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OPEN DOOR POLICY - A TIONG BAHRU HIDDEN GEM

7/6/2013

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Open Door Policy is a lively little bistro place on Yong Siak Street (number 19 to be exact) in the lovely "Art Deco", Tiong Bahru area.

We were exploring the Tiong Bahru area and it's market so we headed to ODP for an early lunch/brunch.  Yong Siak is a fairly quiet little street, not too far from the market.  Also on the street is a cute little coffee shop called Forty Hands, as well as a couple more eclectic little stores.

It is obviously a popular weekend spot.  We had no reservation and were told the tables were fully booked.  However, they had a great little counter where we could sit and watch the chef's, on the other side of the glass, do their thing.

This little bistro is very narrow, but it had a great feel to it.  The service was also very good.  It was fun to sit at the counter and watch the Chef's preparing all the food.  I almost wanted to have a menu still in front of me, so I could figure out which dishes they were preparing.
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Our position at the counter gave us a good view of the kitchen prep
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smoked salmon and scrambled eggs on toasted ciabatta with spinach and fresh herbs off the brunch menu
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Looking towards the front of the Bistro
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roast chicken with chickpea cassoulet and wet polenta off the full menu
We really enjoyed our brunch here and would love definitely go back, maybe in the evening as I can imagine a totally different vibe.
OPEN DOOR POLICY Website
FORTY HANDS WEBSITE

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Kathy Epeneter
7/5/2013 07:10:58 pm

Cute name for this place. Looks like a fun spot that I would like to try out too!

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  • THE BLOG
  • ABOUT/CONTACT ME
  • AROUND SINGAPORE
    • SINGAPORE, THE FIRST FEW WEEKS
    • THE MARINA BAY AREA
    • CHINA TOWN AND THE QUAYS
    • EMERALD HILL
    • OUR KIDS COME TO SINGAPORE - MAY 2012
    • BUGIS, SINGAPORE
    • FOOD, CURIOUS FOOD >
      • POMELO FRUIT
      • MARVELOUS MANGOSTEEN
      • RICE DUMPLINGS
      • THAI CUSTARD APPLE
  • BEYOND SINGAPORE
    • SILK FACTORY AND UMBRELLA VILLAGE
    • THAI MARKETS
    • THAI COOKING CLASS
    • BHUPING PALACE
    • WAT CHEDI LUANG
    • LAMPHANG
    • DOI SUTHEP TEMPLE, CHIANG MAI
    • CAMBODIA - MAY 2012 >
      • TA PROHM TEMPLE
    • BEIJING, CHINA - JUNE 2012
    • MAUI, HI - JULY 2012
    • DUBAI, UAE - MARCH 2013
    • KOH SAMUI - THAILAND, MARCH 2013
    • CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - JUNE 2013
    • BALI, INDONESIA - JUNE 2013
    • NEW ZEALAND, SOUTH ISLAND - OCT 2013
    • HOI AN, VIETNAM - MAY 2014
    • QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 2015
    • TOKYO, JAPAN - MAY 2016
    • MALTA - OCT 2016