Spize

Whenever I see a menu that competes with the entire Harry Potter series combined I tend to run. Being CNY there was a limited amount of alternatives.
It all turned out surprisingly well. Ignoring the fact you can order local food, Italian, burgers and everything in between Spize managed to deliver.
The grilled chicken burger comes with fries and sweet chili sauce. It also tastes pretty good. Portion was reasonable and the fries even seasoned.
Spize is semi-​modern with an open front to the shop, air conditioning and for those who love prata it’s very own prata station.
My only complaint was the 45 minute wait from order to receiving the food. Howver the staff did say this up front which in Singapore is a rare example of communication.

Great food and even better service. Don’t doubt yourself if you’re planning to dine here.

Good food! Dishonest cashier/​staff! Ordered 1 item each (fried rice, tissue prata, ice cream 1 scoop and 10 sticks satay, warm water, milo) total cost: 51 $!!!
Best part was we stood in front of the shop for 10mins none of the staff actually return the extra charges.
Word of caution– Be careful on the total bill!

I passed by this place a bunch of times and it was always packed. Not sure how to label this place. It has all types of cuisines from burgers, pastas, and nasi etc. So I supposed great for a group with particular choices. Basically I feel it’s an upscale hawker restaurant. That’s not an insult. It’s what I hope to get at a hawker stall but never had. Actually hawker stalls are the worst food in sg. It is a bit more expensive than a hawker stall but worth it in the extra execution in the food. Cons– Maybe you find it charming the outdoor eating but you’ll also have find charming the sounds of cars whizzing by. I’ll try more things here as this is a bang for buck place.

I think Spize is one of the best places to go regardless of occasion, my personal favorite is the Nasi Goreng Ayam. The food is extremely good, I’ve even seen local celebrities such as the Sam willows, Shigga Shay and MunahHirzi here before.

Once was a real treat and well worth going out of your way. Now the service is terrible, the prices are double, food is not as good, and it looks like a fast food chain restaurant.

Can’t beat this place when you have late night munchies from being out all night.
I love the Prata.
Every inexpensive

Wanted to check this place out because there is always a line. It seems like people like this because it is open late. I got the roti john special and the chicken curry. I would recommend getting the roti john special, it is very flavorful and enjoyed the sauces that come with it. The online app to order is super easy as well.

Came here on a Tuesday night at around 9pm after having no clue on what to eat and affordable pricing as another factor. After my quick fix of truffle fries elsewhere I came here with my friend.
Ordered mee Bandung after wondering what it is. The food came after 10 minutes or so as there were quite a number of people before and after us. The food presentation was colorful and there are quite a few ingredients in it — eggs, cauliflowers, a piece of prawn and chunks of chicken. The sauce is like mee rebus’ but added with chilli. It was not thick nor runny so it was perfect with the yellow egg noodle when combined.
My friend ordered nasi goreng kampoeng without chilli or chilli sauces. She commented it was alright.
For dessert, I tried prata bomb. The prata is sweet and it has two melted sliced cheese on top and a side of curry sauce. Right way to end my late meal :)
Mango selaseh was quite good to especially when eating mee Bandung (Perspired a lot). Overall, worth the bucks I’m spending :) Service was still fast and efficient even though crowds were trickling.

If I were a man that appreciated irony, I’d find it interesting that I’m always eating halal food in the wee hours of the morning under the influence of alcohol. Wonder what the prophet has to think about that, although if I had to venture a guess, I’d probably conclude that he isn’t a big fan of godless heathens and their drunchies (drunk munchies). Then again, you have to figure that it’s not a bad idea to make money off of wretched infidels while spreading the gospel — so to speak — of delicious halal cuisine. Anyway, to wit…
What we three had:
— 25 sticks of chicken satay
— Nasi Lemak
— Mutton Murtabak
— An assortment of fresh and exotic juices
Everything was generally tasty, well prepared and came out quickly, which I’m sure is an essential component to keeping drunk and rowdy patrons in check. Interesting people watching too: saw all sorts of people mingling which neatly reflects the multicultural aspect of the Lion City.

The Waffle House of Singapore, if your out late, you’ll probably eat anything. Decent food for the hungry late at night

Its cheap and cheerful. Good food at ridiculously low prices!
I have tried their chicken and cheese murtabak, mutton murtabak, chicken biryani (warning on the spice level!), roti, and the dessert with crispy crêpe, bananas and ice cream.
I’ve never tried their western food though — I will probably go to a western restaurant if I want western food.
Its usually full so expect to wait to be seated.
Service is average — and orders can slip when they are full. Manage expectations — don’t expect 5-​star service if you are paying less than $ 10 per dish.
BTW, this is a halal restaurant so definitely no alcohol served.

To a late night party goer, this is paradise. The most extensive range of late night food you could probably ever find, and when you’re tipsy, or tired, or happy, the food will still taste great no matter what. Even sober, the food here doesn’t disappoint, and while it’s no Tony Roma’s or Chilis, but they do offer a great variety of Western and local wares to keep you satisfied.
I am a big fan of the fact that they server truffle fries here. Truffle fries! At 3 am in the morning, truffle fries are a godsend. Haha jokes aside, I have seasoned truffle fries connoisseurs tell me that the ones served here aren’t half bad at all. Their food options cover the whole spectrum, from your fish’n chips, to prata, they have almost anything you could think of whilst inebriated. Or sober.
Here are a couple of the dishes I have tried which are mention worthy and some you should definitely try when visiting Spize. Their roti john chicken special — cheese, mushroom, chicken goodness on bread. Their maggi goreng seafood pattaya — maggi, with seafood and a tinge of orange spicyness wrapped in a hot omelette, nuff said. Their truffle fries — as mentioned above. Their fish and chips — fried crispy goodness with tonnes of fries. Their bangers and mash — good ol’ sausages with creamy mashed potatoes and an equally tasty gravy to match. Their nasi goreng — they’ve got multiple variations of fried rice, be sure to give them all a try. There’s a reason why there’s more than one type.
I could go on but you get the jist. I think the magic in this place is that it comes alive late at night, and is always full of sights and sounds way past midnight. Fantastic for eating those post party blues away. Also fantastic for drunk people watching at 4 am in the morning when you are hungry and cannot go to bed.
Their only downside, when it gets crowded, be sure to expect that orders will slip through the cracks, and you may end up waiting for some time before those truffle fries finally arrive at your table.

