Aston's Specialities

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Finally managed to go to Aston and no need to queue. The secret? Go after lunch. To be precise, we went after 2.45.

Now know why there is a perpetual queue outside. The main course is only $10.90 and it comes with 2 sides (which can choose from a wide range)

We ordered 2 sirloin and 2 back pepper steak and all choose different sides.
The food took a while to come though but it was worth the wait. Portion was decent and the steak was cooked just right (although I thought the ladies' was overdone) but they insist it was just nice.

One thing though plain ice water cost $0.30. Nevertheless, it is a place worth revisiting.

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  1. AnonymousFriday, March 07, 2008 7:53:00 PM

    address please!!!!

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  2. TekkoFriday, March 07, 2008 9:00:00 PM

    Hello there such a thing know as the YP, also got Call Search, also got the internet - find sure got address:) ha ha just kidding - it's in East Coast Rd but I believe they have opened a new outlet in the west not too sure where though

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