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2012-12-27
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Dinner after work at Toa Payoh with colleague. We went to Saizeriya last night.Saizeriya is formal Italian restaurant which they continuously enhance customer's satisfaction by collecting feedback and reviewing the quality management systems to make sure the food served that is completely safe. Their ingredients also undergo safety inspections both in-house and externally in order to maintain the quality of food.Toa Payoh Branch was 'L' shape design and quite cozy with orange colour bulb. Once s
Saizeriya is formal Italian restaurant which they continuously enhance customer's satisfaction by collecting feedback and reviewing the quality management systems to make sure the food served that is completely safe. Their ingredients also undergo safety inspections both in-house and externally in order to maintain the quality of food.
Toa Payoh Branch was 'L' shape design and quite cozy with orange colour bulb. Once stepping in, the cashier is just on your right hand side, drink dispenser at the corner and there was press-bell (enable you to call staffs whenever you place orders or need their helps) on each table.
I ordered this pasta for only $5.90. A traditional Italian cuisine of Bacon with creamy egg yolk sauce. Besides, I choosed to add on $2.80 for free-flow drinks to make it a complete meal. A wide range drinks to be chosen, ice lemon tea, soda, pepsi, lime juices, milo, cappucino and etc.
It was my first try for Saizeriya's Special Mushroom Soup ($2.90). A finely ground fresh mushroom with fresh milk and chicken fragrance inside. Generously flavored with mushroom, the thin slices of chicken were rather salty on their own. Actually I was quite interested for the Foccacia on the menu which looked like prata and pizza but too bad I cannot take it as I already ordered so much food. Never mind, save it for next visit.
We ordered chicken wings to share as well. Nothing particularly special, but it was indeed tasty fried chicken wings. It represents a savoury side dish which extracted from Saizariya's original recipe. The price was not too expensive, $7.90 for 8 pieces or $3.95 for 4 pieces.Overall, we satisfied our food here and I need to emphasize that it was ridiculously cheap prices here. The food was pretty good, portions were suitable for 'big eater', and a variety of drinks were free-flow.
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