11pm

Jumbo Seafood

Synonymous with impressive seafood dishes, Jumbo Seafood Restaurant is a household name and one of the most popular seafood restaurant in Singapore. The outlet at Dempsey Hill has both an al fresco and indoor seating, and be sure to make a reservation before going down for your chilli crab.

Block 11 Dempsey Road
#01-16 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6479 3435
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 12 Midnight
Sat, Sun & PH: 12pm – 3pm, 5.30pm – 12 Midnight

La Fondue

The restaurant’s name should be pretty self-explanatory. La Fondue is a restaurant at Dempsey Hill offers the complete fondue dining experience. If you believe in their philosophy, it really seems that anything and everything can go into a fondue. Other than their four-course fondue buffet which comes at a price of $66++, you can choose to order from their ala carte menu which has starters, pasta, meat, seafood and desserts.

Block 25 Dempsey Road
#01-04 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6474 0204
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 11.30pm

La Forketta

Italian food lovers will fall in love with La Forketta for many reasons. Its high ceilings and dim lighting makes it a sexy place to dine at, and the comprehensive menu serves nothing but honest Italian affair prepared with premium ingredients. Their pastas are the best, for they are all home-made and wholesome.

Block 9 Dempsey Road
#01-09 Dempsey Hill
Tel: +65 6475 2298
Daily: 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm

La Salsa

A chic Mexican diner and a great place for events, La Salsa offers an exotic menu, including favourites like chilli con carne, fajitas, homemade sangrias and margaritas.

Block 11 Dempsey Road
#01-17 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6475 6976
Mon to Fri: 4pm – 1am
Sat, Sun & eve of PH: 4pm – 2am

Long Beach Seafood Restaurant

One of the more reputable Chinese seafood restaurant in Singapore, Long Beach Seafood Restaurant is also a household name for a good seafood indulgence. If you are there for a meal, be sure to try their crab and lobster ranges.

25 Dempsey Road
Tel: +65 6323 2222
Daily: 11am – 3pm, 5.30pm -1.30am

Margarita’s Mexican Restaurant

Another Mexican favourite is Margarita’s, and over at this Dempsey Hill outlet, your dishes are cooked simple but fresh. A nice and cosy place to chill out for post-work drinks and if you have that craving for burritos.

Block 11 Dempsey Road
#01-19 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6471 3228
Tue to Sun: 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm

PS Cafe

I know of many Singaporeans who always rave about PS Cafe for the lovely brunch food options, wonderfully unpretentious ambience, and gigantic desserts. Being strategically located just next to the lush greenery, with both indoor and al fresco seating options, and consistently good food and PS Cafe is a popular spot at Dempsey Hill for families, friends and couples.

28B Harding Road
Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6479 3343
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 12 Midnight
Sat & Sun: 9.30am – 2am

RedDot Brewhouse

A brewery that sits in the tranquility, RedDot Brewhouse houses all the traditions of beer brewing, and has a rich history that paves way back to South Africa. Drop by for some handcrafted beer.

Block 25A Dempsey Road
#01-01 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6475 0500
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 12 Midnight
Fri, Sat & eve of PH: 12am – 2am

Roadhouse

Roadhouse is a modern American diner by the Prive Group, featuring all-time favourite diner food in a slight rustic, slight contemporary setting. It is one of the few places in Singapore that char-grills their meats and burgers using a Josper grill.

Block 13 Dempsey Road
#01-07 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6476 2922
Mon to Fri: 10.30am – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 9am – 10pm

Samy’s Curry Restaurant

Synonymous with good curry fish head, Samy’s is a favourite spot for authentic Indian cuisine in a modernised restaurant. With its quality and honest menu, you can be guaranteed a satisfying meal that comes with friendly price tags.

25A Dempsey Road
Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6472 2080
Daily (except Tue): 11am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm

Tawadang Microbrewery

German Beer, Pork Knuckle, and Thai Food altogether? Check out Tawadang Microbrewery! They have a weekend lunch buffet that includes more than 50 dishes of Thai foods and desserts such as Pandan Leaf Fried Chicken, Seafood Otah, Live cooking Tom Yum Soup.

Block 26 Dempsey Road
#01-01 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6476 6742
Daily: 11.30am – 1am
(Closed for lunch on Mon)

The Muthu’s Curry

Probably the most famous name for Indian curry, The Muthu’s Curry is a highly popular dining destination for all Indian food lovers. Its proximity from the main Orchard Road also makes this outlet more accessible than its original one at Race Course Road.

Block 7 Dempsey Road
#01-01 Tanglin Village Singapore
Tel: +65 6474 5128
Daily: 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm

The Prime Society

The Prime Society is a steak restaurant in Singapore that specialises in dishing out quality meats. With both indoor and outdoor seating, the restaurant boasts a capacity of up to 150 guests, and they also have a bar where you can enjoy your pre-dinner drinks.

Block 10 Dempsey Road
#01-20 Tanglin Village
Tel: +65 6474 7427
Mon & Tue: 6pm – 10.30pm
Wed to Sun: 12pm – 10.30pm

The Disgruntled Chef

The Disgruntled Chef is a restaurant and bar opened by Chef Daniel Sia (formerly from The White Rabbit). The menu is divided into small plates ($12-18) like baked bone marrow, steak tartare and crispy lamb shortribs; and big plates ($32-48) like crackling suckling pig, roast chicken and slow cooked veal cheek.

Block 26B Dempsey Road
Tel: +65 6476 5305
Tue to Sun: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 1am

The White Rabbit

The White Rabbit, owned by the folks behind Loof and OverEasy, is a romantic restaurant housed within a beautiful restored Chapel in Dempsey Road. It is an ideal restaurant to bring your date to, or to have a nice dinner with a group of girlfriends over quality European fare.

39C Harding Road
Tel: +65 6473 9965
Tue to Fri: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 10.30am – 3pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm

The Wine Company

The Wine Company serves a good range of affordable wines. Come here and unwind over some drinks and tantalising light snacks.

Block 14D Dempsey Road
Tanglin Village Singapore
Tel: +65 6479 9341
Mon to Thu: 3pm – 12 Midnight
Fri & eve of PH: 3pm – 1am
Sat: 12pm – 1am
Sun & PH: 12pm – 11pm