Been there a couple of times and I never fail to feel underdressed. :| If you've never been there before, I'd suggest you dress up, head there and wander around just for the experience. Don't think you would ever feel overdressed once you're there.
The parents had been raving about this new place at MBS for weeks, claiming that their Western food is fab. Since it was a public holiday that day, staying home all day would be quite... sad. So yup.
Besides, Western food is my absolute fav *v*
Cajun Chicken with Spaghetti
(I apologise to the dear shop owner(s) for not remembering the proper name of your dish, for I was too hungry at that point of time to think straight)
So where exactly did I dine in at MBS? The new food court 1983 - A Taste of Nanyang.
Food court?
Food court.
Am I actually recommending you guys to go to a food court? Why yes, yes I am.
It's not as meh as you think it is, because after all it IS a food court in MBS. And it is also not as omg-it's-definitely-gonna-cost-a-bomb as you think it is. My meal only costed me $6.90! :) The spaghetti in cream sauce was soooooo good with a generous amount of sauce and spaghetti. Nothing fantastic about the chicken, but it was still good!
Sister ordered Fish and Chips ($5.90?), and it was awesome as well! Not a seafood person, so I'm extremely sensitive to that fishy taste and smell. None of that there, plus the fish was nice and fluffy. Fluffy, if that makes sense.
The parents had some Thai Green Curry dish. Don't really know what to feel about it. It was my first time tasting green curry, so I can't exactly judge based on a first time experience.
The next time you do head down to the IR, why not give this place a shot? Saves you from burning a hole in your pocket as well.
1983 - A Taste of Nanyang
B1-01, Galleria Level The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Tel: 6222 9742
Food: 3.5/5
Atmosphere: 3.5/5
Value for your money: 4/5
Accessibility: 4/5
