Baden Restaurant & Pub

We were here as a couple and deliberately ordered German food. Unfortunately, it was disappointing. I had three different types of sausage and fish and chips in beer batter. The sausages were all soft, not snappy at all, and very bland in taste. This is not what I expect from German sausages. The mashed potatoes tasted like instant or powdered mash. The sauerkraut was also dull and lacked any real flavor. The fish and chips were not edible for me. The fish seemed to be a very cheap variety, soft and mushy, with no freshness. Maybe I am used to better quality, but this was far from good fish and chips. The best part of the meal were the fries, which unfortunately tasted like a standard supermarket product. Overall, German food is advertised here, but the taste does not live up to that claim. For the price and expectation, the experience was disappointing.

Best place to be around Holland village. Foods here really goôd . Try pork knuckle and Tenderloin steak chef kiss. I try their newly add nepalese momo so good .Friendly staffs and welcoming love to hangout with friends and family. ❤️❤️👌🏼

As a Holland Village pub it could do far worse, but as a purveyor of classic Bavarian fare it's no match for even Brotzeit, yet alone the nearby Huber's or the now-dead Frieda. That said, the fact that they open and serve food till fairly late (10+ pm) is a great plus in their book, and service is friendly and fairly prompt, though to be fair the place was pretty empty on a Sunday night. Decent variety of your run of the mill witbiers, though their relatively more special in-house brew, the Helles, was out the night we visited Ok: - Sausage platter. Sausages were okay, if a little salty and not really having enough bite. Mash was way too runny. Sauerkraut out of a jar. Honestly, for a repast that's available this late at night I can't fault them overly much for the TV-dinner quality of food on hand.

Made our way to Baden Restaurant & Pub on Friday night, 17th April purely for the vibes, and it delivered. The place was buzzing, and the host handled the crowd like a pro. Tried their drafts Erdinger Weissbier & Erdinger Dunkel - both smooth, easy sips. Got samosas for myself (vegetarian) - very crispy and perfect with the beers. We spent S$61.49 for 3 beers + a light bar snack.

Ordered Baden Fest. Despite the menu mentioning that the platter includes 'assorted sausages and pork cutlet' this platter was served with only 1 sausage only and no sauerkraut and no breaded cutlet. As regulars, this was disappointing for us.

Fantastic service. Staff are attentive, polite and quick to serve. Probably the best in Holland V. Seated as far as one can be indoors, 2nd hand cigarette smoke inhalation is impossible. There was a table of 10 smokers right at the edge of the entrance which staff could do nothing about. When they lit up, mostly at the same time, no one indoors could escape the stench and health hazard.

I had a great experience at Baden Restaurant & Pub. The staff were very friendly, approachable, and attentive throughout my visit. They made us feel comfortable and well taken care of. Definitely a place I’d come back to!

I am deeply disappointed with my recent experience here and feel compelled to share it. We ordered a 2.5-litre Erdinger beer tower, expecting to receive exactly what we paid for. However, when we poured it into pint glasses, we could only fill 6 glasses — which amounts to approximately 1.8 litres. That is a shortfall of 700ml from what was advertised. When we raised this concern with the staff, we were told that the foam should be counted as part of the 2.5 litres. I find this explanation completely unacceptable. It is unreasonable — and frankly misleading — to expect customers to pay for 700ml of foam as though it were beer. This experience has left me feeling cheated and disrespected as a customer. I will not be returning, and I would caution others to be mindful of what they are actually being served here.