Wednesday, February 22, 2006

Melbourne's Bratwurst Shop in Singapore

Black Pepper Pork Grilled Sausage

I finally made it down here today, and indeed, this is related to the famous shop at Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market; apparently this guy used to work there, and then he went in with the owner over there to setup shop here as the first overseas branch.

Anyway, I ventured off into a couple new items today, including the Black Pepper Pork sausage, which the owner's wife assured me was one of the most popular ones there next to the Spicy Beef & Pork sausage that I got last time. It tasted just like it sounded with a black pepper taste, but it just didn't have enough kick, so I think I'll still go for the Spicy Beef & Pork sausage next time (and maybe opt for some extra toppings that they offer like grilled onions). They have other sausage selections, like Mild Beef & Pork and Chicken & Mushroom, but those don't sound too appetizing to me, aside from maybe the Swiss Cheese Pork. Anyway, all the sausages are apparently custom-made here, and run at S$4.50 (US$2.65), with extras at S$0.20 (US$0.12) each.

Rosemary Lamb Focaccia with Tzatziki Sauce, Feta Cheese & Spanish OnionsThey also feature a number of focaccia sandwiches here. Now, I'm not a huge fan of focaccia (I don't like that overused olive oil and rosemary taste), but I went for this after seeing a news article posted at the shop that talked about how their Rosemary Lamb sandwich tasted like Greek souvlaki that is sold along Lonsdale Street in Melbourne. It was pretty tasty, especially with the sauce, but I'm still gonna stick to the sausages next time.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

omg! i shouldn't have view this blog in the middle of the night, it makes me hungry now.

I'm a HUGE fan of sandwiches..
gonna check out the place someday..thanks for the info! =)

Anonymous said...

what's the shop's address?

bma said...

Plaza Singapura B2-39C, 6884-4093

Anonymous said...

I love the lonsdale street souvlaki! I haven't had it since i moved away 3 years ago ... any idea where i can get a good souvlaki in singapore?

Anonymous said...

Its got nothing to do with the Melbourne store. The whole story was a hyped up marketing bluff. You people are just plain gullible. Sighed... Singaporeans..

Anonymous said...

Dude, the Melbourne owner is a partner in the Singapore store and is there every 6 weeks or so. I worked in the Melbourne store when the Singapore guy was working with us.

Anonymous said...

I used to work in the singapore store dude and the owner of the melbourne store drops by now and then to visit.

Anonymous said...

its not hyped up.. its true.. im the sister of the owner from melbourne, australia. its all custom made for the shop.. the my sister and brother in law are very particular about quality.. get your facts straight