Out Of The Pan (Closed)

Raffles City Shopping Centre located at a strategically location which is accessible to City Hall mrt station is always one of the option to meet up with friends who are staying different parts of Singapore and overseas friend. I met up with my friend who was in town during first week of July 2013 (4/7/2013 to be exact) and rest of the friends.The shopping mall has wide varieties choices of foods from restaurants,individual stalls and also food courts. We decided to try Out of the Pan which is l

The last time I was here mainly for the desserts, so this time I was in for the savoury dishes.We ordered Korean BBQ Pork and Sweet&Sour Fish And Assam Prawn.Sourish appetizing fermented cabbage with shredded kimchi pork was spicy and had strong taste of Korean flavours jam packed in a well wrapped crepe. However I felt it was a little dry overall and could use an actual kimchi dipping sauce to enhance the taste, but no such option was available.I seldom see asian infused dishes with western whe

4 crepes, 3 ice cream waffles, 4 people... Blurp!! Finish!! Chocolate Mania: blows you away with chocolate presented in a appetizing deco... Banana Split: Was chewy-ish, creamy, and flavorful... Seafood Jungle: The prawns were fresh and succulent, there were a few scallops packed inside the crepe as well...The gravy was also not to our liking and somehow not quite compatible with the entire seafood crepe...Honey Chicken: Tasted similar to teriyaki chicken...It was not bad but I prefer my peking

This is my second visit to out of the pan! Awesome food and nice environment. The tables and chair are all clean, just that I don't like the concept it is open air. I feel so weird as if something will fall on my head any time. But their really serve crepes that come along with different 'skins'. One of it I like the best is the whole wheat, the texture is just right. Peking duck is one of their signature dish there and now they are also having 1-for-1 promotion for DBS and POSB card holder! Do

Out of the pan offers a wide range of crepes, and i went there when there was a one for one promotion. I had the Chocolate Mania Sweet Crepe, which looks really good, but it was filled with too much banana till it stole the limelight away from the chocolate itself. Unable to really appreciate this dish. And the crepe is way too thick as well. Service wise was prompt and polite. Nice place to go on a weekend to chill out.

in the mood for dessert after my cousin's wedding at Fairmount, went for the 1 for 1 promo at Out of the Pan. Rum and raisin crepes is strictly for adults only; soft warm crepe topped with cold rum & raisin ice cream and rum soaked preserved fruits.Tiramisu crepe was disappointing; the mousse inside was icy causes the whole combination not smooth as suppose too.Banana Split Waffle was my favourite; crispy well cooked waffle with fresh bananas, smooth custard and silky ice cream. DIVINE ah !Berri

This eatery constantly has long waiting queue, mainly because the food served here are good for proper meal, as well as for snacks. We tried two of teh signature savoury crepes. Thai basil pork fillet ($15.50) is good! The well-marinated pork is tender and tasty, stir-fried with basil, chilli, garlic, oyster sauce and young corn, good flavour! Korean BBQ pork ($14.50) is good too if you like something spicy and with strong flavour. The flavoured pork is cooked with Korean chilli paste, served wi

Out of the Pan serve a wide variety of crepes ranging from savoury to sweet, as well as sweet waffles. I went there last Sunday and ordered a 'Sweet and Sour Fish and Assam Prawn with lady finger, pineapple and cucumber' as stated in their menu. We have a option of their plain crepe, whole wheat crepe, and sun-dried tomato crepe. I chose the sun-dried tomato crepe which i find the most interesting. When it was served, the long crepe was cut into two and placed beside a side salad dressed with ol

A few of my ex classmates who catch up several times a year like to gather at Out of the Pan Cafe which surrounds the iconic indoor fountain at Raffles City B1. This Cafe has somehow dropped off our radar as we took to checking out the many new restaurants that have popped up recently. We decided to revisit Out of the Pan for our New Year getogether as we have fond memories of it as a hip place for a pleasurable light meal and long conversations. There was no deja vu this time. The Cafe's floor

I had wanted to try Out of the Pan for such a long time, but every time I went there, the queue was always long. Well, one Sunday morning, I was at Raffles City looking for a place to have brunch. Then I spotted this place... with seats! So, I grabbed my friend and went to Out of the Pan.Well, the resto was a perfect brunch place. They have a wide array of crepes which are not too heavy nor too light. I had the BLT, which I chose because I love everything with bacon. I was surprised that I was g

Out of the Pan is a great place to have desserts, especially its sweet & savoury crepes. Located right in the middle of basement 1 of Raffles City, it is impossible to miss it! After a day of shopping or walking around City Hall/ Raffles Place area, you can drop by Out of the Pan for either an afternoon high tea moment or an after-meal dessert. Highly recommend the crepes, which are also what they are famous for. My friends and I prefer sweet crepes, so we ordered one Old Style Rum & Raisin Swee

Here at this restaurant, I love to order their desserts, especially their waffles with ice cream. The waffles are very crunchy and the sweetness of it is just right. The vanilla ice cream is also very smooth and thick in texture, which goes really well with the crunchy waffles. The portion is quite generous and good to share among two people after a sinful meal here.

If you want something healthy and yet tasty, I will recommend that you visit out of pan. The reason why I find it kinda healthy is that the crepes are not oily and lean meat are usually used as the filling of the crepes. A side salad is also served together with savoury crepes. However, I think this is not very suitable for big eaters as they may find that the serving is kinda small and will not be full even after having a main course.

We came in a group of 24, to have a birthday dinner with a dear little friend. Moreover this restaurant was having a 1 for 1 free promotions and it was really a good deal for us. I was recommended to the peking duck and the fish masala and I tried both which were not too bad but the latter one was spicy towards the middle, and the portion was not able to fill the stomach. We ordered the dessert, a banana crepe which was okay only but I loved the waffle. The waffle had a nice texture and a tinge

The restaurant is located just beside the fountain area at Raffles City Shopping Mall. Many times I have walked passed the restaurant but have never eaten at the restaurant. Little did I know that the restaurant exactly belongs to the Swissotel Hotel management and they have innovated a new way of enjoying crepe. Apparently the restaurant recently just underwent a renovation spotting a new blue and white theme.The crepe came in two choices, either plain or sun dried tomato. For the fillings, the