Sometimes I wish I could marry food :)
Spize is not just a 24 hour food spot it is full on entertainment joining the rest of the pissheads at what time is it AM. You will be witness to the kind of mayhem normally reserved for a category 3 asylum which may require a change of underpants. More than once here I have laughed so hard my face nearly fell off.
The ‘go to’ on River Valley road when you are shitfaced and, just like a good Sharwarma or Doner, the Roti Prata is going down. Game over man, game over. Comparable to any hawker market but you get to park up and fill your face with a sweet Cheese & Egg or Crayfish filled hot Roti & spicy Chicken curry on the side.
Due back here soon and I cannot wait and for those of you who doubt the quality… try it sober.

I think I’ve been here all of twice sober and it’s definitely quite mediocre generally. That being said, Spize is an absolute post-​clubbing institution and there are few better places when hammered.
I usually go for prata and/​or nasi goreng and washed down with milo dinosaur/​100 plus (my favourite hangover prevention drink). It’s always packed around 4−5am on weekends but it’s so massive you can usually get a table easily. Service is also surprisingly efficient given the crowd. (In that it’s not too hard to order)

Am here writing this review right now and though the food has yet to arrive I have to admit that in the opening 10min the restaurant deserves no more than 1 star. The attitude of the very first staff we approached put us off and the 2^nd, well… all but killed our dinner. Having been a service trainer for years past, seeing staff faces frown when I asked simply for an extra cup is appalling. Food has been served but so what? Sadly, your serves means more…

It’s kinda amusing to think that I’ve been coming to Spize for 10 years now. On and off, it’s quite near my home making a regular late night supper destination.
I’m surprised that the food is so well received because for me it’s always been mediocre. But that’s not what Spize is about after all. It’s not there to be serving you amazing Indian food, it’s there to fill you up in the middle of the night after a long day or work or after some frenetic dancing at Zouk.
It helps then that they have a wide range of options, so no matter what drunk-​munchy craving you have, they’ve got something that’ll probably hit the spot.
It says a lot that they’re constantly expanding (they just took over the unit next to them), and I expect Spize to be around for many years to come.

So many people in Singapore drone on and on about the fact that Spize serves up prata inferior to other outlets. I am not disputing this. But every place has its own utility and its own niche. Spize covers the «post-​clubbing drunk-​crowd» niche. And it’s a great niche to cover because, let’s face it, when you’re drunk you could probably pick up a yoghurt-​lid slathered in bird shit off the ground and devour it as if it were three-​star Michelin fare. Hooray for drunks!
I will admit that I’m drunk almost every time I come here. And I come here a lot. It’s basically a ritual. I don’t care that there are other late night options in Singapore, such as Geylang and what have you. What I want late at night after drinking is prata + teh tarik and Spize is the most dependable and easily accessible option.
The food is pretty good guys, come on. And you get to be in the company of your fellow drunks and party goers. Always fun! We even get the benefit of fairly dim lighting so that we don’t have to be subjected to the seemingly rapid deterioration of our fellow patrons under harsh fluorescent lighting (exacerbated by our impending sobriety).
By the way, even though I order the exact same thing every time I come (cheese egg prata and teh tarik less sweet), I have been very pleasantly surprised by the crayfish. Try the crayfish!

I always order the same ‘ol thing here even though the menu spreads across Malay, Indian Muslim, Thai-​Chinese & even Western food and happens to open til 6am! Hehe Post-​clubbing food, albeit not much hyper-​active past midnight activities for me these days.
What I like from here is Maggie Mee Goreng THAIII~ You gotta emphasize on the THAI so that they don’t give you maggie goreng in RED colour! Plaster prata is a hit or a miss here, sometimes I feel like sending my plaster back so that they could give me a beautiful yolk but they are pretty busy most of the times I visit. One of their nasi goreng is quite delicious, especially with the accompanied samballll.
The iced teh limau, which is iced lemon tea and teh halia are pretty good as well.
What I dislike from here is probably the smokers’ corner and the dust from the road. But guess what? I have been successfully avoiding these two since I found out they have delivery services and satisfied my crazy hunger pangs at 3am! :D I could then sleep soundly without being grouchy. Be minded that the waiting time is approximately an hour.

You can love it or hate it but Spize is a necessary establishment in every party-​goers life. If you’re done at Zouk and need food, and you probably will, skip the amazingly overpriced food stand outside zouk that serves no purpose but to rip drunk people off.
Instead, head straight to Spize which is so nearby, will still be open and has food that tastes good whether or not you’re intoxicated.
The menu is really extensive, as is the seating. As a vegetarian, there are plenty of options — the usual nasi goreng and mee goreng (both about $ 4, as there are a few kinds) can all be done veggie style, though you might want to repeat your order a few times to make sure they get it right (this goes for anywhere, really).
More favourites are the drinks like ice limau (lime) and longan. The Blue Longan drink is awesome as well. It’s basically just processed fruit and colouring, but it’s exciting. Because it’s blue. Who needs cocktails, right?