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PS. Cafe – Dine in Seclusion

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By Veron Ang

For the past one and a half years since it opened, I have heard so much about PS. Cafe amongst the local foodie circles. To see what the hype was about, I decided to finally pay a much overdue visit to this secluded restaurant in the Dempsey area. You know this is an isolated place [...]

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Tags: café/bistro, Dempsey, dinner, lunch, restaurant, western

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Veron Ang is the Founder and Chief Editor of Sparklette, a Singapore restaurants guide, lifestyle and travel blog. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in computer science from the National University of Singapore and runs a web design firm at Sparklette Studio. To get in touch, head on over to the contact page or follow @Sparklette and @VeronSG on Twitter.

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Ren
3 comments

Hi Gladys,
You may want to check out their website
http://www.pscafe.sg/ as they have a few branches and number to call too.
Hi Veron…sorry…took the liberty to response as I happen to visit your lovely site again.
Cheers!
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Posted August 4, 2008 at 4:32 pm
Jacx
6 comments

Hi, if you like ps dempsey, you would definitely like ps palais. As it’s less crowded there, the food and service are much better. All three ps cafe outlets have different ala carte menus and daily specials. Some websites even rated ps palais as one of the best restaurants in singapore. So definitely must try.
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Posted April 8, 2010 at 2:10 am
- Veron
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  Great! Palais Renaissance is more accessible, too. Thanks for the recommendation!
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  Posted April 8, 2010 at 3:42 pm
  - Jacx
    6 comments
    
    well i happen to work there as well.
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    Posted April 8, 2010 at 11:21 pm
adeline
1 comment

received some feedback from my friends and this is what I remebered from my earlier visit to the cafe.
upon entering the cafe, it was a mad rush of service staff everywhere. These staff were seemingly engaged in doing something but when examined further, it was a deliberate attempt to look busy so that they can conveniently “ignore” customers whom they considered not worth to serve. To elaborate further, you can take a look at the customers, mostly are executives or more popularly caucasians who form the majority of the cafe’s customers. As long as they give good tip & have blue eyes, the service staff will bend all ways to attend to, otherwise, for the locals you might as well forget about getting such elaborate service! Get it, you local people?
Closer listening to the accents of the service staff one could tell they are not locals. So putting things together, a home-grown business with lesser cost foreign workers & obviously sought-after caucasian customers, all which equals to a ridiculous mix of food & beverage business! A question though?? Since the foreign market is the focus of the owners or brothers, why do they keep opening one chain after another in an ASian country like Singapore?? Try this concept somewhere else and see the results…
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Posted February 12, 2011 at 3:47 pm
cuddy
1 comment

horrible place with ultra bad service that sucks to the core! dun be fooled by the nice-looking exterior. Try going into the kitchen & see the “behind-the-scene” or during their break time what they say behind customers’ backs.
I betcha jaws will drop!
ignorant customers will love it cos these fake cheap labour from these third-world countries are so pretencious… nice one
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Posted May 26, 2011 at 7:31 pm