Singapulah on Shaftesbury Avenue brings a vibrant slice of Singaporean culture and flavor to London, flaunting a colorful interior and a menu that delights with well-crafted dishes like laksa and dumplings.
"Verdict: A useful spot to know about if you get your order right, but not everything hits. All butterscotch yellow walls, mint-green tiles, and retro checkerboard floors, Singapulah on Shaftesbury Avenue is a pretty place to pop in for a decent plate of food. The menu changes to spotlight different suppliers—get the creamy laksa, the bouncy shui jing dumplings, and the wonton mee with cold-busting pork broth if it’s on, but skip the nasi lemak. Follow that formula, and this Singaporean, walk-in only spot is a solid bet for a central London meet-up and pre-show meals. " - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak, jake missing
"Singapulah isn’t perfect: the service is like an off-the-lead spaniel, friendly but chaotic, and some dishes are misses. But if you know what to order, this Singaporean spot is a solid bet for a central London meet-up and pre-show meals. All butterscotch yellow walls, mint-green tiles, and retro checkerboard floors, Singapulah on Shaftesbury Avenue is a pretty place to pop in for a decent plate of food. The menu changes to spotlight different suppliers—get the creamy laksa, the bouncy shui jing dumplings, and the wonton mee with cold-busting pork broth if it’s on, but skip the nasi lemak. For now, this joint venture between the Singapore Tourism Board and the people behind Rasa Sayang, is walk-in only. So if you arrive after 6pm, expect to join the crowd enviously peering in at families dunking luncheon meat fritters. photo credit: Rob Billington photo credit: Rob Billington" - Sinéad Cranna
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