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Jack's Place Celebrates the Return of Tenderloin Fest With New Menu Additions & Dining Deals

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Hi Huneybees,


The much-celebrated Tenderloin Fest at Jack's Place is back this September and there are new menu features and deals for all to enjoy! 

Tenderloin Fest is a culinary celebration that pays homage to Jack's Place's signature tenderloin steak, the pinnacle of premium grass-fed New Zealand beef, renowned for its exceptional tenderness and rich flavours. It is this one time of the year that guests will have the delightful opportunity to choose from an extensive selection of beef tenderloin dishes, making it a truly special occasion on the menu.


Guests’ favourites will take the spotlight during Tenderloin Fest, featuring the beloved Tenderloin Steaks-Jack’s Special Steak, Fire Steak, Black Pepper Steak, Sambal Steak, and the irresistible Creamy Mushroom Onion Steak, each exuding its unique essence and character, making it a delightful feast for discerning diners. In addition, Jack's Place has also added 2 new dishes - the Roasted Tenderloin Tail and the Carpetbag Steak. 

Tenderloin Tail 

The Tenderloin Tail offers a sharing option for 2 with a slice that narrows down to at the end; cooked till medium you can get 2 types of texture in a dish, with the bigger portion slightly more juicy and the end being roasted to its fullest. The dish comes paired with a delectable Cajun sauce, tender, and fluffy baked potato, and a medley of herbs, pickled cherry tomatoes & seasonal vegetables, promising an elevated culinary experience.

Carpetbag Steak

The Carpetbag Steak is a nostalgic dish popular in Australia and New Zealand during the mid-20th century.  A pocket is cut into the Signature Tenderloin steak via a small entry cut and then expanded internally, into which oysters are stuffedresulting in a luscious melding of flavors that promises to enthrall every palate.

Tenderloin with Escargots au Beurre

For the Tenderloin Combos, Jack's Place is offering a few unique combinations of tenderloin with bacon, Cajun prawns, or escargots. Meat lovers, for instance, will revel in the Bacon Filet Mignon with Truffle Butter ($32.50++), while the Ultimate Turf and Surf ($33.50++) promises a delightful treat for seafood and meat enthusiasts. Escargot fans, on the other hand, will find delight in the Tenderloin with Escargots au Beurre($33.50++), tender fillet with escargots in garlic and herbbutter sauce. 

Left: Cheesy Corn Baked 
Right: PotatoTruffle & Mushroom Baked Potato

All Tenderloin main courses come with a signature baked potato that complements the steaksand during the Tenderloin Fest, guests can upgrade it to the new ‘Loaded Baked Potato’ for just $1 more. The New Loaded Baked Potato offers two options such as the Truffle & Mushroom Baked Potato and Cheesy Corn Baked Potato, apart from the Signature Baked Potato, which is topped with sour dressing, turkey bacon, and chives.


A selection of their All-Time Favourites appetizers at only $9.90++ is a great choice to start any meal, with just an order of any Tenderloin Steak. The sumptuous appetizer selection includes Escargots in Shellwith Garlic ButterScallopBienvilleLobster, and Crab Stuffed MushroomsMeat-Free Chargrilled Pieces Salad, and Crispy SamplePlatter.

Yuzu Mojito

As a complement, you can choose from their range of promotional beverages – the new Yuzu Mojito, Trapiche-Oak Cask Chardonnay, or the Trapiche-Oak Cask Malbecor ErdingeDunkel Beer. 


To end the meal on a sweet note, don't leave without having to enjoy the scrumptious Nutella Banana Cupcake that combines rich chocolate Nutella frosting with light and fluffy banana cake. Opt to have it on its own or top it up with a scoop of Gelato.  I'm normally not a cupcake person but this dessert comes recommended by me.


To reward their loyal diners, Jack's Place has also launched a stamp campaign during this celebrative fest. Earn a Tenderloin Fest stamp for every order of a tenderloin steak; every four stamps will allow you to redeem $10 off your next purchase. These exclusive offers are available at all Jack’s Place Restaurants islandwide!!



For more information, you can visit www.jacksplace.com.sg.
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Are You Craving for Noodles Now?

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Hi Huneybees,


Whether be it Wanton Noodle, Mee Pok Dry, Mee Goreng or Mee Rubus, I am a sucker for all of them as noodle has always been my comfort food since young.

Recently while attending an event at City Square Mall, I had an opportunity to dine at a new noodle house on the block in Singapore - Face to Face noodle house (面 对 面). Unknown to some, Face to Face noodle house (面 对 面) is a 100 years old brand name with 30 outlets all over Malaysia and the outlet in City Square Mall is its first venture into Singapore.


A quick look at its menu suggested that it is a Malaysian Hakka-style noodle store with its exclusive use of Pan mee (Chinese: 板麺, pronounced as ban mian). It's block noodles from the Hakka's method of cutting the noodle into straight strands using a wooden block as ruler. Being Hakka myself, how can I not like these noodles eh?

Armed with an empty stomach, I ordered its signature Traditional Sarawak Noodles as well as one of its new Singapore creations Curry Chicken Pan Mee.

My verdict on the food? 

Size wise, I was glad to find the serving portion for both noodles were reasonable large for my hungry tummy and its char siu (叉燒)s and Curry Chicken were thicker and bigger than most noodle stores would serve in a shopping mall environment.



Traditional Sarawak Noodles
Curry Chicken Pan Mee
 
Taste wise, I found the Pan mee of Traditional Sarawak Noodles slightly overcooked and was kinda blend while its char siu (叉燒) were too hard and dry to my liking. I enjoyed the aroma of the curry from Curry Chicken Pan Mee but unfortunately it was a little too salty.

Like beauty, which is in the eye of the beholder, food is the same for taster; subjective. 
The battle of the noodle houses has just started and Face to Face noodle house (面 对 面) needs more than its 100 years branding from across the causeway to stay alive here. Before I sign off for my meal, I do suggest all non-halal Huneybees who have dined at Face to Face noodle house (面 对 面) in City Square Mall to share your unadulterated view with me.





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