Breakfast restaurants on the beach near me

This was very well executed though, there's some smokiness and the sweet glaze worked extremely well with the tender beef ribs

This price is pretty reasonable, since the execution is like an upscale restaurant and the portion is generous too.

We tot it wouldnt be enough for two but surprisingly what we ordered(plus 1 rice) filled us to the brim, we didn't even finish some rice and we had no space for dessert

Here's the verdict for this place:
When researching this place, I poured through many reviews(everything from burpple and maybe half of the reviews on Google). Is it going to be a atas rendition of nasi lemak that does the dish justice or is it another place that just bamboozled tourists and foreigners?

As usual the answer lies between the two extremes, I saw that many people had complaints regarding the food, so either not everything is good or they have consistency issues. The two dishes I chose were after careful consideration and they delivered, more than expectation actually. If youre coming here just for these 2, I'd say it's well worth your effort and money. Based on the reviews they seem consistent, no one said anything bad about them. If u come for other things you might very well be sorely disappointed and think it's extremely overpriced.

For these 2 dishes the pain points were worth. Pain points being the rules are seriously confusing, about where you can research and how the different levels have different menus at different times(the problem is that they overlap, during lunch both levels have the nasi lemak set, for example, I think)

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Red House Seafood Esplanade

After delighting our tastebuds for over 46 years, the live seafood restaurant has now expanded with a stylish new restaurant in Esplanade. Diners are now treated to stunning waterfront views of Marina Bay while they feast on a lavish spread in the comforts of a bright and airy space. The crowd favourites are undoubtedly the tomato-forward chilli Sri Lankan crab and the creamy chunks of Tasmanian rock lobster. Other exclusive outlet dishes come from the BBQ section where diners can enjoy a smoky range of succulent Indonesian-style grilled squid ($28) and chicken satay ($3.80 per piece) on steroids. 

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Jypsy

Switching up to the prime waterfront scenery of Marina Bay, the former Martin Road resident cafe exudes classy yet boho seaside resort vibes. The P.S Cafe concepts are known for food that is equal parts photogenic and tasty. Tuck into signature dishes like salmon tacos and a nest of fries, that’s artistically created to look like a Japanese kakiage dish of tempura. The menu showcases a mix of small and big plates here, perfect for a larger group to try a little bit of everything. But it is also proper romantic if it is just for the two of you. 

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Quayside Isle @ Sentosa Cove

This L-shaped waterfront compound is filled with plenty of gastronomic international dining concepts coupled with a tranquil ambience and lush surroundings. For fresh seafood, head to Greenwood Fish Market for their two-tiered seafood platter featuring succulent Boston lobsters, freshly shucked oysters and applewood smoked salmon. Otherwise, there are wood-fired oven pizzas at SolePomodoro Trattoria Pizzeria or casual Thai with some spice at Gin Khao Bistro. While you indulge, you're bound to find yourself marvelling at the one too many fleets of yachts parked on the calm waters of the berth. 

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Monti

The waterfront globe at the Fullerton Pavilion is none other than Monti, a swanky Italian restaurant and bar that's pulsing with life by the bay. Savour on the hearty Italian dishes such as the Monti icon of risotto cacio e pepe ($39) that is finished in a wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano and topped with black truffle tableside. Fancy a little breeze? Head up to the deck above and enjoy the whopping views of the cityscape under the stars. There will be a range of refreshing tipples such as the signature Mr Monti ($22), a refreshing highball made of white rum, freshly squeezed grapefruit juice, grapefruit tonic and basil to treat.

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Rasa Istimewa Waterfront

Have your seafood fix on the water – sort of. Located at Woodlands Waterfront Park, this family-oriented restaurant prides itself on its mouth-watering plates of barbecue seafood, satay, local favourites and Western dishes at reasonable prices. The restaurant had a makeover last year complete with partial glasses so that you can enjoy the stunning waterfront views and the cool breeze while digging into signature dishes like barbecue stingray ($14/$22), cuttlefish ($16/22), chilli crab and black pepper crab (seasonal prices).

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Panamericana

Its location within Sentosa Golf Club offers a pocket of scenery that cannot be found on the mainland. The restaurant, with floor-to-ceiling windows, is flanked by relaxing greenery from the golf course, and glittering vistas of the South China Sea. You’d want to head out and dine al fresco at the breezy verandah, or grab a seat out at its manicured lawn for a closer view of the water. The food at Panamericana is well worth the travel, too, with a colourful menu that pulls from 14 different countries found along the Pan-American Highway. Tuck into Argentinian empanadas ($10 for two), a hearty tostada ($16), or lamb ($55) and other meats charred on the asador.

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PS.Cafe by the Sea at East Coast Park

You hear gentle waves crashing and the calls of distant seagulls as you step into PS.Cafe by the Sea. But the sounds aren’t coming from the nearby beach of East Coast Park; it’s from the café’s speakers. Still, the beachside outlet of PS.Cafe is just as soothing – spacious, airy, with plenty of light to lend a touch of a tropical holiday vibe. The waterfront location also calls for a seafood-focused menu, with highlights that include chargrilled octopus ($21), lemongrass mussel and clam spaghetti ($29.50), and chorizo and calamari stew ($30).

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Five & 2

This quiet nook is a neighbourhood secret for those in the Northeast. Hidden in Punggol park with an alfresco area facing the large pond, the best time to visit is before sundown when you'd sometimes witness pink-hued skies against the water. The gastro bar serves up comforting Asian recipes for an altruistic cause. It helps to know that a part of your meal – or your next pint – goes into providing nutritious meals for underprivileged families in the community.

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Offshore Bar and Grill

Offshore Bar and Grill, located at the Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal, offers a scenic escape from the city. Peep the sea view through a fenced gate (erected in the name of national security), and tuck into a menu of fresh catch and prime cuts. With buffet-style prices that start from $69 per pax, choose to char-grill slices of pork and chicken, or have the beef shabu shabu-style. The extensive spread also includes slipper lobster, oysters, prawns, and other seasonal highlights.

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Super Loco Customs House

Go loco for tacos and all things Mexican at Super Loco Customs House. Located in The Fullerton Heritage precinct, the contemporary Mexican restaurant offers stunning views of Marina Bay Sands and the waterfront, alongside a menu filled with traditional delights. For the best experience, grab a seat outdoors under the fairy lights and order a selection of hearty plates to go around. Signature dishes on the menu include tacos topped with slow-roasted pork shoulder ($12) and crispy chicken ($9), and Ceviche de Mango ($18) made with sustainably farmed seabass.

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Privé at Keppel Bay

Away from the Singapore mainland, Privé at Keppel Bay provides a mini escape from the crowd in town. Immerse yourself in its tranquil atmosphere as you dine in the company of yachts and sea views. The family-friendly café even has an outdoor playground to keep the young ones happy as you chow down on all-day classics like eggs Benedict ($18), pancakes ($15) with peanut butter and jelly, and avocado toast ($18).