Ratings and feedback for Forum Seafood Village Restaurant. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Forum Seafood Village Restaurant

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Hospitality and gastronomy

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42 Boat Quay, Singapore 049831

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So, I just popped by the Forum Seafood Village Restaurant at 42 Boat Quay in Singapore. Honestly, it’s like a mixed bag of delights and disappointments served on a rather attractive plate. The place has that casual vibe where you kinda feel like you could chill with a drink, but whoa, let’s talk about the food prices!

To put things into perspective, they’ve got a score of 3.4 from a whopping 677 reviews. People seem a bit divided on their experience. Some rave about the chili crab, calling it “AMAZING!” and downright comparable to mom’s cooking. Can you believe it? Chili crab that brings back those nostalgic feels! Now, if only all the dishes lived up to that praise.

On the flip side, there are folks who’ve felt totally bamboozled by the pricing. Like, paying 80 EUR for just two people and leaving still hungry? Yikes! That’s like raiding the snack cabinet after a fancy dinner with nothing to show for it. And many reviews point to that common tourist trap vibe, which, let’s be honest, can be a real buzzkill.

But hey, if you’re in the mood for a drink, their happy hour may come to your rescue. With beer flags waving and a decent view of the water, it’s not entirely bleak. Outdoor seating also adds a chill factor to the whole experience. If you’re just looking to kick back with a beer, why not?

And if you’re rolling solo or in a group? No worries, this place can cater to that – though I’d steer clear of anything too pricey on the menu. Trust me, many have walked out feeling they’d been short-changed.

To sum it up, Forum Seafood Village does have its moments. If you’re after a waterfront view and some cold drinks, it might be a solid pit stop. Just keep an eye on what you’re ordering, maybe skip the fancy seafood, and consider your options wisely. Life’s too short to eat mediocre food, right?