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Sofra is the Turkish word for table located in a comfy corner in town. You can sip a cup of relaxing turkish tea while enjoying the renown hospitality from the dedicated kitchen crew, all of whom hail from turkey. It is located on the second floor of Shaw Towers which gives you a great view of the bustling street. It is a about a 3 minute walk from Bugis MRT.Checking out the menu, you will realize the exotic foods of Turkey mainly come with bread or rice and for protein, you can pick from Chicke

We braced ourselves for their poor services when we came here for dinner. Maybe because we were here at 6pm and we were only one of two tables occupied, service was ok. Not the warmest expected but no bad. We had a Chef Platter to share and the meat slices though they looked very dry, they were full of flavour in your mouth! Very very good!!!We also has their Hummus which was also very good with the Turkish Bread. Roasted Eggplant Salad turned out to be a cold dish and we kinda didn't expect it.

Sofra Turkish Cafe & Restaurant offers affordable set lunches which include a main and a drink. The set lunches starts from $7.90 for a Sofra Kebap (baked bread filled with meat, walnut, eggplant, tomato and cheese). You can choose either Doner Kebap Rice (doner kebap served with Turkish fragrant rice) or Pide (Turkish pizza) for $9.90 and Guvec Tavuk (oven baked chicken and mushroom served with rice) or Mushroom Fish (baked cream dory with mushroom sauce serve with rice and salad) for $14.90.I

Went to Sofra to celebrate a friend's birthday. The place was very empty when we reached, only one other table was occupied. There were some very value for money lunch sets (price range from 7.90-14.90 nett). I had the Doner Kebap Rice with chicken, there was a very generous amount of meat. The rice was mixed with short strands of beehoon, giving the rice a very fragrant taste and smell. It tasted a little like coconut rice, very yummy. There was some veggies at the side comprising of cut tomato

Since my last visit to Sofra Turkish Cafe & Restaurant, I’ve have been craving for their Chicken Kebap. This time, I brought love <3 there for lunch. Since Doner Kebap Rice is highly recommended by me, love also ordered that. This time we ordered starters to share – Salad Plate – a combination of sofra salad, eggplant salad, hummus and vine leaves roll. The presentation for this Salad Plate is eye-catching. The eggplant salad is well marinated and delightful. The vine leaves roll is somethin

Went Sofra Turkish Cafe & Restaurant to celebrate a colleague’s birthday. The restaurant is cozy and spacious, great for lunch or dinner gathering with big group of people. They offer set lunches which includes a main and a drink. I ordered Doner Kebap Rice – Chicken Kebap with Turkish fragrant rice. The portion is relatively big. The Turkish fragrant rice surprising delicious! It has a light coconut fragrant and somewhat similar to the rice of Nasi Lemak! It is also quite special because there

for photos and more reviews, visit http://thelittlemomentsofmylife.blogspot.com/ (:we started with a salad which i didn't really like it was too raw and full of capsicum which i wasn't really my taste. but it was a healthy start to the meal! (:then we had red lentil soup which i really liked!!!! (: this was a somewhat controversial dish, which some people (like me) absolutely loved, but there were others who didn't agree. it was thick and slightly chunky - i loved the bean-y taste of it! even b

This is the only Turkish Restaurant I have tried in Singapore that really served authentic mid-value cuisine. The environment is very suitable for a quiet meal and a private talk with friends.The one dish I will always order is the Roasted Chicken wrapped in Cheese. The chicken is tender and tastes especially well in the melted cheese. Portion might be a bit big for the ladies, good for sharing among 2 lady friends.Top off your meal with a small glass of Turkish Tea. The sweetness and slightly f

It's been a long while since our last visit (about 2-3 years back) to Sofra and when we chanced upon their dining deal online, we decided to pay our "old friend" a visit. Sadly, their food quality seemed to have dipped significantly from what we remembered. Service quality was also a far cry from its glorious past Sultan Kebab ($15.90++)The first thing that struck us was "Boy, the portion had shrunk so much!" They used to serve generous portions of solid mutton, but this time round, it was simpl

My friends suggested this halal restaurant near the Bugis area. However, it is quite a distance from the MRT station though. The food there was so-so. However, the interior deco of the restaurant is nice and cosy. However, it is a bit too dark, which was my first reaction when I reach there. We went there as a large group of friends' gathering. But, most of the diners there are mostly couples. The location of the restaurant is abit ulu, located at the top floor of an old shopping mall. It serves

If you want to try something different, then i would recommend you trying turkish food. Sofra is located at in between city hall and bugis? To reach there you can,By Bus :SBS 100, 107, 57, TIB 961By MRT :Bugis Station (abt 3 mins walk)City Hall Station (abt 5 mins walk)So we celebrated a friend's birthday at this turkish restaurant, pretty nice place. Seems like a arabic decorated place to me. Nevertheless the place has a very nice ambiance. We ordered this a starter. Pretty nice, seems like pra

One and only experience at this Turkish restaurant is not pleasant at all.The restaurant is big, but gets very crowded and noisy during dinner time. It is also very dimly lit.The fish served to me was not fresh and it's not even cooked thorouhly. For the price that they are charging, it's absolutely not worth it. There are other better restaurants out there that serves better Turkish food. Conclusion, never go back again.