Take a trip around the world in a single meal!
Japanese: • Man Man Unagi • Akashi • Ippudo • Tonkichi
Western: • Burger & Lobster • Paulaner Bräuhaus
Chinese: • Mui Kee Congee • Po Restaurant • Tim Ho Wan
Korean: • SBCD Korean Tofu House
Indian: • Anglo Indian Cafe & Bar
With Oddle Eats and Citibank, #StayHome meals have just got a lot more interesting. With Citi Card privileges, enjoy up to $15 off your total bill from 40 restaurants offering a diverse range of cuisines. Simply enter the code ‘ODDLECITI’ upon checkout to enjoy your reward
To welcome the month of November, here is A Guide To International Cuisine With Citi Card Privileges For Your Next #StayHome Occasion for that extra pizazz.
1. Man Man Unagi
Touted Singapore’s very first Unagi Specialty Restaurant, fall head-over-eels with Man Man Unagi. The restaurant serves up premium grilled eel, dipped in a vault of addictive Japanese tare (soy sauce mixed with mirin and sugar).
A classic unagi dish would have to be none other than their Hitsumabushi ($34).
Savour the perfect unagi bento with a generous amount of sliced eel meat lain over plump Japanese white rice and a side of pickles, spring onion, seaweed, wasabi, and broth. A simple yet luscious combination.
For the meat lovers our there, the unagi-lovin’ house will surely surprise you with their Roast Beef selection. Take it from me, it’s equally as delightful as their signature. The unagi specialty restaurant’s BBQ Beef with Unagi ($30.50) brings you the best of both worlds, with soft unagi and springy beef all in one dish.
2. Akashi
Dive into an exclusive epicurean dining concept with Akashi Japanese Restaurant. If you’re a major fan of sashimi yet dining on a dime, Akashi’s the one for you.
To start off, Akashi’s Sashimi Platter B ($45.20) would be a pleasant sharing platter for two, or simply one ravenous individual.
Each portion is decked in freshly-sliced sashimi, from the original Salmon, to Tuna, Halibut, Amberjack and Swordfish. Seafood lovers, you’re gonna want to get a hook on this.
3. Burger & Lobster
It all started with 4 schoolmates brainstorming about opening a restaurant focusing on only two things: Burger and Lobster. Since 2011, they have since expanded across 7 countries and has garnered international recognition for the simple yet luxurious creations.
Without a doubt, the Original Lobster Roll Combo ($34) is simply irresistible. Whether it’s your first time dining with B&L or the umpteenth time, I’d like to think you can’t go wrong with this option.
Think plump, succulent chunks of lobster meat, tossed in lemon mayo, served alongside hot and cripsy chips and a refreshing salad – oh boy, I’m already drooling…
Plus, the party invitations just keep stacking as we keep our fingers crossed for Phase 3. Pre-order your B&L Combo (from $120) and savour the best of both worlds with family and friends at your next party.
4. Ippudo
Hopeless Ramen-tics? This one’s for you. Established in 1985 in Fukuoka, Japan, Ippudo has since garnered global recognition and expanded worldwide, formulating ramen flavours to suit different palettes.
For those who feel a bowl of ramen could be complete with a little more, treat yourself to Ippudo’s Signature Set for 1 ($22).
For avid homebodies, feel like a true Japanese chef with Ippudo’s Ramen Kits (from $15.30). Be your own MasterChef and whip up restaurant-class ramen meals in the comfort of your own home.
Simply select your flavour of choice and Ippudo packages all the necessary ingredients for you to cook up a delectable ramen meal for your guests. Date night, anyone?
5. Mui Kee Congee
Behind every bowl at Mui Kee Congee lies a heritage as rich as its flavour. Founded in 1979 in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, the clandestine store has since expanded to the shores of Singapore. Passed down for generations, the once small shophouse produces congee packed with old school flavour.
Mui Kee’s Century Egg and Lean Meat Porridge ($9.19) is undoubtedly a familiar favourite.
Their rice grains are meticulously prepared with century eggs to produce a finer texture prior to cooking. While you might find one bowl costing you more than the hawker-friendly value, this is one dish well worth its price.
Make the most out of it by using your Citi Card privileges to get that $5 off with Mui Kee Congee!
6. SBCD Korean Tofu House
Post K-drama blues? Warm up over SBCD Korean Tofu House signature soups. Following South Korea’s “soontofu” recipe, SBCD feshly produces soft, silken tofu daily and serves it in most of their dishes. The famed 10-ingredient secret recipe soup broth will wrap you in an warm, comforting embrace.
