Timbre+ – Over 200 $1 Good Eats Daily Deals with UOB Cards & Apple Pay

Timbre+, a hipster joint by Timbre Group, has been offering diners delicious food and great live music. You can find different graffiti designs and spray paint art splashed all over shipping containers and vintage Airstream travel trailers transformed into food trucks at this traditional-meets-modern gastropark. Timbre+ is home to 21 hawker stalls that usually close around 6pm, and 15 restaurant brands that serve you till late night.

* GOOD DEAL * Between 1 to 30 November 2016, a $1 Good Eats campaign will be rolled out from Monday till Saturday after 6pm. This is the perfect chance to savour the dishes/drinks that you might have missed out on your previous visits, at only a dollar! Yes, you heard us right, ONE DOLLAR per dish or drink, with an additional $1 for tray deposit. To be eligible for purchase of the $1 item, note that payment must be made with UOB Cards using Apple Pay, UOB Mighty Pay and Android Pay only.

There are over 200 items available at $1 each day. Whether you crave Indian, Vietnamese, Western, Japanese or other food, Timbre+ offers a wide variety of food choices to satisfy. You name it, they got it! We’ve selected a few items to try, ranging from local favourites to best-selling fusion food.

1. Slurp a bowl of Stew Beef Pho from Tuk Tuk Viethai Cuisine

Chef-owner Shaun See delights in experimenting with improbable flavour combinations that result in a free-world gastronomic dining experience. He favours food that is crafted from a memory or sometimes, even an emotion – shuffling you between the past and future with every bite. Tuk Tuk Viethai Cuisine serves Thai and Vietnamese inspired food. Their menu changes every few weeks to keep things refresh and to ensure variety and uniqueness to set them apart from other similar restaurant concepts. We tried the Stew Beef Pho which came with generous thin slabs of succulent beef. The broth was light yet flavoursome, which made this noodle dish very enjoyable. Now you can have it for only $1!

Usual Price: $10.90
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 90.8%!

2. Grab the Chicken Katti Roll from Chit Chaat Chai

This restaurant’s name originated from the punning of English word, ‘chit-chat’ for conversation and the Hindi word, ‘chaat’ which refers to a variety of snacks. “Chai”, as everyone already know, refers to a hot cup of Indian tea that owners of this restaurant hope to add a fitting beverage for customers to quench their thirst. Entwining traditional flavours from North India with the snack-bar atmosphere of the West, this restaurant aims to reinvent Indian street food in Singapore. Our first bite of the Chicken Katti Roll gave an explosion of flavours in our mouth. It packed a good punch, which made this dish very satisfying.

Usual Price: $6
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 83%

3. Enjoy a bowl of Chicken Curry Bowl from Kush

Chef-owner Chung Deming made his passion for food a full-time profession, with his unique take on ModSin (modern Singapore) cuisine. Kush is short for ‘Kushiyaki’, which means grilled meat and vegetables on skewers. Kush is the first to introduce ModSin-inspired charcoal grill skewers and rice bowls concept in Singapore. The Chicken Curry Bowl is complemented by an onsen egg, celebrating Singaporeans’ infectious love for runny yolks. It is also accompanied by sambal kangkong, giving the dish a spicy kick. The curry features strong coconut flavours, peppered with a hint of nostalgia and a touch of modernity. Chef Deming hopes to preserve local traditions and food, as well as, present humble yet amazing local ingredients to the world.

Usual Price: $10.80
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 90.7%

4. Drink the Bak Kut Teh Soup Set, with rice and 3 sides from Soon Huat

Behind this bowl of Bak Kut Teh is the inspiring story of Jabez Tan, who once spent 12 years in jail. As Soon Huat is a social enterprise, 80% of workers employed here are ex-offenders, as Jabez wants to help them reintegrate back into the community. Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh stands out from the rest as its specialty is the pig innards that come with the full bodied broth that gives a slight sweet aftertaste. Jabez explained that Argentinean pork is used so customers get to taste its natural sweetness and juices. This is the ideal comforting dish on rainy days.

