Just follow the instructions

The decor’s noth­ing to shout about, the ven­ti­la­tion is hor­ri­ble, the wait­ing staff aren’t trained to smile but the food is still good. Naomi and I had one of our first dates there, announced our engage­ment to our would-be wed­ding party there, and of course, ate till we burst each time.

Last night, we took Naomi’s mum and aunt from over­seas to Shash­lik Restau­rant because we couldn’t think of any­where else to go to that didn’t require too much trav­el­ing, and then we remem­bered, when you’re out of ideas for a good meal, just fol­low the instructions:

Shashlik!
Shashlik!
Check!
Shashlik!
Check!
Shashlik!
Check!
Shashlik!
Pre­pare to smell like cooked beef!
Shashlik!
Borsch!
Shashlik!
Beef Shash­lik medium rare
Shashlik!
Banana flam­bee

Here’s hop­ing that this insti­tu­tion will be around for our own kids or grand­kids to take us out to, even if we have to get them to mince the beef for us.

Shash­lik Restau­rant
545 Orchard Road #06–19
Far East Shop­ping Cen­tre (map)
Sin­ga­pore 238882
Tel:6732 6401, 6734 3090

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  • You’re right about the eating-till-you-burst part! I always overeat when I come here. The borsh is a prac­ti­cally a meal in itself.

    But why did you tag this entry as “hainanese”?

  • Lincoln wrote:

    It’s still there ??

    Soup Nazi man that place.…

  • I had to tag this entry “Hainanese” and “Hainan” or else the Hainanese uncles would flam­bee my back­side. Flam­bee is a Hainanese word. It is pro­nounced “Phlegm-Bee”.

    And Lin­coln, they are noth­ing like Soup Nazis. Soup Hainanese are a lot worse.

  • Lincoln wrote:

    haha­ha­ha­haha I’ll take your word for it…

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