Sauce (Closed)

The sister bar of the Butter Factory, Sauce Bar has reinvented itself over the years, and is now positioning itself as a whimsical, vintage bar that specialises in meatballs. Located close to the waterfront and stage, Sauce Bar sometimes has additional ambience from bands that play nearby.Ambience at Sauce Bar has always been its weak point. While the decor is very good, attractive and whimsical, the relatively open area does little to shelter from the elements. And at night, the interior is bar

Would have to say that they really put in effort for this 'pot' of fries even thou its just fries! The amazing thing about it is that its not oily at all, or should i say you cannot even taste the oil not even your fingers. Something in which is a good thing as im someone that gets 'gerlat' easily. To the extend that i would still burp out the taste of the oil after a long time! But not for this Truffle Fries! THUMBS UP!Everything is just right, right amount of truffle oil, right amount of sea

For photos and more reviews, visit http://littlemomentsofmylife.wordpress.com/ (ne of the places which i've been wanting to try out for a long time again! they have happy hour all night long where beers start at $5 and housepour wines at $8! even better, with any order of drinks, you get get light bites at special prices to go along with it. perfect for those soccer nights for guys.we ordered nachos for $8 along with our drinks the portion was pretty small which was sort of disappointing, but

for photos and more reviews, visit http://littlemomentsofmylife.wordpress.com/ (ne of the places which i've been wanting to try out for a long time again! they have happy hour all night long where beers start at $5 and housepour wines at $8! even better, with any order of drinks, you get get light bites at special prices to go along with it. perfect for those soccer nights for guys.we ordered nachos for $8 along with our drinks the portion was pretty small which was sort of disappointing, but

This place is always packed with people. I suppose it's because their beer is one of the cheapest in town. Was chilling with friends on Saturday night, beer was only $25 nett for 5 bottles. In my opinion, it's very worth it for the location of this restaurant and the kind of ambience. I love the kiddish designed walls inside the restaurant. Their fries with truffle oil and sea salt is also one of the better ones I had tried so far. I feel it's acquired taste, but to me truffle oil smells really

Love this place a lot of the pretty cute wall designs. I feel like a kiddo in this restaurant doing adult things like drinking Asahi beer which is $6nett all night long. Their finger food like truffle fries and Luncheon meat chips are both Must Try!Their house Fish and Chips was great too. fried to perfection. Fish was fresh.Another interesting dish is The Mentaiko. It's unique because it's spaghetti prepared in japanaes style. If you like fish roe with your pasta, you may like this dish.

I visited Sauce for dinner for 2 on the 8th March and tried their Fish and Chips($18) and their Fresh River Catch ($20) . The fish & chips were nothing special given that it was their House recommendation, however, the bonito flakes and jalepeno tartar sauce went surprisingly well with the fish and enhanced the flavour of the fries greatly! The fresh river catch was slightly more disappointing, and the salmon was not at all to-die-for although I did like the texture of the mashed potatoes.We als

Have you ever wondered where 2 items cannot be together? For instance grapefruit and sambal?? Well on all honesty i dont think that it really can happen la...Ok so how about this? Luncheon meat chips! I kid you not! Oily and crispy and tastes so good!Its something like bacon fries if you ever had any... or better still if you ever had bacon sandwiches... The tastes is somewhat same.I am on a strict diet but my friend told me you know "dude you should try this and i was like NO!" and after which

Visited Sauce Bar in the early evening. In fact, we were one of the first customers who ordered food. Guess for a bar kind of establishment, they don't really expect many customers that early.We ordered an appetiser, the Ebi Panko (Prawn with Special Mustard Sauce) $12.00, two mains, the Fish and Chips $18.00 and the Fresh River Catch $20.00, which is actually pan-fried salmon. I liked the sauce that came with the Ebi, it went very nicely with the prawns. The salmon was OK, slightly underdone,

Tried out a "new" dining concept at the invitation of Sauce Bar (under the Butter Factory group) one Saturday evening. The idea is pretty simple. Have a BBQ sans the mess and the smell. What Sauce will do is provide you a platter of cooked food (ie. chicken, sausages, fish and sides of fries, whipped potato), served on a small BBQ pit with a small flame beneath to keep your food warm. So you get BBQ food and "environment" so to speak, without all the trouble.Sitting on a bed of astro turf with a

my father treated the family to something nice the other day. We went to sauce. As I did not have much of an apetite, I ordered their Smoked salmon sandwich. It was really good. the bread was toasted till very crispy. The salmon was very fresh, it was tender and juicy. I love the way they smoked it, enhances the freshness of the salmon, it simply melts in your mouth. I was surprise to find something this good at sauce!