Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore - Millenia Walk

I like the food, the beer is good without doubts, I also like their none-alcohol drinks. But I am really disappointed with the service. We made a reservation, and that day is not crowed, many empty seats. The staff who took us in is nice and friendly, but a women who looks like a manager is really annoying. I am waiting for my friends so I did not order the food straight away, the woman kept asking for orders like once in 5 min. I made a reservation, they should know i am just waiting for other people. As a manager looking staff, this is rude and unprofessional. Also like other people said, the in-door is quite warm, felt like the air-conditioning is not working.

If you want some great time with work buddys or just a casual place to enjoy a couple of beers ,this is the place to go. It`s a german place that sells really good food and drinks just like marche, but unlike marche, with it`s wide selection of food and limited drinking options, paulaner has a limited menu and a wide selection of german beers and has a bar on the 1st floor (yes paulaners is a multi-floored restraunt), but don`t let the small menu fool you, it has all the essential german dishes and some creative and interesting dishes, like for example, a beer tiramisu, pretty interesting if i do say so myself. But you can`t have good food and drinks with bad seats, paulaner has 2 floors, the 1st being the bar and launge area and the 2nd being the restraunt side, even though you can order food and drinks from both sides just the same or so i`m told, the ambiance is drastically different. The bar has this really nice ans relaxing vibe to it, nothing flashy not very loud (except for the occasional car that drives by), while the restraunt side is well lit, lots of space and one really big decoration that for some reason, just fits in nicely. In my opinion, if you want something casusal, go for the first floor and if you want to have the full experience get on the 2nd floor. Ok it`s all great and all but what about the price, you might ask, for me when i went with 2 other of my buds, we spent a cumulative $264 sgd, and that`s with 5 beers and enough food to stuff 3 really hungry men. The beer selection was wide and varied, but, i`m not sure if it`s a daily rotation or maybe that day they were servicing some of the beers, but we had 3 options at the start of the night and later opened up with 1 other beer. Next, food, oh man the food, we started off with a large schnitzel which rested on a bed of fries, really nice meal but i was told by my friend that the XXL sized schnitzel is really great, but sadly it was only sold from friday to sunday, maybe next trip, the curry wedges came in large quantities by default and the fried chicken, oh the fried chicken, it was so good and something i highly recommend you go for, it`s juicy, flavorfull and a over all great beer pairing, next we went for a bacon flat bread and some weiss sausages, you can think of the flat bread as just a thin crustted pizza and very tasty the sausages were boiled and came with a side of pretzels pretty good and unique flavours, we ended the night with a charcuterie plater and that beet tiramisu, the plater had 2 types of cheeses, emmental and brie, in sliced and cubed forms respectively, and the meats were in both cured and cooked forms of ham, really tasty and really good, and don`t forget the sides there`s alot to the board, don`t let it`s picture fool you, it is really big and the tiramisu was not over sweet but a nice ballance of bitterness from the beer, savourines and sweetness all in one dish, really good. We shared everything so spending is not to bad in my opinion but well worth the price. The service was really fantastic, waiters and servers were dressed in german themed clothes, very friendly and offered great insight to german cuisine and what it can offer, flavour pairings, food recommendations and overall really really nice and helpful servers. I highly recommend you come here with a date ot with a group of friends, one to lower to over all cost but most importantly, to share the great food with because you are not going to finish them all.

Nice ambience, great food, good service. What more can you ask for? First time there with a buddy, unfortunately we just got boosters so couldn’t sample the variety of beers on tap. The place is cavernous, plenty of space (both indoors and outdoors) at different levels. The food was great, a lot of variety though the servings were on the smaller side (not very German :-)) Service was excellent, staff always going about checking on diners. Price-wise, I thought it was fair. Can’t wait to go back with the fam

Came here for Sunday dinner after our tiring Army Open House journey. The WEISSBIER is our favorite!!! It tasted so fragrant!!! We order their signature pork dishes, one pizza, and one breadbasket. Plus 2 beers total billed around $92. I will go back again!!!

Came here courtesy of a business lunch, and was pleasantly surprised with the quality of food and service! The waiters engaged us at the door to introduced us the menu, and followed up with us on the ordering after we took some time scrolling through the menu. Was also asked about the food after our meal to close the loop! Chicken schnitzel was good, was tender enough to not be classified as dry. But the fries was the bomb ? it was really crispy with a light flavour to it, generous portion too! The lunch set did come with free flow soft drinks, but we opted for water instead - healthier choice ? Will look to return if I’m in the area looking for a sharing plate!

Very good customer service, Beer is reasonably price for lunch at 2@ $13. but food serve was quite disappointing. The pork knuckle serve is less than lukewarm.. is like eating a plate of food that was left to turn cold before serving to customer. The taste of Pork Schnitzel with Fries is also lukewarm and doesn’t taste well. Meat was tough. hope to see improvement in next visit.

Great food, service and ambience. From meat loaves to schnitzels, they did everything right. We had a good time bonding over beer. The only dish that wasn’t pleasant was the pork chop; while it was tender, it tasted bland. Overall, still worth a visit.

Great place to have some good German beer and food. Place seems to be busy all the time. The restaurant cooked up some great tasting German traditional food like the pork knuckles and of course, the German sausages. There are two levels where patrons can sit and there is also an alfresco area at level one of you don’t mind the humidity. Parking lots available right in front of the restaurant which is very convenient.