Oriole Coffee + Bar (已結業)

I've heard about how good the food served at Oriole Cafe is. Tempted to try it out, we decided to give it a shot. I tried my friend's fish and chips. However, it turned out so-so only. Perhaps we had too high expectations after hearing several good reviews about it. Also, their service was disappointing. I carried a drink from outside which I had not finished, into their cafe. All of my friends ordered food and drink. Yet their staff kept on coming up to me one after another to tell me no outsid

Honestly I never like trying new things, and always go back to the same old place where I know the food will never go wrong. Well unless friends/events/contest invites/takes me to new places, then that's a different story.I was one of the few lucky ones who got invited down to Oriole Cafe & Bar, all thanks to OpenRice Singapore.Upon arriving late, I was fortunate to have a few bites on their starters, but I'm sure the rest of the people who were there would have already wrote about how good it w

Good location. Located beside the somerset and 313. Good place for group gathering and chill out. There's indoor and outdoor tables. As we went there in a group of 10 pax. We ordered few appertisers to share. i recommend the spicy calamari and handcut thick fries. Capellini Crabmeat is my choice for main course. The portion is quite big and the crabmeat is fresh.To make the meal complete, dessert is a must. I will recommend the chocolate fudge cake.

When i first stepped in to the restaurant, the staff is very friendly and bring us to our table. The location is good but the space is limited. Better make reservation before going unless you do not mind to sit at their outdoor seats.Although i do not really like the garlic smell, i will still recommend the Hand-cut Thick Fries with garlic sauces. Spicy calamari is indeed hot and spicy, good choice for appertiser.Ordered the cod fish pie as the main course. The fish is very fresh and without any

Ever since 313 @ Somerset was open, Oriole is more prominent to shoppers as it is located along the stretch of many other dining restaurants at level 1. It didn’t seem to me that Oriole is a dining place but rather just a place for chillout and some beer or wine after work because of its cozy ambience and dim lights. It is definitely good for social gatherings but not for romantic moments as the place is too noisy I tried their starters “hand-cut thick fries & aioli – garlic, rosemary, parmesan”

Oriole Cafe is a rather nice and cozy place to go for a quiet cup of coffee. They're supposed to have one of the best baristas in town as well but I couldn't confirm that since I don't drink coffee.I tried the beef cheek tagliatelle, and I think it's one of the best dishes on their menu. Soft and tender braised beef cheeks together with red wine reduction sauce make a savoury pasta dish that makes me want more!However I cannot say the same for their fish & chips, which was too chewy on the crust

Admittedly, I wasn’t particularly taken with Oriole on my first visit and brushed it off the moment I stepped out of the place. Months later, a few friends raved so much about Oriole that when an invitation happened to come along, I decided to go back again despite my negative impression of Oriole.This time round, I had the opportunity to meet Keith, the owner and also the top barista in Singapore. Seriously, this guy really knows his stuff well. And so passionate about coffee that he almost tal

After thinking long and hard, I can finally think of one thing I like about Oriole Cafe: the location. It’s snugly tucked away in an inconspicuous corner within the Pan Pacific Serviced Suites, just a stone’s throw away from the perpetually crowded 313@Somerset shopping mall. But other than its prime spot in town, there’s nothing else I like about it. The garlic prawns bruschetta ($10++) with tomato and basil didn’t whet my appetite for more. The sautéed prawn was fresh enough but the toasted br