buffalo wings? but i don't eat buffalo!
blardy hell! i had never tasted buffalo wings so numbingly hot it burns before and last night was the first. paris and i went to dine at sunset grill. it's located somewhere on the outskirts of seletar camp. it's a quaint little joint hidden away between airplane hangers. it was a rather difficult find but the food's worth all the efforts to go find it. there is no way you can take a nice stroll and accidentally stumble onto it because it's so far in, it's almost like a hidden gem.
so anyway, paris and i started on our journey to sunset grill and, after much help from phil, i was pleasantly surprised to find the whole place to be rather charming amidst the whole delapidated surroundings. the friendly staff gave sunset grill a kind of warmth that was much needed.
paris and i decided on splitting the cost right down the middle so, we decided to splurge a bit. for starters we had the fried mushrooms. the dish was too oily for comfort but delectable and equally sinful. the mushrooms were fresh and succulent even after being deep fried.
then came the house specialty, the buffalo wings. they had the wings marinated in a special sauce, from level one all the way to the chef's challenge which was level fifteen. paris and i both decided to not take the chance and opted for what we thought was mildly hot. how wrong we were. the first taste i had of the marinated wings i nearly flipped out of my chair. seriously, the images of old cartoon characters like tom (from tom and jerry) blowing steam out of his ears after being tricked into eating a can full of chilli came to mind. it was hot! tamale hot! but i supposed after you get through with the first of the many, you kinda get used to it. i usually stop eating something when it's too hot and spicy but there's something about the chicken and the hot sauce that made so appealing it's difficult to stop. this is a must try! it's such a waste of a long journey inwards if you don't try the wings. maybe next time we'll go up one level! hah! i only wish!
the main course came. paris had lamb and i had tenderloin steak. both meat were juicy and mouth watering. it was truly amazing. the merlot we had was smooth. it brought out the taste i guess, but i am not a big fan of wine. there's something about the after taste that disturbs me! haha. howevere, all in all, it was a great dinner.
price-wise, it's kinda pricey though. we spent about a hundred dollars on the both of us last night. the steak and the lamb was mid ranged priced i suppose.. between $22 - $32 and the wings, well it depends on the level you choose for the hot sauce.
so, i definitely recommend this joint! the best!
so anyway, paris and i started on our journey to sunset grill and, after much help from phil, i was pleasantly surprised to find the whole place to be rather charming amidst the whole delapidated surroundings. the friendly staff gave sunset grill a kind of warmth that was much needed.
paris and i decided on splitting the cost right down the middle so, we decided to splurge a bit. for starters we had the fried mushrooms. the dish was too oily for comfort but delectable and equally sinful. the mushrooms were fresh and succulent even after being deep fried.
then came the house specialty, the buffalo wings. they had the wings marinated in a special sauce, from level one all the way to the chef's challenge which was level fifteen. paris and i both decided to not take the chance and opted for what we thought was mildly hot. how wrong we were. the first taste i had of the marinated wings i nearly flipped out of my chair. seriously, the images of old cartoon characters like tom (from tom and jerry) blowing steam out of his ears after being tricked into eating a can full of chilli came to mind. it was hot! tamale hot! but i supposed after you get through with the first of the many, you kinda get used to it. i usually stop eating something when it's too hot and spicy but there's something about the chicken and the hot sauce that made so appealing it's difficult to stop. this is a must try! it's such a waste of a long journey inwards if you don't try the wings. maybe next time we'll go up one level! hah! i only wish!
the main course came. paris had lamb and i had tenderloin steak. both meat were juicy and mouth watering. it was truly amazing. the merlot we had was smooth. it brought out the taste i guess, but i am not a big fan of wine. there's something about the after taste that disturbs me! haha. howevere, all in all, it was a great dinner.
price-wise, it's kinda pricey though. we spent about a hundred dollars on the both of us last night. the steak and the lamb was mid ranged priced i suppose.. between $22 - $32 and the wings, well it depends on the level you choose for the hot sauce.
so, i definitely recommend this joint! the best!
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