Menu from Rouse
Menu highlights
Nibbles
Salsa Fries
Chunky grilled potato fries in fresh salsa
Sweet Potato Fries
With spicy dill mayo sauce
Shroom Shroom
Swiss browns loaded with ricotta & crumbs
Brunch
Lempeng "Cik Kam"
Reviving the classic malay pancake, with sweet & spicy sambal & rosemary tiger prawns.
Muesli French Toast
with mixed berries compote
Ham & Cheese Croissant
Turkey ham with melted Cheddar & Emmental, topped with sunny side up between classic croissant
Salted Egg Calamari Roll
Crispy calamaris topped with infamous salted egg gravy, tucked in a sliced hot dog bun
B.O.B
Classic beef burger with grilled Portobello and served with chunky fries
Crabby Patty
Topped with mango salsa & house salad on the side
Halaal
Ramadan Special: Tandoori Chicken Linguine
Masala-marinated chicken, grilled to perfection & served with linguine, drizzled with Tandoori sauce
Ramadan Special: Eggplant & Beef Lasagne with Garlic Toast
Eggplant slices in flavourful beef sauce layered upon sheets of lasagne on a rich béchamel sauce.
Ramadan Special: Pan Seared Salmon with Spicy Lemon Cream
A filet of pan seared Salmon served on a bed of creamy mash & finished with spicy lemon cream sauce.
Ramadan Special: Lime Sorbet Passionfruit Tea
Ramadan Special: Caramel Flan with Berry Compote
Ramadan Special: Desserts Add-on
Complete your meal with a Caramel Flan & Lime Sorbet Passionfruit Tea
More about the restaurant: Rouse
Tucked along one of the many little side-streets criss-crossing Singapore’s Little India is a secret that locals have no hope of keeping under wraps for long. Head down Dunlop Street and follow the scent of freshly roasted coffee past the rows of shophouses until you get to Rouse. This quaint cafe hosts distinctive blends curated by the knowledgeable proprietors – they are serious about coffee culture, even once hosting their very own Latte Art Throwdown competitions! But there’s more than just coffee brewing here.
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While coffee is certainly the centre of Rouse’s universe (and who can claim the magic bean doesn’t make the world go round?), this little Singapore shophouse cafe along Dunlop Street in Little India has big ideas. Besides hosting boutique blends like Dutch Colony Coffee Company’s De Mahkota (a 50/40/10 Brazilian, Ethiopian, Somalian blend with notes of roasted nuts, dark chocolate and summer berries), Rouse do a tricky line in cafe bites, too. Their Krusty Kari Burger with sweet Potato Fries burgers with fries are a popular standby for those in search of a hunger-busting stack, while the classic beef and portobello mushroom burger (B.O.B) is a melt-in-your-mouth mouthful that’s hard to beat.
Dig deeper and you’ll find Rouse goes way beyond the regular remit of a cafe and mini-bistro. Equipped with an obvious sense of style and space, Rouse aims to pack their Dunlop Street premises to the rafters with more events and live performances.