SUPPLY & DEMAND (Multi-Concept Dining Destination)

Visited in the afternoon, and it can get a bit hot as the air conditioning struggles to keep up with the trapped heat. We had a reservation, so we were quickly ushered to our seats. Ordered a pasta, a pizza, and garlic truffle fries, and the food arrived promptly. The staff were friendly and attentive.They were helpful in guiding portion sizes, suggesting a tasting plate for the fries so we could comfortably finish everything. The Parma ham pizza was a highlight—the ham was flavorful, and the crust had the perfect crisp. Overall, a satisfying meal with attentive service.…Read More

Had the pleasure of hosting a group dinner at , and the whole process was seamless! The team was super helpful with pre-orders and even took extra care to suggest dishes while accommodating allergies and dietary needs — a big plus when dining with a large group. The food itself was delicious and well portioned, making it a truly memorable evening. If you’re planning a visit, I highly recommend heading up to the — the view of Marina Bay Sands at night is simply stunning and adds that extra magic to the dining experience.…Read More

SUPPLY & DEMAND is a super chill spot with a relaxed vibe and solid food. Everything we tried hit the mark, from the mains to the drinks. The place feels lively without being crowded, and the staff are friendly and approachable. Perfect for hanging out with friends or just unwinding after a long day.…Read More

If you’re after authentic Italian flavours with a stunning view of Marina Bay, Supply & Demand is a hidden gem. From the moment you step in, the elegant and relaxed ambiance sets the tone. Perfect for date nights, special occasions, or a casual dinner with friends, it captures the best of Italian dining with a uniquely Singaporean backdrop. Highly recommended.…Read More

Had the chance to visit Supply & Demand at the Esplanade Bay Mall with OpenRice and Between App (Thanks!) A modern Peruvian-Italian restaurant that serves really good food at affordable prices. The cheapest parking nearby should be Marina Mandarin hotel (a short distance away, opposite esplanade) – only $2.20/entry after 5pm! We parked there and took a nice stroll to the Esplanade Bay. The interior boast of a homely industrial chic style with its brass pipes, hanging incandescent light bulbs, brick walls, steel chairs, cemented seats, and huge warm-colored cushions peppered around to add on a relaxing composition. Oh, not to forget, Supply & Demand houses a really cool rooftop bar. The open-air bar felt all cosy and romantic, making one yearn for a night long of chilling and gazing at the picturesque ferris-wheel. The main courses - pastas and pizzas - are generally in the $15-$20 range. Pretty decent for a restaurant situated in such a centralized location and it comes with a splendid view of the MBS/CBD skyline if you’re seated at the alfresco area.Tasting pasta - $11-$16Full pasta - $15-$229" Pizza - $1713" Pizza - $21The menu has over 20 flavours of pizzas, so great news for pizza lovers!The only down-side is, there aren't photos in the menu. Personally I find it hard to read menus that are purely in words. It would be good to have pictures of the Best-sellers or Chef’s recommendations at least!Service-wise was fine for that minimal interaction we had with the service crew since it was an event and the OpenRice guys coordinated most of the stuff :)Now, more on the food! Fries with a Side of Guilt The fries were presented in a metal tin container, in tune with the industrial chic style decor of the restaurant.Though thickly cut, they were evenly-cooked and comes with generous servings of cheese! There is a choice of barbecue sauce at the side if you wish to add more flavour to it, though personally I don't see the need at all :) Parma Ham with Arugula SaladI'm not a fan of parma ham or salads, so I didn't exactly try the appetiser :X Mel likes it quite alot though, citing it is one of the better ones he have tasted. All'Arrabbiata $15Classic Italian Fiery Hot Garlic Infused Tomato Sauce"Arrabbiata" means "angry" in Italian, referring to the chilli peppers in the pasta sauce.However, being a non-chilli lover, I could accept this dish perfectly! (okay, just slightly cheating with my iced drink lol) Apparently, the sauce has been managed to suit local taste more :)An unique twist to this common Italian pasta introduced by Supply & Demand is the minced meat added to the sauce. La Mattina Dopo $17(The Morning After)Tomato sauce, Mozarella, Bacon and Mushroom With An Soft Egg Set In The CenterFans of runny yolks will probably squeal in delight like me Mel and I shared the soft, runny yolk with a slice of pizza each, almost immediately after the pizza was served (after quick snapshots of cos heh).The pizza crust was thin, crispy and yet fluffy to taste. Even the portion covered by the soft egg was not soggy at all.Dough of pizzas are made in-house daily, and baked to order, ensuring fresh pizzas for you anytime!Ingredients were well-spread over the entire pizza, though being greedy foodie us, we wished there can be more bacon/mushrooms if possible to make the pizza less "plain". But, the slight "plain-ness" could be due to the fact that we slurped up the runny egg too soon instead of spreading it over the pizza! Oops! Textured Chocolate Cake with Salted Caramel $11This cake was amazing! I finished the bulk of it even though I was so full from trying the pizzas and huge portion of the All'Arrabbiata pasta earlier on.Like I always tell my friends, salted caramel with chocolate will never go wrong.. Uneven sizes of chunky chocolate bits at the top, plus some tiny bits in-between the layers of the cake added to the texture - as the name of the dessert suggests - and gives extra bite to it.The salted caramel was rich and just right, not too overpowering or underwhelmed by the chocolate. For more photos, you can check out my blog post here: http://oyhz.blogspot.sg/2014/01/supply-demand-openrice-x-between.htmlThanks for reading! :) …Read More