Collin's Grille (Closed)

Collins has become my favourite "steakhouse". The food here is better than more established names such as Astons and Botak Jones. I always go for their sirloin steaks or lamb chops, which in my opinion is cooked to perfection, as good as you can get from 5-star steakhouses, at a fraction of their prices. I find myself ordering their lamb chops more often. Do take note, that this item sells out often, particularly on weekends. The lamb is well marinated and cooked (grilled) to perfection. Topped

What we were given after we ordered and paid. There was a non-stop flow of customers when we were there.Teppanyaki Sirloin Bento was $9.50: it includes karaage which is fried chicken, several pieces of sliced sirloin served in teriyaki sauce. The rice had the japanese condiments on top which was a nice touch and the bento was served with a bowl of miso on the side.Mixed Grill was really worth it at $10.90. The portion was humongous! The salad was generous and similar to the bento's salad in dres

Coming to Collin’s counter and placed my order, I was given a torch plate which it will blink once my food is ready. Cope with numerous of orders, their business was undoubtfully good especially during lunch time. Topped with saucy cheese, this fusion was normally found in Hong Kong Restaurant. Surprisingly, Collin’s was famous of their Western Cuisine was selling it too. Well, Curry and Cheese might not sound matching, but this combination really tasty. Before started to eat, the aroma was so s

Their signature dish is their western dishes, this time i ordered mango salmon spaghetti set which comes with one slice of salmon, spaghetti ,a small corn and salad. Their salad is very fresh, this salmon goes well with the mango sauces, sweet and a bit sour. It was fried till very crispy,very refreshing. The spaghetti sauces very nice too but a bit oily.ehe average waiting time 15mins and price cost $6.90.

It's located very near to my workplace, so whenever I'm craving for Japanese food, I will come here during lunchtime as this area only has this stall selling Japanese food. This time I tried their ramen., it's not authentic. The noodles tasted like those packet noodles, soup base very light, feel like drinking light soya sauce, egg totally failed, fish cake & tau pok just so-so, but can't expect much. For the price charged, I find that a bit expensive.Can try their bento or western food but not

The place is a stall at the FoodLoft coffeeshop, facing SPH.Pork Ribs ($6.90), packed in bento box for takeaway.For takeaway, I was charged an additional $0.20. The food is nicely packed into a bento box, very thoughtful. The pork ribs is quite tender and juicy. The sides are not bad too, with lots of greens, topped with salad dressing and crispy fries to go with.

The stall is in a coffeeshop opposite SPH. At first plan to order pork ribs which is cheaper, but is not available. Char Grilled German Bratwurst Sausage ($7.90)I changed the sweet corn to french fries, with a topup of $0.50 more. So total is $8.40. Sausage is very juicy and big. A large amount of salad is served by the side to make it a balanced meal. Overall very filling and tasty meal.

I’ve been to Collin’s Grille & Bento Express stall countless times, but it was the first time I took photos and decided to upload it. The corner stall of the foodcourt, Collin’s provides a wide range of food. For today’s lunch, I ordered healthy Aglio Olio with an adequate portion. It came along with Peppery Chicken, Coleslaw and a Grilled Corn. Gravy wise, I wouldn’t say it was fantastic, but the taste still considered acceptable. Only costed $5.50 per set, that’s why I came here always.

Everytime i will just tried their japanese bento,this time i tried their seafood baked riceThey have 2 kind of baked rice,1 is japanese curry chicken baked rice & the other is seafood,i find that seafood more worth the price,so i choose thisThere's not much inside,only 2 mussel,2 prawn & some crabmeat ,The rice tasted so soggy,Baked cheese was too little,so not very chewy,Don't worth to try,still prefer their japanese bento

As i work somewhere nearby so i often come here for lunchthey are newly open but business was quite good,bento set is abit more expensiverange from $5.50 to $7,waiting is quite long during lunch time about 15-20mins,unless you ordered their curry,it will be faster,That's what the counter guy told me,This time i ordered their salmon & teriyaki bento set,but i don't know why my teriyaki became karage chicken,as i waited for about 20mins & lunch time only 1 hour so i didn't go back & ask them chang

This popular stall in a coffee shop opposite SPH sells both pseudo western food and pseudo japanese bentos which are neither cheap nor pricey, but portions would be considered small for most guys. It is crowded & not having a wall mounted menu display makes it difficult to order even for repeat customers. They have several copies of a rather disorganized menu so a first time customer needs to wait for his turn to browse the menu at the order counter & decide quickly or the people in the Q will s