8 degrees (已結業)

Due to friend's recommendation , we decided to go this restaurant named " 8 degrees Taiwanese Bistro" The environment is nice and quiet with display of musical instruments , idol pictures of jay chou . The restaurant serve noodles such as mee sua , rice such as stewed pork belly set meals . XL chicken set meal that come with drink and soup .We ordered the mee sua and salted crispy chicken . The mee sua is not too watery and the ingredients serving is not much but the mee sua is smooth and taste

8 Degrees Taiwanese Bistro (八度空间)North-East, SingaporeMerlion Wayfarer ordered a "8 degrees XL chicken box" at S$10.80 - A chicken bento set that came with soup and tea.The chicken was fried to fragrance. However, it didn't have any of the XL Chicken Cutlet taste that she was looking for. Maybe she was still "suffering" from her Shih Lin Night Market cravings from years back? Anyway, the Taiwanese sausages were once again a nice touch to add a little BBQ fragrance to the bento. And the ramen-sty

8 Degrees recently moved to a new location in the North-East after the media publicity over parking space along Yio Chu Kang Road. At that time, due to the new opening, they were offering set meals in bento boxes as a promotion. Merlion Wayfarer ordered a "8 degrees mango fish box" at S$9.80 - A fish bento set that came with soup and tea.The thick and sweet mango sauce complimented the crispiness of the fish batter. There was an 3/4-boiled egg and some salad. Two mini Taiwan sausages added a nic

As a big fan of Jay Chou, a friend of mine brought me there as the place is majority filled with Jay Chou posters and it's playing Jay Chou songs. After coming back from Taiwan since march, has been missing food from there. At last, i found somewhere which will make me go back and eat.Tried the Taiwan lychee flavoured beer, it taste good when cold, but after awhile, the taste is like , eventually didn't finish all.However, the food is awesome! Simply in love with the toufu with century egg and p

Rejoice, citizens of Singapore! Taiwanese cuisine has made its' home in our lovely homeland, sunny Singapore, and now we have no need to hunt high and low for Taiwan's famous 'Ru Rou Fan' (Stewed Pork Belly Rice, $3.80) or even catch a plane just to have them! This cute Bento box is probably inspired by the Japanese reign in Taiwan for a few years during and after the World War 2. Don't we love the products of Taiwan and the Taiwanese's accent? Look at the adorable Chinese font of this restaur