specials: onion quinoa bisque, the ULTIMATE B&M, Seafood Tempura Singapura, brûlée butter cake w red wine plum
this week’s specials, available from today, all day, and possibly all week or while fresh ingredients last
soup of the day: onion & quinoa bisque, sprinkled with dill
Had to look this one up. Le Kitchen Slugs like to cook things which Le Drivel Writer no understand. Le dictionary says quinoa (pronounced kin-wa) is “a goosefoot found in the Andes, where it was widely cultivated for its edible starchy seeds before the introduction of Old World grains“.
Two questions:
1) Simi si ‘goosefoot’?
2) Simi si ‘Old World grains’ ?
With a tippy-tap of le keyboard, le dictionary then explained goosefoot is “a plant of temperate regions with divided leaves that are said to resemble the foot of a goose. Some kinds are edible and many are common weeds“.
So there. We’re feeding you weed seeds.

And speaking of dill, we thought this was knee-slapping guffaw-inducing HI-LA-RIOUS


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This week, instead of having a thing to share-share, we are introducing you a new menu item.
Introducing: The ULTIMATE Bangers & Mash
Ultimately, if you’re a Bangers & Mash fan, this would be like, the ultimate fantasy. The B&M to rule all B&Ms.

Featuring three studly bangers: German pork bratwurst, chicken chipolata, and spicy Italian pork & beef sausages. Handsomely sat atop Real Mash™, with sautéed onions and wholegrain mustard for merry accompaniment.

special main: Seafoodura Tempura Singapura
Beer-battered seafood and beans tempura, with a zingy garlicky taucheo sauce.
Simi si ‘taucheo’? Taucheo si soybean paaaaaste. (you must say this in a very aunty-aunty tone okayyyy)

Use fingers and dip-dip like this for full enjoyment. But if you want to use fork, also can, we won’t judge you.

dessert special: brûlée all-butter cake, with plump red wine poached plums
And a generous scoop of vanilla gelato topped with almond tar to top it all off

This is what we call “The Titanic shot”

Thank you once again, for reading right till the very end. We are deeply, deeply heartened by your… patience. So here’s a little reward for those of us who prefer quiet days and quiet nights: Should our gentle reader choose to visit our humble li’l diner on a weekday to avoid the weekend crowd, here’s a little Happy Hour special you might enjoy.
See you this weekend, and see you one of these quiet nights too.

