Plank Sourdough Pizza - Namly Estate
Plank Sourdough Pizza is the first pizzeria in Singapore specialising in sourdough crust pizza. We offer the best curated sourdough pizzas, in a relaxed, cosy and family-friendly restaurant.
- 64 Namly Pl, Singapore 267208
Today · 11 am–2:30 pm
- Monday: 11 am–2:30 pm
- Tuesday: 11 am–2:30 pm
- Wednesday: 11 am–2:30 pm
- Thursday: 11 am–2:30 pm
- Friday: 11 am–2:30 pm, 5:30–9 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–2:30 pm, 5:30–9 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–2:30 pm, 5:30–9 pm
- 8839 8556
- bakerandcook.com
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Tucked away from hustle and bustle in Namly Estate. This restaurant is on entertainer app which makes it great value for money. Open kitchen concept where you can watch the food before prepared right before your eyes. Pizza dough was the best I've eaten. Tomato sauce on pepperoni pizza was quite tart/sour. Trio of dips is decent. Child friendly and good service.
View on GoogleWent for dinner, super quiet. We sat outside with our dog (pet-friendly). Service was good. We had pizza only, the dough was Excellent with generous toppings. Down side: the combination of toppings were odd, not traditional Italian or American pizza. And the overall was too watery, the center of my pizza was soaking wet. They only offer overpriced organic sodas but can still have free self-service water. Maybe I will come back and crave pizza dough. The sides, appetizers and desserts didn't sound appealing so we didn't order.
View on GoogleThis pizza place is right inside Baker and Cook. It's the same folks as Baker and Cook. Therefore, you can expect good sourdough from them. The creamy mushroom pasta was tasty, and the pizza was a little charred on its sides, equally delicious as well.
View on GoogleLocated in Namly avenue, this restaurant is part of Bake and Cook. Their sourdough pizzas are unique and soft. We tried the pizzas with Parma ham, salmon and soft cheese. Sides include truffle fries and fried chicken bites. Service can be slow at times when the place is packed but worth a revisit.
View on GoogleI ordered gluten-free crust. Do not bother getting the pepperoni pizza unless you want to eat ( runny, wet ) tomato paste slapped onto bread with very few pieces of actual pepperoni.The crust was very interesting. It tasted like soggy bread. Extremely oily and that makes the toppings fall off. The tomato paste was ok I guess. There was literally almost no cheese - Carrie
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