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Despite hearing rave reviews for the prawn noodle, we didn’t manage to try it that day but instead what we have ordered include the Pencil Fries with Tom Yum Mayo ($3.90) and the stall’s signature SG Umami Pizza ($15.90). The former is a great complement with a pint of beer as the unusual pencil fries are dressed in a mildly spicy tom yum mayo while the latter is the winner of the evening. The 10-inch thin crusted pizza is made from scratch upon order and comes with a tomato base and topped with a secret umami sauce, sweet onions, Sakura ebi and a generous serving of bonito flakes that gave it the distinctive umami-ness. This is definitely fusion done right and with a lively environment surrounding it, you can easily gather a few friends, order a few pizzas and sides, and wash them down with some beer.
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✨ SG Umami @sgumami_official
📍 5 Kallang Place, Singapore 339152
🍴 [Self Funded]

The entire canteen has been revamped into a hipster beer garden environment, perfect for the upcoming Oktoberfest festival and Ben currently owns two stalls there, one of it being @geonbae_loklok. Each of the lok lok skewer is priced at $1.50 with more premium items such as abalone and lobster at $8.80 each. The major differences in their lok lok, as compared to the rest out there, are that the skewers are coated in a gochujang sauce and they have unique Korean street food offerings such as tteokbokki and gimmari besides the usual pork belly, sausages, and mushrooms. You will also be given a Thai green chilli dipping sauce that gives a nice refreshing tang, which changes the flavour profile from each bite. To complement the lok lok, there is a Tiger Beer counter that sells beer by the bottle, pint or tower.
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✨ Geon Bae
📍 5 Kallang Place, Singapore 339152
🍴 [Self Funded]