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69 Mott St. New York, NY 10013

212-964-0003 

 

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69 Mott St. New York NY 10013

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  • Asian, Malaysian
    Daily 11am-11pm
    $ $
  • All Major Credit Cards
    Takeout, Delivery
    Dinner, Lunch
  • Beer
    Accepted, Not Necessary
    No Parking
Description

Singapore's food is a tasty mix of Malay, Chinese and Indian;fusion food at it's finest. Singapore Cafe; although touristy, gets a lot right, including baby oyster omelet, a thin, delicate orb of egg dotted with oysters, poh piah, Malaysian spring rolls stuffed with egg and dried shrimp, and radish cake (confusingly called carrot cake in Singapore), a fried heap of radish, sprouts, scallion and shrimp.








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    | New York, NY | 84 Reviews

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    | Sun, May 10, 2009

    Singapore's food is a tasty mishmash of Chinese, Malay, and South Indian. Singapore Cafe gets much of it right, most notably the baby-oyster omelet - a delicate flop of egg liberally dotted with the juicy bivalves, and served with a syrupy, spicy dipping sauce.

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  • 2008 | Singaporean

    Singapore's food is a tasty mishmash of Chinese, Malay, and South Indian. Singapore Cafe gets much of it right, most notably the baby-oyster omelet--a delicate flop of egg liberally dotted with the juicy bivalves, and served with a syrupy, spicy dipping sauce. More »

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  • À La Cart

    À La Cart

    By Robert Sietsema | Tue, March 05, 2002

    For such a tightly wound place—gum chewing carries stiff penalties—Singapore is freakishly casual about eating. Central to the food culture are thousands of street carts, each serving one or two specialties from a roster of hundreds flaunting... More »

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Main Menu
Appetizers
$1.50
Egg Roll
$1.50
Vegetable Spring Roll
$9.00
Barbecued Spare Ribs (5)
$7.00
Honey Glazed Roast Pork
$6.00
Homemade Dumpling
(fried or steamed) (6) a. park b. chicken c. vegetable
Soup
$2.00
Wonton Soup
$2.00
Egg Drop Soup
$2.00
Miso Soup
$2.00
Mixed Soup
wonton with egg drop
$2.00
Creamy Chicken Corn Soup
Vegetable & Casserole
$8.00
Vegetable Delight
$8.00
Sauteed Broccoli
$8.00
Sauteed Snow Peas
$8.00
Braised Bean Curd
with seasonal vegetable
$8.00
Bean Curd Szechuan Style
Seafood
$12.00
General Tzo's Shrimp
$12.00
Crispy Shrimp
$12.00
Jumbo Shrimp With Broccoli
$12.00
Shrimp
with mixed vegetable
$10.00
River Shrimp
with garlic sauce
House Special
$12.00
Sarang Burung (lover's Nest)
shaped fried taro basket stuffed w. shrimp, chicken & vegetable garnished w. cashew nuts
$15.00
Exotic Mango (shrimp, Chicken Or Beef)
tropical exotic sweet & sour sauce & mango sauteed in any one of your favorite choicest served in mango shell
$15.00
Peppercorn Shrimp (without Shell)
jumbo shrimp gently wok until its golden perfection served w. a garnish of peppercorn
$15.00
Coconut Shrimp (without Shell)
butter fried jumbo shrimp in aromatic coconut batter
$15.00
Sambal Shrimp (without Shell)
jumbo shrimp sauteed w. spicy malaysian shrimp paste

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