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10 Best Lunch Promotions in S’pore so Good You’ll Take Half Day for Them

2016-12-22 , 2:10 pm

Lunch time is always exciting as you get to hunt for the best lunch promotion around your working area. What can be better than good food at reasonable prices?

Below are some of the best lunch promotions that you will not want to miss.

1. &SONS

&SONS is an Italian restaurant that is hip and buzzy with a modern twist. Serving authentic Italian fare, its grilled beef sirloin steak is less than $14, which is a very affordable and worthy deal! To avoid the lunch crowd, get there after 1.30pm but not too late in case you miss the last order.

&SONS
20 Cross St, Singapore 048422
11.30AM-1AM

2. Aoki

Aoki’s lunch set comes with a green salad, miso soup and dessert, making it very value for money. If you are craving for Japanese food, Aoki’s set lunch is definitely worth the try.

Aoki
1 Scotts Road, #01-19 Shaw Centre, Shaw Centre, 228208
12PM-3PM / 6.30PM-11PM

3. Hot Stones

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Hot Stones is a unique restaurant that cooks their fresh meat and seafood on serpentine volcanic stone slabs. You can choose between a two-course set meal and three-course set meal, where their three-course set meal comes with soup, dessert and you can have your steak with grilled tiger prawns and chicken too!

Hot Stones
3D River Valley Rd, #01-06, Clarke Quay, Clarke Quay, 179023
12PM-3PM / 6PM-11PM

4. Dancing Crab

Just like its name, Dancing Crab is famous for its crab and country-style Cajun seafood. And the cool thing is you get to eat with your bare hands. Of course, you can use utensils if you want but that takes the fun away from it.

Dancing Crabs
#07-14/15 Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, 238896
Monday-Friday lunch: 11.30PM-3PM / Monday-Friday dinner: 6PM-10PM / Saturday-Sunday lunch: 11.30PM-3PM / Saturday-Sunday dinner: 6PM-10.30PM

5. The White Rabbit

The White rabbit is a beautifully restored old Chapel that leaves you in awe as you indulge in your lunch. You can choose between a two-course and a three-course meal. If you just had a stressful morning, lunching at The White Rabbit with such ambience is the way to go.

The White Rabbit
39C Harding Rd, 249541
12PM-2.30PM / 6.30PM-10.30PM

6. Roadhouse

Fill your tummies with hearty American fare in a rustic yet contemporary setting. Other than delicious mains such as the cheeseburger, they also have a free flow of truffle fries. Who can ever say no to that?

Roadhouse
13 Dempsey Rd, Singapore 249674
11.30AM-3PM / 6.30PM-11.30PM

7. Long Chim

Helmed by celebrity chef David Thompson, Long Chim is a Thai-street food inspired restaurant that serves authentic street food in a restaurant, boasting a good mix of traditional and contemporary flavours. Its three-course set lunch starts at $40.

Long Chim
10 Bayfront Avenue, #02-02, Atrium 2 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, The Shoppes, 018955
12PM-12AM

8. Little Saigon

Who is a fan of Vietnamese food? If you are, head down to Little Saigon, for their lunch set starts at $10. If you are going with a group of people, you can try ordering their Saigon platter which starts at $25 with a variety of snacks.

Little Saigon
3E River Valley Rd, 01-02 Clarke Quay, Singapore 179024
Sunday-Thursday: 12PM-1AM / Friday-Saturday-Eve of public holidays: 3PM-3AM

9. Fat Cow

Some may find its beef a little too pricey during dinner time. However, during lunch time, its beef is almost half the price for the same serving and quality. If you love beef, this promotion is just amazing.

Fat Cow
Camden Medical Centre #01-01, 1 Orchard Blvd, 248649
12PM-3PM / 6PM-11PM

10. Sabai Fine Thai

With authentic Thai food and a stunning view of Marina Bay, their two-course meal starts at $31 while their three-course meal comes at $35. Dining at Sabai Fine Thai feeds all your senses their lunch set is definitely worth the deal.

Sabai Fine Thai
70 Collyer Quay, #01-02 Customs House, Super Loco Customs House, 049323
11.30AM-1.45PM / 6PM-9.30PM

With all these restaurants in mind, you will be spoiled for choices!

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