2.4
out of 5
6 Raffles Boulevard Level 4, Marina Square
Singapore
Telephone: (65) 6337-2937
Website: http://www.marinasquare.com.sg
Category:
Eating Places » Food Courts
Singapore
Telephone: (65) 6337-2937
Website: http://www.marinasquare.com.sg
Category:
Eating Places » Food Courts
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63
Marina food loft !!!
hmm...been there quite a few times and especially these few months which a lot of activities has been going on over there....
at the food loft...i tried the japanese fried fish ! the fried fish has two version one is the korean and another is the japan ...if you have been to there you will understand what i mean :D
the fish cost $5.50 which it come with a bowl of soup ... inside contain crab meat, fish ball and vegetables ...it also come with a bowl of rice. :D
we try to find the difference between the korean and japanese version but we guess the only difference lies in the soup ...
apart from that we also ordered the Pan Fried Dumplings
comments from us is : TOTALLY not nice ....
the meat is not fresh and the vinegar sauce they gave make it even worst...so end up i just feel that the $3.50 has gone to waste ...
photos will soon be up after i uploaded it in my com
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MArina food loft is really good
The food there is cheap and good. I especially like the Ramen there.. Its yummy and the veggies are fresh and give flavour to the soup. :D
Yummy yummy.....
the Korean food is pretty good, too. ;)
I also like the drinks sold there. the Milo is yuh-mmy.
:):):):)
The food is really good. Most of the food has been recommended on TV shows. I heard the curry chicken is nice and our makan places lost and found.
So, I will recommend three things,
1. Japanese food
2. Korean food.
3. Curry Chicken
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**MARINA FOOD LOFT**
I love to eat at marina food loft. Espcially the Japanese Cruisine i love the stir fried Japanese food there. Very tasty compared to the korean food there of course there's some dishes are the same but the tste and the life is more in the japanese cruisine,
Try the Fried Tofu Set its About $4.80 or $5.00... Try to eat there but food quality there there's something but i don't but drinks usually hahaha save money !! try it and you love it ! trust me the taste very peppery and lots of essence to it haha........
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On the 23rd of Aug, it’s my 1st visit to Marina Food Loft. Have no idea that I have received the worst service that I’ve ever encountered. I went up to find myself a place to settle down, but realizing that all the plates are not kept away. So I thought of walking up to one of the worker there, asking for a favor to clear the table. But as I approached him…I only have the chance to say “excuse me” and I’m being yell by him for no reason. He shouted at me and spoke in hokkien saying he’s not free…very busy. So I went back to my seat and observe him. For every person that approached him was being told off rudely also. And when he have the time to clear the tables, he purposely clear all other tables except for those that have approached him earlier. Government encouraging for good services and this is the kind of service from “Marina Food Loft”.
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I always dislike eating at food courts. Reason is very simple, the food is not as nice as the hawker centre, selling the same type of food but the price maybe twice as higher. You can’t compare it with cafe neither. So food court are like nowhere there, just hanging in between.
Its no wonder that you don’t see me eating at food courts, even really no choice, i also won’t eat there. I rather go our local hawker centre for my all time favourite char kuay teow, the awesome hokkien mee, or fried oyster ommelette, and maybe a plate of wanton mee?
Bacon claypot rice ($4.50)
You must be wondering since i dislike food court, why do i even bother posting on them. Well this is the first time i ever see claypot rice using bacon instead of chicken. So i guess its more of a novelty. Anyway, they also have ham, seafood claypot and a few others variety. But sad to say, the claypot doesn’t taste nice at all, i guess that vindicate what i had mention earlier.
You are always welcome to visit ladyironchef for a full-up on this trip. Whatever written herein are my genuine feelings expressed in words. Food, my dear, is what they call an adventure!
