Hungry Heroes

Great place to hangout if you like collecting stuff. Lots of interesting figures of superheroes. Looks nondescript from the outside until you walk in. Food was ok, not fantastic but normal. A tat expensive. Space was tight. Narrow hall. Overall a good experience.

Very cool interior, but food was average at best. Don’t get me wrong, the food was not bad, just nothing to shout about. I had brunch and the tastiest item I ordered was the truffle whipped potatoes. The ribs were definitely overrated with hardly enough meat on the bone. The toast, eggs, hash, sausages, etc., are equivalent to that of breakfast buffet items served at hotel coffee houses. With that said, you have to experience it for the interior. It’s pretty awesome.

Hungry Heroes is a themed restaurant with a bunch of superheroes on display at the wall. The menu is American diner, with ribs, burgers, chili cheese fries (Hero Fries).
The food is extremely heavy. The chili cheese fries was topped off with additional mayonnaise, which made the already heavy dish even more unhealthy and calorie-​rich. We ordered healthy items like salad and roast potatoes, and the first was covered with really heavy dressing, and the second seemed to be baked in a lot of margarine or butter. I expect fries to be greasy, but I ordered ’ ‘healthy’ dishes to hopefully counteract the other dishes, and these were gratuitously greasy. Our stomachs couldn’t handle more grease, so after we finished dinner, we walked 3 MRT stops, rather than take the MRT, because the meal was so heavy.
This place was busy with college /​young locals. This makes a lot of sense — these are young people that don’t gain weight as easily (or even looking to gain weight), and the price was very affordable. But if you go to the gym, or are trying to watch your health at all, then best to stay away.
Water is not free, so you might be inclined to buy a iced tea or soda drink which is even more calories.