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On missing european food, I stepped into Ambush to have a piece of Europe on my plates.FOODCodfish Aglio OlioPasta is renowned in Italy, and is part and parcel of italian cuisine. As a lover of aglio olio, I'm extremely fussy and picky about how the chef has prepared it. This codfish anlio olio has a special sauce that blends well with the fish, and it's rather tasty when eaten with the pasta. However, it's not that fragrant enough.French Chicken Garlic Bratwurst with Rosti Originated in Germany

Ambush 's two course set meals with your choice of beverage, priced from $9.90++ to $11.90++ , offers diners great value on weekdays, and are available up to 5pm.I had the Thai style salmon pasta set at $11.90++. Soup of the day was a concentrated homemademushroom soup which was redolent with the fragrancee of pureed button mushrooms. Very filling as a starter. The server offered a choice of penne, fusili, spaghetti or linguine for the main course. I picked the last. The pan seared salmon was

This was my second time at Ambush, after trying out its pasta the previous time. Had more expectation this time as I ordered their bratwurst, something more meaty this time? hehe. With spaghetti at the side. The bratwurst is good for people the likes of me, which is to say, you love sausages and meat in general, haha. And the combination was both fulfilling and yummy.

Having had a positive dining experience at Ambush once, we decided to try other dishes. The highlight of our meal is really the squid fritters - there were only a few sticks as can be seen from the photo (portion could be larger though, we really liked it), and the squids were some sort baby squids, smaller than the old changkee kind. Was fried till golden crispy and every bite is flavourful. Great side dish to share.

After church, my friend and I were so hungry so we decided to just head to Bishan Junction for lunch. We were thinking of trying something new when we noticed that there was a new restaurant in the mall-- Ambush. I haven't really read any reviews about this restaurant yet, so I had no expectations whatsoever about how their food was like. But I thought, just try it first hand. Lunch time at Ambush wasn't too crowded so we were able to choose the seats we wanted. When we were seated at the table

My friend and I both had the lunch set which includes a drink and the soup of the day. The menu was rather interesting as it was designed like a newspaper. (Like an article!) I loved the minestrone soup although the tomato taste was kind of subtle. It has plenty of chunky and soft-till-melt-in mouth ingredients in it. When I asked for all types of sauce, they gave me these! Chilli, tomato, mustard and mayo. 1 word - Generous My friend's main course was the fish and chips. The fries were evenly f

Ambush is a good place for some nice German sausages. Be sure to go there during lunch hours for their value set lunches. You've a choice of either a $9.90 or $11.90 set which includes a drink & soup.Set lunch 1: $9.90Set lunch 2: $9.90 + $2 to change side to RostiSet lunch 3: $11.90We also ordered their Clams & Mussels Pot in Vinc Blanc sauce @ 15.90. You can also choose to have either Clams or Mussels & a variety of sauces.It was our son's birthday, so we ordered their Molten Choc Cake. The ca

Ambush is a restaurant at J8 that sells affordable and delicious Western food. (they also have outlets elsewhere in Singapore though im not sure where) I tried their sausages (see IMG1) and their Swedish meatball linguine. Their sausages are just about as good as those you can find in Brotzeit ( i will review it soon). And the serving size was just nice, not too much whipped potato to fill you up and not too much sausages like brotzeit is apt to serve. The swedish meatballs tasted like ikea's ve