Saizeriya (321 Clementi)

Don’t you like to dine at air-conditioned place that does not impose GST and service charge?

I do. And it’s even better if the food is at a low price point when I’m on a tight budget.

❤️ their cheap and decent fares such as bacon and pineapple with mixed cheese pizza @ $6.90 nett and different soup 🥣 choices @ $2.90 nett! 🤩

Note: This outlet is very popular with students so be super tolerance towards the high noise level.

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it’s honestly not bad…like actually

🍝 Milano Gratin ($4.90) (7.9/10)
Now THIS is the good stuff. If you're an inadequate cook and a disgrace to the Gordon Ramsays of the world, Saizeriya's gratins are a godsend, providing affordable yet deliciously cheesy pasta / rice to the comfort of your table. I drowned my gratin in parmesan because I'm a fatass and there's honestly nothing more comforting that a warm plate of cheesy, creamy penne. However I'd knock points off for the ant-sized serving, but at this price, how could you complain?

Don't go expecting mind blowing food here, but it's still pretty decent for cheap prices! Pictured is Spaghetti Bolognese at just $3.90. My wife & I love Saizeriya for a cheap and quick date night 😜

Colourful in presentation. Another variation offered here.
Classic pizza, tomato based, layered with cheese, spinach, bacon and onsen egg placed at the center.
($7.90)

Basically, it’s any dish that provides coverage with egg.
Otto von Bismarck was the Iron Chancellor who adored eggs in 19th Century Europe.

Smooth, creamy yellow corn soup.
Savoury too. Something nice to begin a meal.
($2.90)