[CLOSED] sixty40

One of our favourite hangout place on friday night. The ambience was good with nice live band. Finger food with cocktails.

Sub-par food which is pretty disappointing. The burger patty was premade and for some reason couldn’t be cooked to anything other that complete doneness. Turns out the beef patty wasn’t 100% pure beef - but marinated with odd spices which doesn’t quite complement. The cheese within the beef patty was the typical store-bought cheddar which was again disappointing. Pizza was nothing to shout about too. Definitely not visiting again.

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Beer Battered Fish & Chips - $22
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Classic fish and chips but with beer battered fish with homemade tartar sauce. I went with a hungry tummy but the amour served was huge! To a point I can’t even finish the last piece of fried fish, feeling abit sick of it by the end of the meal. The beer batter was alright, but the fish used could do better. I love the fries though. Their Sixty40 burger is a better choice, at $26 it contains a thick beef patty with cheese in it, much more appetising than the fish and chips
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Sixty40
@sixty40rochester

It has been three years since I last stepped into Sixty40 for a meal. The Sixty40 Burger (S$26.00) is one of my considerations the next time I come back, after I have tried it today.

The highlight of the burger is probably in the beef patty. Not that the marination is fantastic, but the fact that it contains some cheese fillings changed the game altogether, and even till my last bite, the mozzarella cheese remained slightly molten and soft.

The coleslaw is a bit out of place though, as the chef has added too much of white pepper, so the peppery taste is quite a mismatch to the coleslaw. Same goes for the cucumber slices in the burger; the cucumber skin gets a little out of place because of its texture against meat, coleslaw and bun.

And if I can suggest, their homemade tartar sauce is actually quite good. Best to be used as a dip for the french fries.

Set lunches were at $10.90++ and I went for the Spaghetti Arrabiata out of the 3 options and my colleague went for the Chicken Cutlet. There were free flow pumpkin soup and fresh vegetable with vinaigrette salad which you can help yourselves with, as well as the choice of either orange or calamansi juice. The food was decent and the portion was sufficient, no complains based on just how value-for-money this set is! 👍🏻

The Short Review

Price Range: $12-$13

Nearest MRT: Buona Vista

Instagrammability: Moderate -
A contemporary pub bistro setting.

Food:
1) Grilled Chicken Steak [$10.90+]
Quite unenjoyable. The tender chicken was squandered in a pool of over-salty gravy, while the mash was distinctly artificial.

2) Fried Ocean Fingers [$10.90+]
Portion's slightly sad, but tastes okay.

3) Salad [Free Flow]
Lime Juice [Free Flow]
Mushroom Soup [Free Flow]
Mediocre salad.
Coffeeshop-standard juice.
Soup's more oily than desirable.

Ever since prices has hit rock bottom with their $10.90+ lunch specials, so has Sixty 40.

Come Here: Never.