The Rotisserie - Singapore
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Sitting in the heart of the Central Business District, The Rotisserie brings you a casual and affordable eatery that is simply satisfying. They offer an array of specialties from breakfast to mouthwatering dishes that have been perfected to tingle and rattle your taste buds.
Everyday until 10.30am and on weekends until 5pm, start your day with a hearty Australian breakfast or come later for a gourmet salad, a freshly roasted chicken, a Crispy Pork Knuckle, some BBQ Pork Ribs, or Beer Battered Fish and Chips. Then sip your Nymph Of the Nile White Tea, Expresso, Macchiato or Cappuccino with some Chocolate Brownies, Cheesecake or Lemon Drizzle Cake.
And if you don't have time to dine-in, The Rotisserie also provides takeaway, delivery, online order and catering services.
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