Paulaner Brauhaus

If you are like me who love to eat sausages, then the signature sausage with potato here will surely be able to impress you. Firm in texture and really sweet and fragrant in taste, the sausages here definitely a must eat for me. Moreover the sliced potatoes are also soft and not too oily too. Go along with a tall glass of beer, taste marvellous! The restaurant environement is quite warm and cosy. Staffs here are friendly and knowledgable on the food products served here.

2013-04-13

SGD 30(Other)

Pork Knuckle was one of their signature dish so we had to try it! It was a huge chunk of meat and easily can be shared between 4-6 people. The meat was tender and skin was crispy but I had pork knuckles at Brozeit before and both taste pretty similar. Nonetheless, good comfort food to wash down with a cold drink (or beer if you wish). The sausage served with cold potatoes was nice! Salty and delightful! Plus the creamy potato is a big hit!

2013-01-05

SGD 40

I won set lunches for 2 pax on the facebook of Paulaner Brauhaus and got to try out their dishes for the first time. We were entitled to 2 set lunches with drink. We ordered Breaded Pork Schnitzel 'Vienna' Style and Paulaner's Lunch Special Mix. I enjoyed the breaded pork chop the most. It tasted quite distinctive though the texture seemed a little firm. The service was good. I will be back to try out their other signature dishes.

Was here for a farewell lunch for one of my colleagues.. This place is good for group gatherings because the servings are big and a bit heavy for asian appetite so by sharing u get to try many things without feeling too sick of the same food and more pocket-friendly as well.

Bread is good as usual.. and i ordered the pork snitzer which was quite heavy.. its a fried breaded pork cutlet with cheese inside.. can imagine how sleepy after lunch i felt.. lol.. was alright... pork knuckle is good (i love sauerkraut!) but....... less good if i compare it to brotzeit's... a bit too dry and too crispy.. sausage platter was quite good though.. and the sauteed potato makes a good side.. Heard from my colleague the rosti makes a nice brunch for weekends!

2011-11-17

SGD 35(Lunch)

Paulaner Brahaus is a great chill out place after work with colleagues with freshly brewed german beers and live band singing!

Today is monday and they offer Buy 1 Get 1 Free beers from 2-8pm (happy hours). Personal preference is dark lager as it taste better than normal lager beers. Goes very well with the crispy pork knuckle and mixed sausage pan!

Was highly recommended by my friends that Paulaner Brahaus is a really great place for german food and freshly brewed german beers! And it has live band singing inside the restaurant.

Was here for the first time on a Friday night to chill down with some friends. Really love the ambience and food! All the food that my friend ordered were all very yummy! I love the fries and german sausages especially.

Didnt manage to try out their signature dish - crispy pork knuckle, as we were quite full at that time. Was told that the cripsy pork knuckle portion is quite big, worry that we might not able to finish. Hope to try out soon anyway.

SGD 30

For lovers of red meat, be bowled over by the delicious pork knuckles paired with the traditional sauerkraut. The combination of firm red meat and crunchy skin with finely shredded fermented cabbage is a delight for the taste buds, especially with a swig of Paulaner.

Another hit was the juicy pork leg, served by an attentive chef stationed by the wooden chopping board. Show an interest and he will whip out his carving knife to serve you a generous portion. Yum!

Compliment the abundance of meat with greens to curb the guilt; Paulaner has a good range of green offerings. Try the Farmer’s Salad with feta cheese and olives, tomato salad with herb vinaigrette or the cucumber salad topped with dill.

Portions come in big sizes at Paulaner Bräuhaus; my party of four left with stuffed tummies after sharing three mains, a dessert and drinks. The first floor of this German establishment is home to a bar cum brewery, while the cozy restaurant housed on the second floor is festively decorated with a majestic Maypole and murals of traditional Bavarian scenes and costumes.Crunchy skin meets tender meat in Paulaner's crispy pork knuckle, otherwise known as knusprige schweinshaxe ($29.50++). While decent, this porcine signature was not as succulent as I would have liked. Being no fan of fermented cabbage, I passed on the sauerkraut; the soft and hearty knödel (bread dumplings) which accompanied this dish were however quite pleasant. Paulaner Bräuhaus also serves boiled pork knuckles- has anyone tried them before?Die “Currywurst” Klassisch mit Pommes und Currypulver (the German Currywurst classic with curried tomato sauce and French fries) ($17++). I had no complaints about the currywurst, but it was the curried tomato sauce that stole the show- beats regular ketchup anytime! While the fries were decidedly average, they were wiped out in no time as tools to wield the addictive curry dip.What's German food without sausages? Unfortunately, the Paulaner sausage pan ($25++)- which comes with Thüringer, cheese sausage, debreziner, pork sausage and spicy Kolbazi sausages- failed to impress. The sausages weren't particularly juicy, neither were they grilled to a crisp. The powdery reconstituted mashed potatoes were equally mediocre.The highlight of the meal would be the Karamellisierter Kaiserschmarrn mit Apfel-Pflaumenkompott (caramelized Bavarian emperor's pancake with apple plum compote) ($12.50++). Prepared a la minute and served piping hot, the fluffy bite-sized pancake pieces were coated with a crisp caramelized sugar. While it was expectedly on the sweet side, Paulaner's kaiserschmarrn is definitely one of my favorite pancakes around and is a dish that I will return for!

