This is a quaint little cafeteria with it’s entrance facing Bencoolen Street. The range of items available is quite astounding and there are chefs in white hats hand-making noodles and dumplings. Try the double-boiled soups or the different Japanese bento sets available. On the menu are also noodles, soups, fried dishes, yong-tau-foo or a colourful & tasty range of pre-cooked dishes you can pick from to go along with white or brown rice.
Map: http://foursquare.com/venue/922451
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Alright Cafeteria @ Peace Centre
Located on the top floor, you’ll see the bright red sign as the escalator glides you up to the third floor. The place serves nasi padang that’s just tastily blissful. It’s really simple fair and there’s a certain home-cooked feel to the food. Prices are also really reasonable. My best friend and I paid SG$8.50 for the two plates & two canned drinks.
Map & Visitor Comments: http://foursquare.com/venue/652853
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In case you were wondering, the theme of this post was cafeteria style eateries.
IVE NEVER BEEN THERE AT ALRIGHT CAFE WHEN I WAS VISIT SINGAPORE.BUT I KNOW THAT THE COOK THERE IS VERY GOOD AND NICE…AND I THINK THAT THE OWNER THERE IS FRIENDLY ALSO….S OF NOW I DUN HVE JOB CAN I APPLY AT YOUR LITTLE CAFETERIA?EVE I CN BE A SERVICE CREW THERE.I AM VERY WILING….THANKS…AND MORE SUCCESS….
well, i used to frequent Alright Cafe, when i was still working at Singapore Pools (PoMo Mall). Cheap & GOOD!!!
I missed their freshly fried pisang goreng!