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| Pitstop: Waterways Punggol |
" Daddy, we want to go to McDonald's playground, can???"
" Let's try something different today, but I promise got a playground, ok?"
After hearing about Waterways@Punggol and itching to explore a new place, Daddy decided we should venture up north to Punggol.
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| Pitstop |
Getting there was a challenge; our outdated GPS bought us as far as Punggol Mall, and we had to rely on instinct to get us to Tebing Lane off Punggol East Road.
When we reached the destination, it was already pitch dark. There was a park next to the restaurants. However, it could have been better lit, and the idea of playing in the playground was put on the back foot. We were not pleased and demanded that we head back to McDonald's Kallang.
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| This place is huge |
However, by some stroke of luck, we chanced upon the Pitstop. It is a restaurant catering to bikers and serving mainly Malay and Indian fare. Best of all, it comes with a kid's play area!
The play area probably measured less than 5 by 5 metres, and the toys were limited, but it kept us contented during mealtime. Finally, with our playground lust fulfilled, our parents can concentrate on ordering dinner.
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| Pit stop menu |
The menu consists mainly of Malay and Indian fare. However, there is some Western selections as well. Price-wise, it is considered affordable, with most dishes coming under $10.
Daddy ordered Milo Dinosaur for me. It was my first Milo Dino.
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| Chicken pizza Prata |
We ordered dishes such as
Chicken Pizza Prata ($6)
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| Nasi Goreng |
Nasi Goreng ($5)
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| Kway Teow |
Kway Teow ($6)
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| Ayam Nasi Goreng |
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Ayam Nasi Goreng($6). My favourite would be the Nasi Goreng, while Little Lou prefers the Prata. Overall, food quality is acceptable for its price.
Besides the playground, the place also has a slight chill-out area for those who intend to catch some EPL action.
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| Mini Cafe |
There is also an outdoor area with a bicycle bay. You can see from the number of bikes that this place is popular among bikers.
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| Biker haven |
The bill came in below $40 for 5 people at the end of the day. With the playground thrown in as a complimentary facility, this will make Pitstop a kid-friendly destination.
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| The bill |
If Prata is not your cup of tea, an additional 4 restaurants are located at Waterways@Punggol.
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| Frienzie Bar & Bristol |
Frenzied Bar & Bristol - serves western fare.
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| Popeyes |
Popeye's - Fried chicken served Cajun style.
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| Ah Dong Teh House |
Ah Dong Teh House- Local and Hong Kong cuisines
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| Uncle Leong Seafood |
Uncle Leong Seafood- Traditional Seafood and crab dishes.
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| Hai Bin pawning |
Other than the food, there are recreational facilities like Hai Bin, which provides pawning and fishing facilities, a vast pool, billiards hall, and futsal facilities.
The park next to all these isis also worth a visit but do so when there is light, as it was pretty dark when we reached Waterways@Punggol.
Would we return again?
Perhaps for the park on the next visit!
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| Pool tables |
Waterways@Punggol
10 Tebing Lane ,Singapore 828836
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Wished we had something like that in western Singapore.
ReplyDeleteHi there, you should visit pitstop now after their renovation. Menu has been changed. More varieties. AND INDOOR PLAYGROUND with charges, of course. Overall, much better than previous.
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