For lovers of red meat, be bowled over by the delicious pork knuckles paired with the traditional sauerkraut. The combination of firm red meat and crunchy skin with finely shredded fermented cabbage is a delight for the taste buds, especially with a swig of Paulaner.

The sausages came by really juicy and delicious, and not to mention that it was really a cold day... and the sausages made my day!

I must say that the price can be a little steep compared to some other places that sells similar food, but it is definitely worth it, since I also went there during the Christmas season, and everywhere in Singapore was packed.

2011-09-13

Paulaner Brahaus is a great chill out place after work with colleagues with freshly brewed german beers and live band singing!

Today is monday and they offer Buy 1 Get 1 Free beers from 2-8pm (happy hours). Personal preference is dark lager as it taste better than normal lager beers. Goes very well with the crispy pork knuckle and mixed sausage pan! There are a total of 5 types german sausages on sauerkraut. i like the cheese sausage and pork sausage the best!
The crispy pork knuckle on sauerkraut and bread dumpling is also one of their specialty. The skin was roasted to perfection and VERY crispy!!! yummy....

2011-07-04

SGD 35(Dinner)

If you want to find a place to chill, try Paulaner Brauhaus
If you do not really like alcohol like me, you can try their cocktail with not so strong alcoholic taste
If you love beer, try their beer which beer lovers say it is smooth and light
If you love sausages, try their sausage platter with different sausages!
It is perfect for side dish with beer

2011-05-28

I went there for a friend birthday celebration, great place, great food and beer!

The paulander white beer is great, smooth to the throat and has a barley after taste to it. Quite unique and not bitter. The place serve bread for customers were waiting for their main to be ready.

We ordered pork knuckle and i guess two servings are enough to feed 5. They will offer to cut up the dish for you, which is the best since i will just make a mess out of it. The skin is crispy! The preserved vegetables has a very distinct taste, and not everyone will like it.

Dined here for the first time and i fell immediately in love with the ambience. It was not too crowded during lunch with just a few tables occupied.

We went ahead to check out their menu for their set lunches. They do have daily lunch specials from Monday to Friday for $14.90++ inclusive a free flow of soft drink of your choice.

We ordered the Breaded Pork Schnitzel 'Vienna' Style. The Pork Chop was a little tough, it required a certain effort to cut it and it gotta be done using a certain technique to ensure the breaded layer would not break away from the meat.

The next dish that we ordered from the set lunch special was Paulaner's Lunch Special Mix. We were served 4 different type of sausages on sauteed potatoes. I enjoyed eating the nicely soft potatoes, it tasted really good if you had it together with the bacon bits. And, all the 4 type of sausages were nicely done too, and it left me wanting for more.

The service was attentive.

If you want something different for lunch or dinner then you should give this place a try. Highly recommended.

SGD 14.90

i remembered another german food that i have before, I have company my hubby to attend a gathering of his group of friends to have some good food and beer. I realised most of my hubby friends are european, no wonder they choose this place. Food is good, beer is good, price i think abit expensive but it is not paid by me. Haha. I don't mind going there again as long someone willing to treat me.

It was a friends post birthday celebration and we headed down to paulander for drinks after our dinner.

I ordered the paulander light as my drink as it's my favourite there. It's easy to drink for both guy and girl compare to the dark. It's is their signature beer and it's a must try for those who are going there to have dinner/drinks. Smooth to the throat and it does not leave a bitter taste after that.

Overall i like this beer quite a fair bit.

2010-12-20

Celebration: Birthday

SGD 15.00(Other)