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Post by Big Sis on May 20, 2006 16:29:06 GMT 7
As we are allowed to post the names of companies without them being deleted on this board (hooray). How about recommending food home delivery places that we like. I'll recommend Sarpinos pizzas - they do buy one get one half price and work out not much more than Canadian (with their buy one get one free deal), but their pizzas are much nicer. Hey we can even post urls......my cup runneth over!  www.sarpinos.com.sg/index.html |
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Post by Board Manager on May 20, 2006 17:17:11 GMT 7
The only company you can't advertise is pizza hut! ;D
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Post by Pizza lover on May 20, 2006 17:27:39 GMT 7
Why don't you make your own pizza? You buy the base and you put on the stuff you like. That's what I do, and it's 1000 times better than these pizza delivery places, and it also costs one fraction of their ridiculous prices.
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Post by Big Sis on May 20, 2006 18:06:24 GMT 7
I do quite often make my own pizzas - I use that pizza base mix you can get from cold storage. But sometimes it is nice to not have any washing up to do which is why we order out.
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Post by take the pizza on May 22, 2006 12:26:58 GMT 7
BM you don't like pissa hut?
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Post by thethe on May 24, 2006 10:57:54 GMT 7
Oohh Sarpinos looked really nice!
I would love to try something different from the Hut when it comes to Pizzas. However, according to their homepage they do not deliver to River Valley area, sad!
Since I am extremely lazy, I would like to have some other types of kitchen, that do home delivery. Right now all I can think of is the obvious ones like Mickey D, the Hut/KFC and Canadian Pizza.
Is there a Sushi delivery? or maybe some Lebanese home delivery place.
Please expand my lazy brain!
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Post by takeaway king on May 24, 2006 11:57:15 GMT 7
Sakae Sushi deliver and it's quite good. The curry in a hurry is decent UK style indian albeit a little exensive for what you get.
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Post by bbg on May 25, 2006 16:42:25 GMT 7
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Post by bbg on May 25, 2006 16:47:36 GMT 7
Sorry, hit post reply too quick! meant to say they deliver all over. if you live in the east, you can still order from the central ones.. Lived here for 4 years and only found this a few months ago!
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Post by swordfish on May 28, 2006 10:56:32 GMT 7
subway will deliver, but you need larger orders.
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Post by singingntherain on May 28, 2006 12:09:08 GMT 7
Pizza Pazza
Bestl thin crust real Italian style Pizza in Singapore. The owner is from Europe.
At the food court at Anchor Point AND Causeway Point They delivery orders of 20.00 and over.
Anchor Point 6474-3626
Causeway Point 6891-0525
They have:
Pizza:
7" 5.00
12" 12.00
Many different toppings for the pizza
Other Goodies:
Chicken or Beef Lasagna 5.00
Crapes, chicken, spinach and mushroom 6.00
Crapes, Lobster 8.00
Rolled Eggplant 4.50
Soup 4.00
Salads 4.00
Main Courses:
Spaghetti chilli crab 12.00
Speg Marinara 9.00
Speg Vongole clams white wine 7.00
Fettuccini prawns rucola salad 8.00
and 10 more noodle dishes
Desert:
Panna Cotta 1.80
Tiramisu 2.20
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Post by hes romanian on May 31, 2006 14:56:46 GMT 7
Is that the pizza joint owned by the Romanian guy?
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Post by Romania on Jun 1, 2006 7:14:00 GMT 7
Romanians are half Italians, aren't they? Actually every time I hear about Romania, it's some sort of bad news (child prostitution in Italy, drug dealing, gun dealing, etc.). Sad  Please buy his pizzas to support an honest business. |
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Post by nope on Jun 1, 2006 14:31:09 GMT 7
Romanians are called thus because they used to be a Roman colony. The ethnicity of people there however are southern Slavs, with lots of Bulgar, Greek, and Turk (Tartar Mongolians) thrown into the mix, although they may not want to acknowledge their ethnic heritage.
Many of them have olive skin and dark eyes and hair, although you do get a sandy blond one every now and then. Google for pics of Romanians.
Real Italians would be scandalized if you insisted that they share in some way in the Romanian bloodline.
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Post by nope on Jun 1, 2006 14:33:36 GMT 7
Also, "Romany" is synonymous with "Gypsies", who are of non-European descent and come from India long long time ago.
Romania has many Gypsies so I guess the dark skin, hair, and eyes as well as the country's name could have come from that.
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Post by ninja on Jun 10, 2006 16:00:23 GMT 7
This is an interesting thread for me. Do you reckon that home kitchens have become smaller in recent years to accommodate the fact that people are cooking less these days and eating out much more often?
We eat out/order-in about 3-4 times each week on average. What does everybody else average?
I have Singaporean friends who seem to eat out everyday and hardly cook at all (or eat at their parents/in-laws).
Looks like the only ones who cook these days are the celebrity chefs on TV!!
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Post by Big Sis on Jun 10, 2006 20:05:54 GMT 7
We only order out once every 2 or 3 weeks. We eat out as a family about once a week though. We eat out more here than we ever did at home because it is cheaper here.
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Post by ninja on Jun 19, 2006 19:22:30 GMT 7
I actually find cooking a bloody chore, same category as gardening and weeding. Unless you actually enjoy doing these things, which I don't, I reckon it's a time-thief. It's a personal thing, as I'm sure there are many others who love it... good on them.
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Post by Big Sis on Jun 23, 2006 23:45:14 GMT 7
I don't mind cooking - but I find washing up a chore......next place I move to is going to have a dishwasher. I'll be like a kid with a new toy because I've never had a dishwasher before (yes, very old fashioned I know......my folks didn't own an electric kettle until about 5 years ago, and then they got through about 3 in 3 weeks because they kept putting it on the stove!)  |
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Post by ninja on Jun 24, 2006 7:03:59 GMT 7
LOL! That was a gem. Mind you, my mum still doesn't believe in electric kettles. Has to wake up at 6am, put the kettle on the stove as a first task. Must be the routine.
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