Skip to main content

The Butcher's Kitchen Express - Beef, Salmon and Pork Bowls at $11.90+ until 14 February 2018!

 The Butcher's Kitchen Express

The Butcher’s Kitchen in Suntec City Mall has recently opened an express counter called The Butcher’s Kitchen Express at the rear end of the restaurant and it has been drawing in the crowds. 

It gets particularly busy during lunch and dinner, especially with the Introductory Promotion. Let me tell you all about it.

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

There are only 4 items on the menu at The Butcher’s Kitchen Express: The Butcher’s Flaming Hokkaido Beef Bowl, The Butcher’s Salmon Bowl, The Butcher’s Flaming Australian Beef Bowl and the Butcher’s Pork Bowl. 

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

The Butcher’s Kitchen Express is currently having an Introductory Promotion where all 4 items are $11.90+ each ($12.74 after GST). This promotion will last till 14 February 2018 so do come down and enjoy the promotion while it lasts. During the few items I was there, The Butcher’s Flaming Australian Beef Bowl is not available. Perhaps it will only be available after the promotion? Anyone who has managed to try it please tell me how it fares compared to The Butcher’s Flaming Hokkaido Beef Bowl in the comments below. 

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

The Butcher’s Flaming Hokkaido Beef Bowl [$23.90+] is the signature and it is not difficult to understand why. Thin slices of Hokkaido beef are layered on top of Japanese rice mixed with furikake. The beef is flamed in front of your eyes when you collect your food at the counter, the cinematic effects of the flaming adds makes the bowl all the more appealing. I find the furikake mixed rice too salty, but the tender beef slices more than make up for it. 

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

I was really expecting The Butcher’s Salmon Bowl [$13.90] to have sliced salmon layered on top of Japanese rice infused with furikake. Instead, I get three miserable pieces of pan-fried salmon, garnished with cherry tomatoes and parsley. 

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

There is no flaming involved in The Butcher’s Pork Bowl [$12.90+] but the thin tender pieces of pork that pile on top of the furikake-infused rice is reason enough to get this bowl. I still feel that the rice is too salty but the accompany garlic sauce to dip the pork in is really good.

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

The Butcher's Kitchen Express

The Butcher’s Kitchen Express is a good option if you are looking for something quick and fuss-free. You might have to wait a bit during lunch peak hour, but service is generally fast. 

The Butcher's Kitchen Express 

Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City Mall #02-472
Opening Hours: Daily 11am - 3pm; 5pm - 9pm

Labels:
Location: 3 Temasek Blvd, Singapore 038983

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

PAUL

PAUL is a renowned family French bakery and patisserie founded in 1889. Bringing with them them the fine tradition of passion for food and French traditions, PAUL gives Singaporeans a glimpse into French culture and tradition through the delicious and visually-appealing pastries and food.       PAUL's Hot Chocolate is not as creamy as I would have liked it but every last drop is made with good-quality cocoa powder.     Lemon Tart With Meringue is not exactly my favourite dessert, but it looked so pretty that I decided to give it a try anyway. However, it proved to be too sour for my palette even with the beautifully flamed meringue.    Croque Madame is croque-monsieur (grilled ham and cheese sandwich) topped with a fried egg. Emmental cheese, cream and ham is sandwich in pain de eie and toasted till a rich golden brown colour. Topped with a fried egg with runny yolk, every bite is filled with delicious goodness.   Address and telephone n...
Post a Comment
Read more

O'ma Spoon

                        Korean bingsu is a popular Korean dessert comprising of ice shavings and various ingredients such as sweetened condensed milk, fruit syrups, fresh fruits, Korean rice cake and ice-cream. Bingsu is all the craze in Singapore now and Korean bingsu cafes are popping up everywhere like wild mushrooms.                            Besides bingsu, this dessert cafe also serves usual cafe offerings such as coffee and tea. I have been told that their Signature Oven-Baked Honey Bread is very good. The flavours include Strawberry & Chocolate with Ice Cream, Banana & Chocolate with Ice Cream and Green Tea with Ice Cream.     I was told that   Mango Cheesecake Bingsu   is one of the most popular item on the menu. Oh my, it is a sight to behold! A bowl of shaved ice is topped with sweetened condensed milk and freshly-cut m...
Post a Comment
Read more

Grandma's - Authentic Singapore Food

Grandma's has been around for quite a while now but I only got the chance to try their food recently when the third outlet opened in Suntec City.        I remember having these prawn crackers when I was little. They are so easy and good to eat, I can finish a whole package of this in one sitting.     I don't usually order Malay food, but the Nasi Bukhari looked so good in the menu, I thought I will give it a try. Fragrant yellow turmeric rice is served with golden brown chicken leg which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Prawns were fresh and succulent but I don't really like the sauce the prawns are cooked in. What really amazes me about this dish is the beef rendang.          I never knew Bo Bo Cha Cha is so such a delightful dessert until I tried it here at Grandma's. The warm and thick coconut tastes so good with chunks of sweet potato and yam. This is definitely comfort food that warms the heart.   Gr...
Post a Comment
Read more