Calling all meat lovers and those passionate about a good steak—there is a new steak bar in town that you will not want to miss.

Sharing the same shop space as The Bao Makers, Butler’s Steakbar is the newest resident eatery along the food-laden Jiak Chuan Road. Like its name suggests, diners can expect to tuck into to luxurious steaks, gourmet burgers and possibly the crispiest French fries around.

Although a spot like Jiak Chuan Road may be home to a considerable amount of fine-dining establishments, you can rest assured that dining here is anything but expensive. Priding themselves with serving up exceptional cuts of beef and a variety of gourmet dishes without an overly exorbitant price tag attached, Butler’s Steakbar is one that all steak lovers should check out.

Butler’s Steakbar and The Bao Makers join the list of restaurants with dual concepts that transform through the day.

The Bao Makers operates in the day while Butler’s Steakbar takes over its operations at night. Their menu features anything from gourmet burgers, sensational sides and of course not forgetting their signature Butler Steak.

Make no mis-steak, although prices here for food are rather affordable compared to its fine-dining neighbours, what you can expect at Butler’s Steakbar is nothing short of delicious.

The restaurant’s pride and joy—the Butler Steak—is a black Angus flat iron steak and it is only available in limited portions daily.

For the uninitiated, the flat iron is a steak cut that comes from the shoulder of the cow. The flat iron is rich in beefy flavours and is also incredibly tender when cooked properly, but the only flaw of this particular cut is a thick piece of connective tissue that runs through the middle of it—which experienced cooks should all know to remove before cooking.

Modestly seasoned without overwhelming the natural flavour of the beef, the Butler’s Steak comes with a simple side salad and a serving of rock salt that really helps to bring out the natural flavours of the black Angus.

Butler’s Steakbar
4 Jiak Chuan Road
Singapore 089261
Tel: +65 6291 2330
(Closed on Sundays)
Mon to Thu: 6pm – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 6pm to 1am
Nearest Station: Outram Park

All photos are credited to Butler’s Steakbar

The bar scene in Singapore is growing from strength to strength and our nation is already home to an impressive list of award-winning bars.

A night out is no longer just about incessant drinking. The demand for high-quality cocktails, gourmet bar nosh and top-notch hospitality is ever-increasing and Singaporeans are becoming more receptive about splurging on such experiences.

Asian-inspired bars are trending right now and reputable watering holes such as Ding Dong and Sum Yi Tai are great examples. And Phat Cat Laundry is one new addition; it is Singapore’s First Laundromat-Themed Bar where you can expect Asian-inspired cocktails and Asian fusion dishes.

Located along Jiak Chuan Road, Phat Cat Laundry officially opened its doors to public on 28 October 2016. Phat Cat Laundry’s unique concept is nothing like we have ever seen before. Think rows of detergent boxes displayed like artworks, an oriental paw-waving cat—symbollic of fortune—as its logo and cocktails aptly named after laundry stuff.

Photos source: Phat Cat Laundry

Sink your teeth into Brontosaurus Char Siu Beef Rib and Sichuan Burge, before “washing yourselves” with some Foam Party. Wait a second, we aren’t encouraging you to poison yourselves. The Foam Party cocktail is actually Phat Cat Laundry’s interpretation of the Pina Colada.Phat Cat Laundry’s handcrafted Asian-inspired cocktails are priced at S$26 nett each.

There are several other hilariously named drinks such as Panties On Fire and Dirty Laundry. Phat Cat Laundry’s handcrafted Asian-inspired cocktails are priced at S$26 nett each.

Phat Cat Laundry
4 Jiak Chuan Road
Singapore 089261
Closed on Sundays
Mon to Sat: 5pm – late
Nearest Station: Outram Park

Read: 10 Beautiful Bars In Singapore For A Night Of Adventure.