Hard Rock Cafe

Visited Hard Rock with some colleagues. The food is as expected. There is one thing on the menu that you do not find in UK (suprisingly) is Fish’n chips,. and that is actually really good.
Recommend visiting on Sunday’s if you like live music.

Blah, it’s very outdated. The sound system is whack. The place is smaller than most other HR’s. Staff is friendly and attentive. Free wifi. The end.

Meh-​Why bother writing a review? Laconic review due to my unsatisfactory dinner: Two stars for the chocolate milkshake which was good; HOWEVER, minus ten stars for the wimpy hamburger! The end.

Not a bad place but nothing wowed me. The place does seem a little outdated. The sound system is starting to sound a little old and I feel like the place could use a fresh coat of paint.
The food was good. I ordered a burger and it was pretty big. It was also very messy. I like a good burger with good amounts of toppings. They even have a good serving of bacon on the burger.
They had a good selection of local beer. The bar tending staff was very nice and really took care of me. Very friendly. I’m glad I found this place. I have been craving a burger for a while now.

Service was good and fast and the waitress give us some Hardrock Singapore buttons.
We had burger that we can’t even finished, should had split the burger though.
This Hardrock has some Singaporean food on the menu :)

Was there last evening on a department gathering, it was really a bad choice. Slow in service, most staffs are not responsive and having the attitude to serve from how we observed through other tables. Ultimately, food was the reason to be there as most of us being 1^st time to Hard Rock… Utterly disappointed on the quality of their food … Cold tasteless sandwiches and BBQ chicken. Mud pie should be renamed STONE!!! Wouldn’t recommend anyone to patronize this place.

Another Hard Rock Café that wasn’t great. Cool theme but it’s a little outdated… the food in Guam was better and it was little pricey too.

Food wasn’t great and the service wasn’t either. We ordered wings to start but they came out last and were soggy. I had a Cobb salad and the chicken was really dry and didn’t taste fresh. Hubby ordered a burger with no bun and no cheese, but it came out with cheese anyway and reported that it was «really bad.»
The saving grace of our experience here was the second act. Thank heavens this review wasn’t based on the first act. I think someone called in a favor for act one to play. They definitely didn’t meet the Hard Rock Café standards of the US.
Act two on the other hand was phenomenal. So far he has played some Elton John, Marc Cohn, Fleetwood Mac, Eric Hutchinson and some other top 10s. I’m a fan and if only reviewing the music (at least from act two), this review would have been a 5.
Tip: free wifi login is hardrock/​hardrock

Irgendwie ist es mit den Hard Rock Cafes wie mit Burger King und anderen großen, weltweit vertretenen Franchise Ketten. Es wird keine landestypische Kost geboten und doch kommt man immer wieder in die Versuchung, eines zu besuchen. Und meistens erliegt man ihr. Warum? Gute Frage, denn gerade Singapur hat so viel mehr zu bieten als Burger und Cocktails bei lauter Musik.
Sei es nun der Hard Rock Shop, wo die obligatorische Andenkentasse gekauft wird oder einfach die Gewissheit, das man hier keine kulinarischen Experimente eingeht, ein Besuch lohnt sich immer. Leckere Burger, die nicht mit einem Tiefkühlpattie zubereitet werden und sehr groß sind oder leckere Cocktails, die ebenfalls eine respektable Größe haben. Hier ist der westliche Gaumen gut aufgehoben.
Dazu kommt die sehr gut gelaunte Bedienung, die neben der asiatischen Freundlichkeit auch noch ein kleines bisschen aufgedreht ist aber leider nicht so sattelfest in Sachen Informationen über die Burger und mögliche Extrawünsche. Aber egal, denn sie hat sich entschuldigt und nachgefragt. Und nochmal entschuldigt.
Einzig die laute Musik, wie in jedem Hard Rock Café, ist ein wenig zu laut und erfordert eine Unterhaltung mit lauter Stimme. Auf Dauer ein wenig anstrengend. Die Preise sind auf einem leicht erhöhten, für die Verhältnisse in Singapur aber typischen, Niveau.
Beim kassieren und verabschieden hat sich die Servicekraft übrigens noch einmal entschuldigt. ;-)

This is an older HRC. Having been to many HRC’s around the world, this one felt the oldest. For example, the booths have older 50’s Cafeteria Tables and the vinyl seating is extremely worn and ripped with passing coming out.
The staff was just «ok». I waited a bit before anyone waited on me. The I had 3 different servers helping. One was better than the other two which just made the serving «ok»
The food was excellent. The Satay was very good and the Texan was even better. But you have to expect that this is a HRC and not a gourmet burger joint.

seen much better Hard Rock Cafes
been there one evening. Nachos were ok, the Burger also, but definitively nothing in particular. There was a nice live band playing, again «just normal». Unfortunately the air conditions let us feel like sitting in a fridge. Service was fair, but again also low end.

