Fin-ery Kitchen — Affordable Spanish and Western fusion stall promoting seafood paella at simply $10

If you’ve learn our superior checklist of the high 10 Spanish eating places in Singapore, you’d most likely realise it isn’t probably the most wallet-friendly checklist. The much-famed Spanish delicacies doesn’t come low-cost as a median meal will almost definitely price you no less than S$20++. Need an reasonably priced different? Look no additional than Fin-ery Kitchen.

It was opened not too long ago on 28 Oct 2022 at Bedok Reservoir Road, promoting a mixture of each Western and Spanish meals. It additionally specialises in seafood, specifically fish and chips. For starters, a few of its choices consists of Barramundi Goujon (S$5), Spanish Garlic Prawn (S$6), Buffalo Drumlet (S$7), Calamari Fritter (S$5) and Prawn Fritter (S$7).

For your Spanish meals repair, Fin-ery Kitchen has Seafood Paella Rice (S$10/S$28) that’s obtainable each for a single pax or a shared meal. You may select to have your seafood grilled or battered, which can accompany the tomato short-grain rice.

Fish and chips lovers will benefit from the three fish choices on supply: Dory (S$7), Barramundi (S$8) and Haddock (S$10). Each dish comes with two sides of selection similar to Paella Rice, Sunny Side-up, Mac & Cheese and Cauliflower Rice.

Those who would possibly desire extra health-conscious alternate options can go for the grilled choices, which embrace Grilled Lamb Cutlet (S$11), Grilled Chicken Chop (S$8) and Grilled Seafood (S$10). If you simply need a good, no-frills burger, Fin-ery Kitchen has acquired you lined too, with do-it-yourself patties such because the Grilled Chicken (S$5) and Beef Patty (S$6).

To full this already excellent news, Fin-ery Kitchen is Muslim-friendly and is within the midst of making use of for its halal certification quickly!

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