A Famous Nasi Lemak Eatery Reopens With New All-Day Menu At Beach Road
This famed restaurant is known for celebrating coconut milk recipes on top of Nasi Lemak.
The Coconut Club relocated from their previous outlet at Ann Siang to a larger space at Beach Road.
The outlet acclaimed for Nasi Lemak is housed in a historic 3-storey shophouse, accommodating up to 100 customers. Additionally, the space is decked out in a tropical theme with bananas and coconut wall murals, communal tables for group dining, wooden furniture, hanging lamps, along with a open kitchen and an alfresco dining area.
Excellently, The Coconut Club is cooking up an even bigger feast than before with a new all-day dining menu featuring new breakfasts, lunches, dinners, cocktails and much more.
THE FOOD
For breakfast, diners can enjoy Otah Katsu Sando ($7.80) or the chargrilled Kaya Toast ($6.80) with coconut jam, butter and boiled eggs. Complete your breakfast with a coffee or tea of choice for just $3 extra.
The star of the menu is of course the Nasi Lemak sets. Each set comes with a delicious portion of coconut rice, fried egg, anchovies, peanuts, cucumber and sambal. Menu highlights include Ayam Goreng Berempah ($18.80) consisting of spiced and fried organic chicken, Otah ($10.80) a charcoal-grilled fish cake dish and Ikan Bakar ($18.80) with stuffed Selar Kuning fish.
Starters such as Gado Gado ($12) or the yellowfin tuna dish Gohu Ikan ($16) are also crowd-pleasers. Otherwise, an array of shared platters have been added to the menu. With chicken, beef, lamb, veggie and seafood options…you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Appease your sweet tooth by finishing with a traditional dessert. Think Kueh Bakar Keledek ($9.80) which is a sweet potato cake, topped with coconut sorbet, Pandan Sago Gula Melaka ($21.80) made with one of our favourite gelato shops ice cream, Birds Of Paradise. Alternatively, purchase a whole cake such as Peanut Buttercream Cake ($60) to share with the group.
Wash it all down with one of their newest coconut cocktails. For example, the Pineapple Old Fashioned ($21) is made with refreshing scotch whiskey, pineapple skin syrup, Laphroaig 10 and coconut water.
With over 1600 positive google reviews, this famous Singaporean restaurant is unmissable this season.
📍269 Beach Rd, Singapore 199546
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