Halal Western Food at My Secret Hideout Peachy’s at Bugis
So, we chanced upon this secret hideout (not so secret afterall eh?) when walking from Bugis towards Lavender after getting the kaya and matcha swiss rolls from Rich & Good Cake Shop.
It was a weekend dinner timing and we waited for about 20 mins before getting a table for two. Thankfully we went with an half empty stomach (maybe not…), word of advice is to go early and especially so for large groups.
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Prices on the menu looks affordable with prices < $10. Being a sucker for anything cheese, we settled for the cheesy chicken chop (#5) and cheesy chicken cutlet omu (#45)
We made our payment upon ordering (nett prices) and look forward to the food. Taking a quick glance around the restaurant, we were rather surprised that although it is a halal certified restaurant, the crowd had a good mix of Chinese and Caucasians as well.
Cheesy Chicken Chop
When the plate was served, we soon regretted not coming with an empty stomach. The portion was out of our expectation, bigger than what we thought it would be, which is a good thing definitely. Taste-wise, the chicken chop was alright but could be more tender, the cheese tends to be gooey after a while, so its best eaten while hot.
There is a mixture of soggy (immersed in the gravy) and crispy fries, so take your pick! Best of both worlds for you if you are a lover of both haha.
Cheesey Chicken Cutlet Omu Rice
If the previous picture of the chicken cutlet wasn’t a clear representation of its portion, this definitely justifies so. LOOK at the cheese, on the cutlet which is laid atop the omelette encasing the rice. JUST TOO MUCH on a plate and what? This is cheaper than the cutlet!
The lancetaey moment of cheese-pulling
Cheesey + fried chicken, so good yet so sinful. The fried chicken cutlet was not bad, but not the best I had, but the cheese and price won me over. This plate could probably feed 2 guys or even 4 petite-sized girls.
Good to share among 3 or 4!
Other than The Ramen Stall, Hyde & Co, Victory Restaurant and Zam Zam, now this is one other place (hopefully still remains a secret to many) that I would hang out with my friends for a cheap and satisfying halal meal!
The front door in case you walk past without realizing
My Secret Hideout Peachy’s
Address: 803 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198771 (Google Map)
Opening Hours: 12pm – 1030pm daily
Link: Facebook
