The Fat Cat (已結業)

After walking around Holland V, we decided to settle for The Fat Cat. A bar like environment with kind of fusion foood, or rather a choice of various cuisines like Thai, Western, Indian etc. They have promotions for cocktails or certain alcohols too like 1 for 1 or at discounted price.So we ordered one 1-for-1 Frozen Margarita. & for food, we ordered 2 pcs tandoori chicken ($10), marinated with Indian spices and yoghurt and baked in the clay oven til tender. Portion might be a lil too small i fe

From appetisers to mains to desserts, all dishes are categorised in Thai, North Indian and Western cuisines. Located in the heart of Holland Village, towards the more cast off side (not the lane with the pubs), down slope towards Sushi Tei.The menu is separated into 3 sections as such:Thai Yai: Chef Nang’s Thai cookery inspired by street food in Bangkok and Changmai.Masala Mantra: Serves the authentic North Indian favourites.The French Onion: Chef Mike Chung’s Western cookery from lamb shank to

The restaurant was previously located at Jalan Riang but now relocated in the heart of Holland Village, you'll find casual bistro - The Fat Cat. A perfect place to chill with your friends over dinner and drinks. What's unique is, they serve a wide array of dishes from 3 types of cuisine, Thai, North Indian and Western.I'm glad to be invited for a food tasting session w them, to savor some of their best dishes from the 3 different kitchens. A starter & a main to start off for each cuisine - of co

Tucked in the corner of Jalan Riang is this nice bistro place that houses a unique mix of food choices. The Fat Cat houses three different type of food shops- Thai, North Indian and French Italian. It was so strange to be offered a menu that has a combination of food choices from around the world, all at one location. Those who can't decide what to eat would have lots of choices to made available here.The restaurant is an open concept bistro place that make for really good casual dining or just

Tucked away in the humble area of Lorong Chuan (Serangoon) sits this quirky restaurant which serves European, Indian and Thai cuisines. In all honestly, I chanced upon this area whilst heading for Wimbly Lu for desserts one night. It had a great crowd, and I love the al fresco concept. Many reviews recommended the butter chicken, and that is a definite must on your first visit there. The buttery curry formed a perfect coating with the tender chicken meat. Married with the garlic naan, it was a m

The Fat Cat restaurant has an interesting concept in which they serve 3 cuisines: French, Indian and Thai. I’ve not tried their Thai food, but if their French and Indian food is anything to go by, I’m sure that it is fantastic. My husband and I are fans of all the kinds of Naan they have here, be it cheese naan, plain naan, garlic naan, they are all simply delicious in texture and taste. One can gladly eat them on its own, but then you’ll be missing out on the curries which are just as superb. W

photos and more here: http://andmorefood.wordpress.com/2013/04/26/the-fat-cat-bistro-serangoon/it’s a baffling prospect to go to a place that serves up three cuisine options all at once – and rather a relief to find that this isn’t some madcap venture, and that the food is genuinely all good. I put this down to the fact that it’s done up food-court-style, with the cafe basically serving as a communal dining area for three different stalls (and therefore three kitchens): thai yai, masala mantra a

Second visit to the place. Ordered tequila sunrise, tom yum soup, phad thai, and seafood aglio olio. Service was great as usual, with friendly smiles all round. Tequila sunrise was sweet with vibrant colours. But the tom yum soup was not as flavourful as we'd like it to be. The ingredients were there; clams, squid, prawns and tomatoes but somehow, one can only taste the salt/fish sauce in the soup.Had a sampling of phad thai, and the noodles were done just right. As for the seafood aglio olio, t