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Previously from Beer Garden at St. James Power Station, Auntie Jessie is now located at Vivocity, Food Republic
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Opening Hours
Today
11:00 - 22:00
Mon - Thu
11:00 - 22:00
Fri - Sun
10:00 - 23:00
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
For review, visit http://www.umakemehungry.com/2015/03/auntie-jessie-rojak.htmlRojak stall was manned by an elderly couple with the female handling the rojak mixture and the male taking orders from patrons. Accomodating the structures and theme of Vivocity's Food Republic, the stall is portrayed as rundown as the environment even though in reality it was not. Auntie Jessie Rojak Stall appeared to be in a wooden car, just like the olden days how the food peddlers do their business.We went ahead to order their traditional plate of Rojak and indeed they were ordinary. Common Rojak mixture includes beansprouts, "You Tiao" (fried fritters), turnips, toasted Tao Pok, cucumber and peanut garnishing over the sticky brown prawn paste.There was not much to rave on such simple plate as there was nothing much in particular that will give the kind of "wow" factor. All in all, though the plate of light snack was pretty average, I would say that service was seen awesome, with friendly and polite gesture from the service staff. Thus I guess I won't mind going back again for other kinds of rojak stated on their menu.
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For full write up & photos, please visit my blog: http://www.aspirantsg.com/food/nostalgic-dinner-under-the-stars/singapore or follow me on twitter for food reviews: https://twitter.com/AspirantSGBeing a non clubber, I have not visited St James Power Station for over 2 years. Food Republic Beer Garden was a totally unfamiliar name for me. Apparently, some 929 sq ft of St James carpark space was craved out to create a 400 seater open-air hawker enclave a year ago. With St James Power Station in the backdrop, this hawker joint offers a nostalgic 60s street hawker theme concept to both local and tourist diners with 18 rustic-style pushcarts, truck stalls and kiosks selling all time Singapore favorites which I was about to taste in a while. Slurp! You know they definitely did their homework when the great grand ancestor of world renowned 'Tiger Beer' by Malayan Breweries was showcased at their Street Bar. Operating behind an disused Tiger Beer Truck, this bar can conjures up 6 different beers on tap, international wines, champagnes and even Singapore's most beloved cocktail - The Singapore Sling to go with your meals! White Rojak ($7, Large Portion) from Aunty Jessie Rojak was the first to come on the dining table. This supposely healthier version of rojak was pleasing to the eye with the inclusion of strawberries. Innovation & aesthetics aside, I did not really find it amazing.You may also like to check out my posts on other delicious food places http://www.aspirantsg.com/restaurants-cafe-eateries-food-list-singapore
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