New here? SBCD’s Original Beef Soontofu ($23) makes the perfect choice.
Filled to the brim with a robust broth, the dish is generously packed with fresh ingredients, tender sliced beef and their signature tofu. Pair it with Citi Card privileges and you’ve got yourself the ultimate #StayHome package.
7. Po Restaurant
Ever heard of the term “Mother knows best”? Well here at Po Restaurant by Lo & Behold, it’s “Popo knows best”.
Drawing on an array of modernised local favourites, Po’s menu is dedicated to serving top local dishes along with other Asian flavours. Each dish undergoes meticulous refinery and is elevated with top-grade ingredients for that premium touch.
If you ask me how to make Hokkien mee sound more atas, Po’s Restaurant’s Carabinero Prawns and Konbu Mee ($34) would be it.
Relish the oh-so familiar wok-hei, coupled with its rich prawn broth and juicy prawns, elevating the aromatic flavour. The sakura ebi adds a pleasant crunch with each spoonful, sure to please all you ASMR-fanatics out there.
Another local dish upgrade on the menu would be the Kurobuta Char Siew ($20).
Savour thick slices of pork collar, sous vide for 24 hours, finished with a sweet and savory caramelized glaze. What are you waiting for? Use your Citi Card privileges to feast on these beautiful pieces of meat!
8. Tonkichi
Indulge in an authentic Tonkatsu dining experience with Tonkichi. Since their doors opened in 1993, the modern Tonkatsu restaurant prepares their dishes via traditional Japanese methods, and is notably ‘fried food haven’ for many.
No doubt, Tonkichi’s Chicken Katsu Don Set ($20.90) is not one to be missed.
An OG in the eyes of the Japanese, the Chicken Katsu Don consists of thick chicken chops, coated in breadcrumbs and fried to perfection. Its interior is juicy and tender, whereas its crisp exterior is fried to a glistening golden brown.
If you’d like to add a cheesy twist to your meal, delight in devouring the Cheese Kasane Katsu Set ($27.90), a savoury fusion dish consisting of deep-fried layered pork loin, sandwiched with melted cheese.
If you’re looking for a fast yet oh-so sinful treat for your next meal, Tonkichi will do the trick. Stack on that extra incentive of Citi Card privileges, $10 off? Sold!
9. Anglo Indian Cafe & Bar
Starting out in 2011, Anglo Indian Cafe & Bar serves up authentic Indian cuisine, with a touch of British influence.
This restaurant has mastered the culinary art of producing award-winning meals, which landed themeselves on Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant collection in 2019.
Who could go wrong with Chicken Tikka ($19)? Boneless chicken marinated in spices and yoghurt, grilled in tandoor, a cylindrical oven. Pop a morsel of tender chicken into your mouth and feel its flavour exude from the mixture of the yoghurt and spice.
Famous for their delectable adaptation of the Biryani, Anglo Indian’s Chicken Dum Biryani ($23) is impressive. With Deepavali just round the corner, we’d like to think this is one to make the feast list.
10. Tim Ho Wan
That’s right, touted the most affordable Michelin star restaurant in the world, have a pleasurable dining experience from home with Tim Ho Wan’s island-wide delivery.
In case you’re a tad outta touch in the culinary world, the superior Baked BBQ Pork Buns ($8) clinches the top of the ‘must-try’ dim sum list.
Pry it apart to observe wisps of steam emitting from the dome-shaped bun. Sweet, yet not too overwhelming.
Feelin’ like 3 Baked BBQ Pork Buns won’t suffice and you might want more? This is where Tim Ho Wan’s Sharing Platters (from $25.80) come in.
Savour a medley of dim-sum with their platters, and invite your friends over for the ultimate Hong Kong-themed feast! It’s clear, we’re not going to be traveling anytime soon anyway…
11. Paulaner Bräuhaus
Boasting an extensive menu of Munich specialties, Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore will be the one to ensure you are fed like royalty. They’re no stranger to the scene, having produced handcrafted premium quality beers for over 20 years.
With the festive season coming up, the Brotzeit Platter ($48.90) comes with a lil’ something of everything.
Packed generously with a fine selection of cold cuts, authentic German ‘Obazda’ cheese, a fresh breadbasket, a range of meats and more, munch on a harmonious blend of Paulaner Bräuhaus’ best.
Whether you’re dreaming of freshly grilled eel from Japan or pipin’ hot brioche buns in London, here are our recommendations to see you through your #StayHome days.
Oddle Eats’ Citi Cards Privileges ends 30 November 2020 so get a move on and dine fine from home with 40 restaurants!
