We had their Green Mediterranean Breeze (about $15), which comes with cheese, eggs and spinach. It's a huge pan of spinach dip, very filling and more than sufficient for 2 people. They also have red and white variations - which are tomato and bean based respectively.
Mediterranean Platter with chickpeas |
The pita bread was soft, fluffy and warm, and very very fresh. I think this is possibly the best pita bread I've had in Singapore ever.
The hummus was smooth and creamy, with just the right balance of cumin, garlic and paprika. I liked how they also added a spoonful of whole chickpeas on the top for a more interesting texture. I've tried making hummus quite a few times at home and my hummus always turns out chunky :( If I could, I would totally buy a whole jar of this home and eat it for lunch.
I also liked the Falafels, which are mashed and seasoned chickpeas, shaped into balls and deep fried.
I really didn't liked the preserved vegetables (at 9 o'clock on the platter) cos they were either too salty or too spicy for my liking. I think the next time I go back, I'll get them to change it to a fresh salad or more hummus!I don't know what the last salad is called, but it has cucumbers, quinoa and pomegranate seeds in a sourish dressing. It's pretty good when stuffed into the pita pocket with the falafel.
The setup is more of a casual eatery, where you go to the cashier to order and collect your food. The tables and chair there remind me of Subway, however, the one at MBS looks a bit more posh, from the photos I have been looking at online. I haven't been to the MBS one, so I can't comment.
Pita Pan
#02-183A (opposite Lady M)
Marin Square Shopping Mall
6 Raffles Boulevard
Singapore 039594
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