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Easties, rejoice! Here’s another cafe option for you. Setting up shop along Tampines Street 81, Kraft Kitchen is a halal-certified cafe serving up a variety of delicious grub at nett pricing. That’s right, there is no GST or service charge when you dine here, making payment fuss-free when you decide to go dutch with your buddies.
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Boasting western classics with a local touch, one can expect the unexpected when it comes to the food at Kraft Kitchen. One prime example is the Rendang Beef Pot Pie (S$15).
Featuring flaky, buttery craft pastry that encases a homemade recipe of beef rendang stew within, this is an absolute must-order when you dine here. The mixture of potatoes, carrots, and beef makes for a complete and hearty meal that is bound to fill you up. It’s comfort food at its finest, warming the soul with each bite.
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Next up, we will have a look at Kraft Kitchen’s unlikely duo of soup appetisers — the Mushroom Soup (S$4.50) and Lobster Bisque (S$8.50). While the former offers an earthy and creamy mix of flavours to whet your appetite, the latter is bound to impress the seafood lovers out there. Served in large cups, these soups make for the perfect start to your meal.
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For a main dish that is no doubt generous in portions and big on flavour, check out The Rooster (S$12). It’s a hunk of a grilled chicken thigh served bone-in. Alongside the meat also comes a heap of crispy baby potatoes and a side of salad. Plates at Kraft Kitchen are unabashed in their portions and variety of ingredients, so that you get the most bang for your buck.
What are you waiting for? Come on down to Kraft Kitchen to try all of these plates and more.
If you’re looking for another cafe option in the east, do also check out Tea Villa Cafe, a vegetarian-friendly eatery serving up meat-free options!
