Courtyard Cafe & Lounge
Providing contemporary Straits Asian food, with enhanced flavours that will brings the nostalgic memories, but with the modern feel that can be enjoyed by all.
#01-K1 & #01-02A National Gallery Singapore (1 St Andrew's Road) 178957 Singapore
| Drinks | Beer, Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails |
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Dry prawn horfun and herbal chicken were delish. They also have an all-day happy hour (as of Aug 2020)
Herbal chicken soup is nice and rich and highly recommended. But not the gula Melaka tea as you only get a faint taste of the gula Melaka .
Great Place , Great food and Service !
Cranberry scone $7.50 was served with a slice of butter. No clotted cream . Even the small slice was not enough, had to ask for another
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Nice but nothing special
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Crazily good experience! Very pricey wine list but the food was worth it. Everything was well presented. Highly recommend for a special occasion. Dress in water color palettes to fit interiors! - Pocket Sun
Newly opened Japanese speakeasy in a quiet corner of the National Gallery - Vincent Tan
38.95 SGD: prawn couscous salad with yuzu-sesame dressing, orechiette pasta and mushroom salad, onsen egg, smoked chicken, roasted celeriac, pear salad, duo apple kale salad, miso soup, iced jasmine. - Ady John Falahi
Great place in botanic garden! I had truffle carbonara which was pretty good and strawberry icecream. - Ruslan Here
Wide choice of food & drinks for the casual diner, or for those hoping to grab a bite while trying to get some work done. Despite the slightly-above passable nature of the food, it’s a decent estab! - 9VSKA
Supreme Court building is super cool and houses the SEA collection. It’s possible to breeze through this one buidling’s 15 galleries in an hour, but more time would be recommended to enjoy it all! - Gregory Fisher
I like the quiet ambience and the coffee - actually can get a lot of work done - sitting there - Ramesh Iyer
Category Dining and Drinking » Cafe, Coffee, and Tea House » Café
Place Singapore » Downtown Core