Bugis doesn’t seem like much. In fact, it’s one of those restaurants with a long line and tiny parking that you’ll probably skip for the fancier-looking Singaporean restaurants. If you do that, however, you’d be disappointing your hungry tummy. If you’re hungry for comfy and hearty Singaporean fare, look at the Bugis menu and become one of the restaurant’s many believers.
Here is the latest Bugis Menu with prices in the Philippines:
| Menu | Price |
|---|---|
Breakfast |
|
| Early Riser Platter (Fish) | 230 |
| Early Riser Platter (Sausage) | 230 |
| Early Riser Platter (Chicken) | 230 |
| Early Riser Platter (Sweet Pork) | 230 |
| Nasi Lemak Burger | 165 |
| Economical Beehon | 65 |
| Kaya Toast Set (2pc Toast/ Soft Boiled Egg / Coffee) | 125 |
| Kaya Toast Set (Ala Carte/ 2pcs Kaya Toast) | 70 |
| Roti With Condensed Milk and Brewed Coffee | 75 |
| Singapore Ramen (Original) | 100 |
| Singapore Ramen (Sesame) | 100 |
| Singapore Ramen (Hot and Spicy) | 100 |
Breakfast Drinks |
|
| Milso Dinosaur (Cold) | 125 |
| Hot Milo | 55 |
| The Tarik (Cold) | 95 |
| The Tarik (Hot) | 55 |
| Fruit Tea (Cold) | 75 |
| Fruit Tea (Hot) | 75 |
| Hot Jasmine Tea | 50 |
| Blended Iced Tea | 75 |
| Brewed Coffee | 55 |
Appetizers |
|
| Numnums (Per Stick) | 38 |
| Numnums (Set of 12) | 420 |
| Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce (3 Sticks) | 120 |
| Dynamite (2 pcs) | 38 |
| Curry Balls (3 pcs) | 38 |
| Beef Roll (2 pcs) | 120 |
| Pork Roll (2 pcs) | 120 |
| Chicken Chops | 135 |
| Squid Sambal | 185 |
| Buttered Squid Rings | 185 |
| Crunchy Tofu w/ Mushroom Sauce | 145 |
| Salted Egg Chicken and Prawns | 280 |
Noodles |
|
| Singapore Laksa | 250 |
| Bah Kut The | 230 |
| Fish Soup with Mushroom Noodles | 230 |
| Steamboat with Beef or Pork Strips | 230 |
| Sukiyaki | 225 |
| Mee Goreng | 155 |
| Canton / Bihon Guisado | 195 |
| Singapore Ramen (Original) | 100 |
| Singapore Ramen (Sesame) | 100 |
| Singapore Ramen (Hot and Spicy) | 100 |
| Char Kuey Teow | 155 |
| Fried Noodles | 65 |
| Satay Beehon | 185 |
| Soy Sauce Chicken Noodle | 195 |
Rice Meals |
|
| Satay Rice | 125 |
| Nasi Goreng Rice | 125 |
| Sambal Fried Rice | 125 |
| Hainanese Fried Rice | 115 |
| Shrimp Fried Rice | 155 |
| Laksa Rice | 165 |
| Shanghai Fried Rice | 175 |
| Plain Rice | 35 |
| Beef Teriyaki | 190 |
| Chicken Teriyaki | 185 |
| Pork Teriyaki | 185 |
| Nasi Lemak | 230 |
| Bugis Chicken with Rice | 185 |
| Bugis Chicken Ala Carte | 255 |
Curry Meals |
|
| Fish Curry | 225 |
| Chicken Curry | 225 |
| Beef Curry | 295 |
| Curry Tonkatsu | 225 |
| Extra Roti | 40 |
Chicken |
|
| Hainanese Chicken | 248 |
| Hainanese Chicken (Whole) | 405 |
| Soy Garlic Chicken | 165 |
| Buffalo Wings | 165 |
| Orange Chicken | 205 |
Bugis Menu
Regarding Singaporean street food, Bugis is where it’s at, and they offer some insanely delicious meals in a relaxed setting that allows you to take your time while still getting a fantastic value. With so many delicious options, from hefty main courses to your favorite comfort eats, you’ll be spoilt for choice and want to return to Bugis ASAP.
Bugis Bestsellers
These are the dishes that many people (including us!) agree are the greatest of the Bugis Singaporean Street Food menu.
Nasi Goreng and Mee Goreng
Meat pieces, delicious chorizo, corn kernels, and scrambled eggs round out the ingredients for Nasi Goreng Rice. It has such a rich taste that it may be enjoyed on its own. On the other hand, the Mee Goreng is so strongly perfumed with spices that you may think twice before eating it. Don’t be alarmed, however; despite its strong aroma, it’s really rather mild. I can’t handle very spicy foods, but I was able to eat this and like it due to the sweetness.
Laksa
What’s Singaporean food without good Laksa? This delicious Singaporean dish is perfect for sharing between two or three people, but if you’re feeling ravenous, you could easily take it down all by yourself. The Laksa is served up hot and fresh in a chafing dish with a nifty little burner to keep it warm while you savor every spoonful. From the very first sip, I knew I was in for a treat – this Laksa is seriously addictive! And if you can’t get enough of that rich and fragrant broth, don’t worry, you can ask for a refill (but only one per order, so make it count!).
For another restaurant that does cheap and yummy laksa, you can try Eat Fresh!
Buttered Squid Rings
Despite their unassuming appearance, these Buttered Squid Rings completely changed the game. The squid rings, which were neither tough nor mushy, were the ideal accompaniment to the delicate and crispy coating. If you want to really amp up the taste, try dunking them in the red onion and vinegar sauce; it’s just the right amount of acidic and fiery. My partner surely enjoyed each mouthful!
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Roti
No doubt about it, after a nice meal like that, dessert is a must. We decided to end things on a high note and went for a classic Roti. This stretchy flatbread is perfect for dipping in plain condensed milk – it doesn’t get any more basic than that, but sometimes the simplest desserts are the best, am I right?
Bugis Delivery
You can enjoy my recommendations or your personal favorites from Bugis without having to leave your home! You can find them on your favorite delivery apps like foodpanda and GrabFood if they deliver in your area. In-house delivery is also available from Bugis Singapore Street Food. You can do this by sending them a message on Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp or by calling one of their physical locations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any way to get in contact with Bugis?
Yes! They have a rich following on social media. You can follow them on Facebook (/BugisPh) or Instagram (@bugisph). You can also give them a call at 0945 994 3662 or shoot them an email at BugisChompPH@gmail.com.
How many Bugis branches are there?
As of writing, there are four branches where you can enjoy their awesome meals. You can find them in Quezon City (78 N. Roxas St. and 207 Banawe St.), San Juan (285 P. Guevarra St.), and Marikina (32 Gen. Ordonez).
About Bugis in the Philippines
In addition to being a popular place to shop and eat in Singapore, Bugis is also a popular tourist attraction. As its name suggests, Bugis Singaporean Street Food is inspired by this real-life location and serves customers authentic hawker fare from Singapore, including staples like Nasi Goreng, roti, curry balls, and steamboat Laksa soup.
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