The New Harbour Cafe & Bar
114 Tanjong Pagar Road
Tel: 62262657Fax: 6225 2668
72%
35 Votes
- Beer, Cafe, Pub/Bar, Restaurant, Wine
- Asian, Local, Western
- nharbour@singnet.com.sg
Closed on Sundays & Public Holidays, Mon - Fri: 11:00 am - 11:00 pm, Sat: 03:00 pm - 11:00 pm
- Cantonment / Tanjong Pagar / Chinatown
- Tanjong Pagar
- 20
The New Harbour Cafe & Bar is located at Tanjong Pagar Road and serves Western Food.
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Suitable for
- Dinner12 votes
- After Work10 votes
- Vibrant/Noisy8 votes
- Large Groups/Gathering7 votes
- Lunch7 votes
- Alfresco/Outdoor Dining6 votes
- Chillout6 votes
- Girls Night Out5 votes
- Live Band5 votes
- Boys Night Out5 votes
- Cheap Eat/Budget3 votes
- Supper3 votes
- Hidden Find3 votes
- Private Dining2 votes
- People Watching2 votes
- Quiet2 votes
- Business Dining1 votes
- Children/Family1 votes
- Romance/First Dates1 votes
- Brunch1 votes
Top Must Try Dishes
- Crackling Roast Pork2 votes
- Beer2 votes
- pork2 votes
- Pork chop2 votes
- steak2 votes
- chicken salad1 votes
- fish and chips n grilled dory fish1 votes
- next time going for fish & chips1 votes
- dory fish fish& chips1 votes
- pork fillet1 votes
- clams in beer stock1 votes
Reviews
Food Lover Simon
does not recommend this place.
not fantastic
01 May 2013Bad service staff. Insist that we ordered the crispy pork and even pointed her fingers at my friends. Bad attitude... Nothing fantastic about the food.
Don't recommend going
Don't recommend going
jkleeee
recommends this place.
Chill out place!
13 Mar 2013Nice place to chill and hang out before starting the Friday night of partying! A must try is their mix grill and lamb chops with mint jelly + a pint of beer! If you feel like heading home after that, easy to get a cab and walking distance to the MRT and bus stops!
: steak, pork, Pork chop
I also recommend this place for:
After Work, Cheap Eat/Budget, Chillout
The Hungry Bunny
recommends this place.
For a hearty porky meal
06 Mar 2013For the full review, pls see http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.sg/2013/03/the-new-harbour-cafe-bar.html
The New Harbour Cafe & Bar is an quaint English-styled restobar at the slowly-being-revived-once-again Duxton Hill area. The cuisine here is basically bastardised western food with Hainanese leanings.
We had:
1) Hainanese Pork Chops ($16.80 as part of the Thursday special set lunch) juicy, albeit fatty, breadcrumbed-coated pork cutlet flash fried and drenched in a thin tomato-gravy, with a side of peas and onions, chips and a fiery chilli. This is one of the better renditions around. A mound of chicken-flavoured rice completes the main.
2) Grilled Salmon Fillet Florentine ($18.80): 2 thick slabs of salmon, seared to retain its moistness is doused with a florentine sauce, and served with with mash, creamed spinach and buttered mixed vegetables. This could have done without the rich and a little cloying florentine sauce
3) Grilled Pork Chops ($18.80 as part of the weekday set lunch): flavoursome and moist, just the right attributes needed for a delicious hunk of meat. This was tasty on its own even without the brown sauce
4) Hainanese Roast Pork ($12.80): This was seriously good stuff. Meaty, and salty and juicy and with the perfect crunchy skin. Both the thick black kecap manis chilli mix and sambal were great accompaniments.
The New Harbour Cafe & Bar is an quaint English-styled restobar at the slowly-being-revived-once-again Duxton Hill area. The cuisine here is basically bastardised western food with Hainanese leanings.
We had:
1) Hainanese Pork Chops ($16.80 as part of the Thursday special set lunch) juicy, albeit fatty, breadcrumbed-coated pork cutlet flash fried and drenched in a thin tomato-gravy, with a side of peas and onions, chips and a fiery chilli. This is one of the better renditions around. A mound of chicken-flavoured rice completes the main.
2) Grilled Salmon Fillet Florentine ($18.80): 2 thick slabs of salmon, seared to retain its moistness is doused with a florentine sauce, and served with with mash, creamed spinach and buttered mixed vegetables. This could have done without the rich and a little cloying florentine sauce
3) Grilled Pork Chops ($18.80 as part of the weekday set lunch): flavoursome and moist, just the right attributes needed for a delicious hunk of meat. This was tasty on its own even without the brown sauce
4) Hainanese Roast Pork ($12.80): This was seriously good stuff. Meaty, and salty and juicy and with the perfect crunchy skin. Both the thick black kecap manis chilli mix and sambal were great accompaniments.