Usual Price: $8.90 per set
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 88.7%

5. Savour the Barramundi Fish and Chips from Dancing Crab Shack

Dancing Crab Shack is a refreshing, American counterpart to Singapore’s equally famed preferences for seafood, shellfish and rich flavours. As this establishment is supported by one of Singapore’s oldest seafood restaurant leaders, TungLok Group, Dancing Crab Shack sources their shellfish from the same vendors used at the group’s best seafood restaurants. Dancing Crab Shack aims to mirror the happy atmosphere in New Orleans, Louisiana, popular for lively music and high spirits. The Barramundi Fish and Chips feature two fresh barramundi fillets fried to a crisp golden brown, with fork-tender interior. It comes with the usual fries which were very addictive.

Usual Price: $15
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 93%

6. Have a plate of Signature Seafood Paella (single-portion) from Portico Platos

Portico Platos use the freshest and finest ingredients to deliver a unique Spanish experience, working closely with local farmers to source fresh produce such as sea bass, frog legs and a variety of mushrooms. These fresh local produce are supplemented with authentic Spanish ingredients, like thinly sliced jamon iberico and harlequin olives. The Chef put a lot of thought into curating flavours, textures and presentations in order not to neglect the soul and essence of each dish. The highlight of Portico Platos is their paellas, which are cooked right in front of you. Limited portions are prepared each day so you get the highest quality and freshness. Their signature seafood paella consisted of a huge prawn, mussels, squids and fresh fish. Each mouthful whet our appetite for more and we had such a gratifying meal.

Usual Price: $9
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 88.9%

7. Meal Platter (3 cubes) from Food Anatomy

Chef-owners Sean Wong Xin Hong and Gee Jia Xin both graduated with a Diploma in Culinary Arts from At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy and founded Deli and Daint in 2012, selling a variety of Western cuisine which allows customers to create their own salad. Later on, this entrepreneurial couple decided to set up Food Anatomy, with the concept of “design meets culinary”. They believe that dishes should not only be tasty but aesthetically pleasing as well, hence they sell layered food in blocks. We tried Cold Soba, Organic Lasagna and Pork Cheek with Fragrant Rice and found the soba jelly very unique.

Usual Price: $10.80 per platter
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 90.7%

8. Enjoy a slice of Fat Samurai Pizza from The World is Flat

Originally from the US, Howard grew up in the shadow of Disney World, so the hospitality industry always beckoned to him. He first opened Standing Sushi Bar in 2009 before setting up Tanuki Raw, Shinkansen and running Liberty Spirits Asia and The Secret Mermaid. The World is Flat is Howard’s latest establishment, going into a “revamped” pizza concept, inspired by Californian deep-dish pizzas, fushioned with Japanese tastes. We had a humongous slice of Fat Samurai, which consisted of duck confit, bacon, prawn, burnt onions, smashed US beef, roasted cabbage, Konbu mayo, balsamic Okonomiyaki sauce, crispy bonito flakes, mozzarella and brie, atop an Umami charcoal crust. Honestly, one slice can be shared among 2-3 people as the toppings are very generous. Moreover, with such a deep crust, if can be too heavy if you savour it alone.

Usual Price: $9 per slice
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 88.9%

9. Finger Lickin’ Good 6-piece Chicken Wings Set with rice/fries and drink from Two Wings

Owner Jeremy learnt to fry chicken wings from his granduncle and further fine-tuned the flavours to cater to the current tastebuds. Using fatter wings from Brazil, Jeremy marinates these wings in a secret formula overnight. Hence, you can smell the distinct aroma of sesame oil for the original-flavoured wings as the flavours have already been well-soaked into the wings. Every morning, Jeremy will meticulously massage the wings to drain off excess marinade before deep-frying them to a golden hue and presenting them on wooden boards that makes this package ‘picture-perfect’. These wings are only freshly fried upon order so you can expect delicious, fragrant wings to arrive piping hot on your table.

Usual Price: $12.90 per set
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 92.2%

10. Indulge in 12-hour Crispy Pork Belly from Garçons

Founded in 2015 by Chefs Enoch Teo and Immanuel Tee, Garçons is a casual French dining concept that serves up hearty, unpretentious and affordable European food in a casual setting. They believe that French fine dining cuisine should be accessible to everyone hence their focus is on creating fuss-free gourmet dishes using only the best quality ingredients. You can expect authentic French classics with a modern twist. The 12-hour Crispy Pork Belly is one of their best-selling signature dishes, boasting a spice marinated pork belly served with a honey-balsamic glaze.

