SQUE

Always working late in the office and wondering where you can head to for cheap drinks after? 

Try SQUE Rotisserie & Alehouse! A restaurant and bar concept with indoor and al fresco dining suitable for any occasions. Cannot believe I just discovered this gem! 

Their drinks goes at 1 for 1 from 11.30am to 7.30pm and from 9pm onwards. That includes beer, wines, cocktails and mocktails for the non alcoholics. But be sure to come earlier because the place can be real packed as it overlooks the singapore river. 



So yup! One for one haha! This was cosmopolitan. We also had Hoegarden and Mojito (below). 


Mojito is surprisingly very pleasant to drink. For the girls, you will be delighted at the spread of cocktails and shots. Jägerbomb, Coconanas and Litchee Magharita are some others! 

Take a look at the food menu and you will feel like getting some bites to go along. Ranging from pork belly, to pork knuckles, to truffle fries and nachos, they have something for all ages and taste buds. 

Nachos with Jalepenos, olives and green mayo and cheese. Didn't know the nachos come with minced beef sauce as well which I cannot eat. So they gave us JUST 10% discount. Oh wells. We had the fries with truffle dip which was good too! Fat cut fries with truffle dip.  Not the first I had but one of the best for sure. The secret in fries is to fry it to crisp and making sure this crunch last till the very last fry. And SQUE's made it. 


Located at Central, you will notice it so long as you walk along the river on this side. Used to be a Japanese restaurant which has since closed. Give this place a chance and you will not regret it. 

6 Eu Tong Sen St, #01-70
The Central
For reservations: 6222 1887

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