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Pita Pan @ Marina Bay Sands

Pita Pan at Marina Bay Sands

Rachel and I had lunch at Pita Pan after a visit to the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands. Pita Pan is a vegetarian restaurant serving homemade Pita Breads, Falafels, Middle Eastern Salads and other Mediterranean dishes.

Via their website:

The restaurant is the brainchild of chef and restauranteer, Mrs Reena Pushkarna and her son, Mr Kunal Pushkarna. Mrs Reena personally taught the all-Singaporean team of cooks the fundamentals of Middle Eastern cuisine and sent them to understudy in various kitchens in Israel. Pita Pan’s menu boasts modernized versions of all-vegetarian dishes from Mrs Reena’s personal vault of recipes.

I am not a big fan of vegetarian or extremely healthy food. Most of the time, taste is compromised and I am more of a foodie than a health nut (which explains my thick waistline).

I enjoyed my meal at Pita Pan though. The many sauces they offer were really rich and flavorful, compensating for the plain tasting pita bread and dough staples.

The restaurant’s Red Shakshuka comes highly recommended. This is the first time I am trying this tomato dish. The presentation in a sizzling hot pan looks awesome and very delicious, but I am not really a fan as it is a little too mild in taste for me.

Restaurant interior
Crispy pita sticks with three different dips – green chili, fresh tomato and a third yellow sauce
Top view
Selection of fresh greens to go into the pita pocket
Rachel with her pita pocket, filled with ingredient of her choice
Red Shakshuka ($9.90): a rich spicy sauce of tomatoes, peppers and onions, with 2 poached eggs and served with plain pita
The Red Shakshuka in a pan and a piece of plain pita
The mediterranean platter ($24.90)
Turning the plate to the other side

Rachel and I particularly like the crispy pita sticks and the accompanying condiments. The mediterranean platter for two works for those who wants to try a bit of everything – kind of like an introduction to middle eastern mediterranean food.

While the restaurant food is not exactly cheap, it is one of the more budget alternative if you are in the Marina Bay Sands vicinity.

If you are interested to visit Pita Pan, here are the details:

Address: 2 Bayfront Avenue, #01-87 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Tel: +65 6688 7450

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