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🌟Tipo Pasta 🍝 Bar 🌟 حلال ( HALAL )
Address - 28 Aliwal Street, #01-07, Singapore 199918
Ambiance/Facilities - Boasting pastel pink and turquoise walls, large windows, and beautiful pendant lights, Tipo Pasta Bar’s interior was very Instagrammable. The restaurant had a decent amount of seats with ample space, and it was very warm and inviting. However, it got crowded really quickly by the time our food arrived. We didn’t mind it, but it might not be ideal for those looking for a quiet place to dine in.
Highlights - Classy Carbonara ($17.60++), Build Your Own Pasta ($9.90++)
Avg. Price per Person - SGD30
Rating - 8/10
If you’re a pasta lover like me, you would have probably heard of the highly raved-about Tipo Pasta Bar, a Muslim-owned restaurant that specializes in handmade pasta. Every time I’d plan to visit, they would be fully booked. This time, I decided to be a bit more kiasu and walk in to the store before they opened. But the food 🥘 were really amazing!!!
The brioche bread 🥯 was crisp, buttery, and toasted to perfection.But the star ⭐️ of the show was the
Classy Carbonara and Creste De Gallo was our pasta of choice here. The dish stars a creamy sauce made from egg yolks, grated Grana Padano, tender smoked duck 🦆 , and a sous vide egg 🥚 . Each bite was filled with pocketfuls of creamy goodness.
Overall, I felt that Tipo Pasta Bar did live up to its hype. My only gripe with it would be the small portions and the difficulty to get a reservation. Despite this, I thoroughly enjoyed the dining experience and would come back for special occasions with family and friends. With such premium ingredients, this restaurant is definitely worth a shot.And Tipo Pasta Bar is a Muslim-Owned restaurant.
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A must visit place for Muslim friends, with soo many delicious halal food options.
Very Arab-style place, even the restaurant is open by many Arabs, and there are paintings to draw. It’s cool.
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