Usual Price: $17.90 per portion
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 94.4%

11. Delight in Yakitori Bento (A/B/C) from Teppei Daidokoro

The latest Japanese yakitori concept of Chef Teppei Yamashita, Teppei Daidokoro (‘Daidokoro” means “kitchen” in Japanese) offers yakitori skewers with charcoal-infused yakitori sauce, with a selection of chicken meatball, chicken thigh, pork belly, pork sausages, salmon belly, quail eggs and many more. Chef Teppei spent many months formulating and perfecting his own special charcoal-infused yakitori sauce set to give an intensely charcoal-flavour for yakitori lovers out there. You can look forward to feasting on Yakitori Bento set A, B or C depending on your desired choice of yakitori.

Usual Price: $8.80 per set
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 88.6%

12. Pig out on Spicy Bellychon with Rice from Iskina Cebu

In the past, the suckling pig was imported from Holland but now, you’ll get a taste of Spanish suckling pig, with generous stuffing of lemongrass, spring onion and other secret Cebu ingredients. Chef owner, Christian Calledo, is very particular with MSG and insists on not using it so customers get to fully experience the depth of each part of the meat. For Cebu cooking, it’s all about salt so Chris wants to remain congruent yet he lowered down the usage to suit localized tastebuds. The crackling skin and soft juicy fats goes perfectly with fragrant rice.

Usual Price: $10 per set
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 90.0%

13. Chow down Big Bern’s Beef Whoopass Cheeseburger from Big Bern’s American Grill

Chef-owner Bernie Utchenik, also the culinary talent behind Botak Jones and other restaurants and clubs in Singapore since 1996, has set up Big Bern’s at Timbre+. This “American Diner” concept serves up genuine American comfort foods with Southern Louisiana accents. You’ve to go hungry in order to sink your teeth into Big Bern’s Beef Whoopass Cheeseburger! It’s a really big beef patty, with cheese and chilli con carne smacked deliciously between two layers of hamburger buns. You get a savoury, hearty burger which finishes with a tinge of sour and spicy taste.

Usual Price: $13.50 per set
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 92.6%

14. Relish in sets of 3 Galbi Short Rib Tacos from Vatos Express (opening on 4 Nov 2016)

Behind this successful chain of Korean restaurants are three creative Korean-Americans, hailing from Southern California and Texas. They spent their lives growing up on authentic Mexican food but they were fed a steady diet of homemade Korean food lovingly prepared by their first generation mothers. Thus, leading to the natural progression towards Korean-Mexican fusion cuisine. Vatos Urban Tacos was named the “Hottest New Restaurant in Seoul” and has since garnered many praises for providing exciting new tastes using only the freshest ingredients. You can look forward to devouring the Galbi Short Rib Tacos at Timbre+.

Usual Price: $18 per set
Now: $1
YOU SAVE: 94.4%

On top of mouthwatering food, the $1 Good Eats Campaign also offers 14 bottled beers (choose from Archipelago Brewery’s Singapore Blonde Ale, Vedett Extra White or Little Creatures Bright Ale) and 15 Jim Beam Citrus Highball from the Bottle Shop (usual prices at $10 and $11 respectively) at $1 each daily to complete your night at Timbre+.

Hurry down to Timbre+ as the $1 deal campaign is only limited to 10 to 15 $1 item per restaurant per day and each customer can only purchase one $1 item per restaurant. Note that purchases are for dine-in only and not available for take-aways. Timbre+ boasts a great atmosphere for winding down after a hard day at work, with live music every night after 7.30pm.

Chase away your Monday blues with Johan Lee and Jerome Mak whose music covers a diverse range of genres and eras from the 80s, 90s, to the current top 40s. Relax on Tuesday nights with Good Karma, the band that promises nothing but a great musical sensation, with an innate love for rock and roll, blues and folk songs. Celebrate TGIW and TGIF with SuperSonic, who plays a wide repertoire from Top 40’s to rock to evergreen classics and more, catering to all ages. Unwind on Thursday nights with The Common People, playing the Top 40’s pop rock and party tunes from the 80s, 90s and today’s repertoire. There isn’t any prearranged set list so expect to hear something new everytime and do put down your requests with The Common People. Finally, rock it out on Saturdays nights with O.K READY!, a fresh four-piece band which is entertaining, versatile and massive sounding. They will perform classics and current chart toppers.

So, with such a vibrant scene at Timbre+ every night, wait no further as $1 Good Eats are limited and on a first-come-first-serve basis. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to feast on restaurant food that’s made extremely affordable in a casual, unpretentious environment!

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