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Folks in CBD, hereās another amazing lunch spot overlooking Singaporeās iconic Marina Bay.
Known for Mexican food and bottomless cocktails, CHIMIās has a Weekday Lunch Special ($12) with drink, available on Monday to Friday between 12pm-2:30pm.
Choose between the tacos trio or a more filling burrito bowl, topped with Carne Asada Beef, Chipotle Chicken or Borracho Fish. In fact, we canāt get enough of those tasty beer battered white fish paired with jalapeƱo mayo, atop Amarillo rice.
Just a change of some bar grubs to go with the Happy Hour over here. Their Carne Asada Beef Tacos (S$14.00) comprised three soft tacos with the roasted beef chunks and a slap of guacamole on top.
Though I might not be the biggest fan for soft tortilla (since they mostly gave a limp touch to this delicious street food), the combination of ingredients was actually not too bad on hindsight. Things might get a little messy as the jus and the guac could escape easily from the tortilla, so watch out for any drips or spills as you down this snack.
A lovely chicken bowl from Chimis! The amarillo rice, pico de gallo, tender and juicy chicken and salad were amazing ingredients on their own. When mixed together, each bite was simply a flavour bomb of sweet, spicy, savoury and earthy flavours! I added more habanero sauce for that extra kick and it was superb. A really delicious bowl for lunch or dinner, and paired really well with their cocktails too!
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Chimi's is a pretty cool outdoor spot. Although it's outside, the huge ceiling fans don't ever make it seem hot. Lively with music, conversation and interesting sitting spots make it a nice place to visit with friends or a date - if not for the food, then for the atmosphere.
Pretty small portion, but it was pretty good. Don't expect the fanciest Mexican place, this is certainly a spot to chill and chat with friends, but the tacos definitely weren't bad.
It's passable, but not very satisfying without meat. Pico de Gallo needs a bit more kick too
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