NOMADS

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I had the Bigman's Breakfast ($28++)—eggs, sourdough, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, beans, and potatoes. It was hearty and satisfying. The Scout Skillet Hash ($23++) with crispy rosti and sausage was also solid. They serve truffle fries and corn ribs ($13++) as sides. Prices are on the higher side, but the ambiance and food make it worth it. Pet-friendly, with live music on weekends. Great spot to relax and enjoy good food.

The place is pet-friendly and great for families or group hangouts. There also power sockets and free wifi for you to do work there while eating. I tried the Bigman's breakfast and it was delicious. Prices were around $20–30 per dish. The camping vibe with tents and fairy lights made it a chill spot to unwind.

The Mushroom, Corn, and Onion dish at Nomads surprised me with its simple yet satisfying flavors. The mushrooms were earthy and tender, perfectly complemented by the sweet crunch of corn and the subtle sharpness of the onions. It felt like a comforting, homey side that paired well with the rest of my meal. A humble dish that’s easy to enjoy and full of honest, fresh taste.

I stumbled upon Nomads at Seletar and was pleasantly surprised. Dining in tents under real camping gear with mess tin meals felt delightfully nostalgic. Their Bigman’s Breakfast and Scout Hash was amazing. It was hearty, flavorful, and fun. We also got the Garlic Glow prawn pasta packed a punch with a creamy egg yolk boost. Service was friendly, the open lawn was pet-friendly, and breezy evenings made it feel like camping without sleeping rough. I'd say it’s a weekend treat worth the trek!