We waited 15 minutes just for water and couldn’t even get straws.
Worst hard rock café we have ever been to. We were ignored by three different servers and never had anyone introduce themselves to us. I had a plane to catch and waited forever for our bill until I went to walk up to the host stand to ask for a manager when literally a slew of people chased after me thinking I was dining and dashing. The manager waived our meal for us which was decent of her, although I still got the feeling no one in there really gives a crap if you’re pleased or not.
Their magnets were $ 25 so I didn’t even get a magnet out of it.

We stopped here for lunch after meetings. The food was good, but the service was kind of slow. FYI, if you fly in on Singapore Airlines, save your boarding pass and you can get 15% off your purchases in the store! I was able to get a great deal on shirts for me and my husband!

Very friendly staff. Hard Rock Rewards honored at this café.

Why Not? This Hard Rock Café was only a few blocks down from the Hotel and it was a Friday night at the end of our first week in town. This place has the look, feel, and energy of its namesake, except there are a lot more people and I didn’t think that their version of the «classics» were as good. But a good time was had by all and the next day we were back to eating local.

Went for tasting at Hard Rock Café for their new Smoke House Menu.
The new Smokehouse Menu will not add those extra calories and carbohydrates to your meal. The new Smokehouse Chop Salad (S$ 18) is there to save the meal with its light smoky citrus vinaigrette dressing, topped with fresh avocado, smoked chicken and spicy bacon & pecan, it will make everyone jealous that you are having greens.
Read more about it at

I usually come here on a Monday because it’s ‘Kumar night’ and boy can that guy do comedy.
If you want a comfortable seat to watch the show on Monday, which starts around 1130pm and goes on for about 2 hours, you should come here for dinner and then stay on. The food is good, typically American, complete with burgers and Tex Mex. I like their fajita platter best. Almost any dessert is good too. Everything on the menu is a little bit pricy for a casual diner, but rightfully so since Hard Rock has established its name worldwide and is allowed to charge accordingly.
If you’re a fan of coconut and rum, their Pina Coladas are a must have. They are unbelievably fresh and one is never enough for me. They have a shop near the entrance selling Hard Rock collectables and sometimes-​overpriced memorabilia.

Hard Rock Café is obviously targeted at the tourists, so expect sky high prices for your regular American diner fare like onion rings and burgers.
When I come in a group, we like to order the mega platter — it has everything in the appetizer menu from buffalo wings to onion rings to spring rolls to cheese potatoes and it comes with 3 different dips for you to experiment with. It share 2 — 3 people very satisfyingly!
When you buy the mocktail or cocktail, you can pay extra to have it served on the signature HRC mugs/​cups and then get to take the mug/​cup home as souvenir. Gimmicky and expensive but I guess if you’re a tourist, you’d fall for it!
The ambience is pretty loud and gets even louder when the house band starts playing after 10pm, not a good place for a quiet date but perfect for pigging out with friends!

Ah, the days of underaged drinking. During my younger days, and even now, I had a clear preference for dinner and drinks as opposed to clubbing. Enter Hard Rock Café, an adolescent haunt of my JC days. Or nights, to be more accurate. We would down jugs and jugs of potent Long Island Tea, munch on nachos and burgers, and shout above the throbbing music. Good times. When we turned 18, we had our birthday bash there, a little to the dismay of the wait staff who then realized what had been going on.
Years on, the interior is still as cramped and garish, music still as loud, nachos still as good, and Long Island Teas more diluted than I remember. The menu remains great — it’s hard to pick a bad dish, and servings are generous. The burgers are a good choice, although then again, it is rather hard to get burgers wrong! I’m rather partial to the mushroom & swiss burger myself, and it comes obscenely juicy.
Prices as always are on the heftier side, but it can be ameliorated by limiting the alcohol, though you really shouldn’t. Stumbling down the stairs of HRC has to be one of my fondest memories yet.