Inside The New Shake Shack Outlet At Suntec City With New Limited-Time ShackMeister Menu

By Karmen on 25 Sep 2020

Digital Editor

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Shake Shack lovers who dread the queues can look forward to the crowds spreading out as there's a new Shack Shack outlet at Suntec City opening next Wednesday, September 30th!

But before you start celebrating, there's something temping at this new outlet that might spur you to brave the queues there. The limited-time ShackMeister™ menu will be available exclusively at this Suntec City outlet before debuting across the other Singapore Shacks. This outlet will also have a new exclusive concrete dessert.

Keep reading to check out the new outlet and our review of the menu additions!

At the west wing entrance, look out for the colourful mural created by local artists RIPPLE ROOT welcoming you into the Suntec City Shack. The artwork depicts the origins of Shake Shack from its first location at Madison Square Park in New York City to this new outlet.

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Inside, Shake Shack signatures are reinterpreted as a modern-day still life painting.

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The interior has Shake Shack's classic laid-back contemporary chic style with warm lightwood, simple furniture and houseplants giving the space a homey feel.

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Here's a look at the limited-time ShackMeister™ menu and the new exclusive concrete:

ShackMeister™ Burger (single: $10.90)

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The ShackMeister™ puts a delicious spin on the classic ShackBurger® with a generous pile of crispy fried shallots, giving each bite a crunch and subtle garlicky flavour.

The shallots are marinated in custom-brewed ShackMeister™ ale, tossed in cayenne and paprika, then fried. It's similar to onion rings but lighter, crispier and, dare we say, better! We found ourselves wishing Shake Shack would offer it as a side dish on its own.

ShackMeister™ Dog ($6.50)

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Shake Shack's flat-top dogs are topped with the same delectable fried shallots. While we very much prefer Shake Shack's burgers over their dogs on their regular menu, the addition of shallots definitely made the hot dogs a much closer runner-up. The crispiness of the shallots complimented the saltiness and cheesy goodness perfectly.

ShackMeister™ Fries ($5.90)

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As expected, you can't go wrong with two fried foods together and adding gooey cheese. If you're sharing the fries, be warned, slow eaters may miss out on the shallots and cheesey bits. Make sure to go for the shallots buried in the cheese first as they'll lose their crunch quickly.

The ShackMeister™ menu will be available until November 16th 2020 (launching at the other 3 outlets on October 5th).

Matcha Made in Heaven (single: $7.90; double: $9.50)

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Exclusive to the new Shack is this strawberry-matcha concrete. This dessert has a light and refreshing taste without being cloying.

If you find that Shake Shack's concretes can feel a little jelak after the first few bites, this new concrete might be a better choice for you. While the vanilla frozen custard and buttery shortbread can be a little too rich and heavy right after burgers and fries, the strawberry yuzu jam adds some tanginess that brightens and lightens the dessert.