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Bakerzin VivoCity boasts a large dessert counter
Bakerzin VivoCity's decor of stripy sofa seats; and red and white plastic chairs
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Most people think of Bakerzin as a homegrown brand with yummy desserts, but it has pretty good mains too. With a large dessert counter, bright, stripy sofa seats, colorful plastic chairs and a nice view; dining here felt promising. The Assam prawns with linguini was tasty, and so was the spaghetti with meatballs. But what we really liked was the seafood flaky pizza —the seafood was fresh, there was just the right amount of cheese and the crust was crispy and did not collapse when we bit into it. We also ordered a tapas 3 for dessert (pick any three)—with vanilla crème brulee; chocolate and caramel ice cream with hazelnut crispies; and banana pizza with cinnamon ice cream. The vanilla was decent and the chocolate and caramel dessert was great, but the banana pizza was too sweet and mushy. If not for the so-so service, this would have been a very pleasant dining experience.
Price Guide
$: Less than $40
$$: $40-$80
$$$: $80-120
$$$$: $120-200
$$$$$: $200 and up
Price per person, including one drink, appetizer, main course and dessert. Prices do not include bottles of wine unless stated. For 2011, our price bands have been updated to reflect changes in the market.
Ratings
★Forget it
★★: Only if you’re stuck in the neighborhood
★★★: A pleasant dining experience
★★★★: More than just great food, tell your friends
★★★★★: Not to be missed
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BAKERZIN DETAILS
Phone: 6438-8700 Opening Hours: Sun-Thu 10:30am-11pm; Fri-Sat 10:30am-midnight | Where: Bakerzin, #01-207 VivoCity, 1 HarbourFront Walk Singapore, Singapore Area: VivoCity and HarbourFront Nearest train: Harbourfront Parking available: at VivoCity, Takeaway available, Late night AE, MC, V |
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