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I just had my dinner at Marina Square Food Loft (28 March 2008, Friday, 8.30pm), and decided to try your Chilled Cream of Mango with SAGO & POMELO. It was a decision made after looking at their flyer that was distributed at the escalators reminding customers to use the Old HK Friends card. The dessert in the flyer looked good.
Unfortunately, the term "do not judge a book by its cover" came true!!! To my utter disappointment, it was like MANGO PASTE. There was only ONE TINY Pathetic CUBE OF mango, less than 1 tea spoon of tasty POMELO, and definitely NO SIGN OF SAGO!!! And the MINI bowl of paste cost me $3!! and it wasn't even chilled!! The Flyer states "CHILLED CREAM OF MANGO WITH SAGO AND POMELO", and yes, in the flyer it states FREE after getting 10 stamps. I can forgive if it is FREE...BUT the fact is,...i paid a freaking $3!!!
I double checked on your food menu to see the photo as well as dessert description, and it was EXACTLY the same as the flyer! i didn't order the wrong food. But it tasted totally WRONG! I bet a normal hawker would have sold a better mango sago pomelo dessert at a tastier price.
I then approached the staff at the counter. they simply said that the sago must have melted! THE SAGO MELTED...then why is the dessert being sold at such quality?
I'm not sure how Old Hong Kong works. It might be an instant mango paste. But still, i don't see the reason why it isn't CHILLED, no SAGO, Pathetic POMELO, and ONE TINY Cube of Mango for $3, and differs so much from the PROMISED Dessert???
All i can say is, as a consumer, i feel CHEATED by your advertisements. I'm very sure, other customers who have tasted that particular dessert must have had the same feeling.
The management ought to look into this. And i hope, the next time i try to order that dessert in that particular outlet, i expect to see something presentable and edible.
If the management wishes to continue selling that same old recipe, then they should consider changing the photos in the menu as well as future flyers. Otherwise, it will be as good as cheating their customers.
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Something different for Singaporeans. I have heard of Trolley Noodles but this was the first time I tried one.
Owned by Old Hong Kong Tea House in Katong. Trolley Noodles first appeared in Hong Kong in the 1950's where the standard of living was much lower and many Chinese refugees were flooding into Hong Kong.
Each noodle stall was manned by one single boss who offered quick but yummy, cheap food. Their illegal stalls were constructed on wheels in order to run away from the law enforcement officers. Trolley Noodles was the staple of many locals who had limited spending power but still needed to fill their stomachs with yummy fare.
Noodle is bathed in a broth and you choose freely from a wide variety of tasty ingredients like curry fish balls, beef brisket, curry squid, pigskin, dried bean curd, vegetables ....etc. (It's like our local Yong Tau Foo 酿豆腐.) You can request for a bowl of rice instead of noodles. (It's like our Mixed Vegetable Rice 杂菜饭.)
Trolley Noodles costs S$4 (noodles with 5 ingredients). You can pick meat only or vegetarian or both. I love braised and stewed meats.
Try their Iced Blended Milk Tea (冰沙奶茶 S$2 ). The lady Boss thought of an ingenious way to retain the flavour of the drink, even though the ice has melted, the tea didn't taste diluted.
There is a selection of 6 specially concocted sauces to go with your noodles or as a dip!!
There is the Signature Spicy Chilli (spurt fire!!), Braised Brisket Sauce, Curry Sauce, Hong Kong Sha Cha Sauce, Special Sweet Sauce and Spicy Sauce. I love the first 4. The sauces were a treat!
Now, if Hong Kong immigrants and even Hong Kong chefs from hotels come to eat this Trolley Noodles, the flavour must be right!
Old Hong Kong Tea House
6 Raffles Boulevard #04-101/102 Marina Food Loft, Marina Square
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20 Nov 2007 at 4:09 pm
what has this review got to do with bangkok?
20 Nov 2007 at 5:16 pm
Ops! Haha... now than I realised this place is in SG! Lol... thought its in BKK. -_-"
20 Nov 2007 at 5:30 pm