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This bar is a true work of Fiction

Andrew Jefferson
Andrew Jefferson
Published: February 13, 2025
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PERFECT DRINK: Elise McKillop, Functions & Events Coordinator at Fiction, serves a cocktail.
PERFECT DRINK: Elise McKillop, Functions & Events Coordinator at Fiction, serves a cocktail.
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I RECENTLY had the pleasure of dining at Fiction Bar, and let me tell you, it was an experience that ticked all the boxes: delicious food, stellar drinks, and an ambiance that made you feel like you were on vacation.

Situated right at the heart of Raby Bay Harbour, Fiction Bar offers a perfect blend of relaxed charm and upscale dining, making it an ideal spot for anything from casual drinks to a special night out.

On the manager’s recommendation, I decided to try the Seafood Char Kway Teow, and I have to say – it was an absolute revelation.

The dish was bursting with flavour, a combination of fresh seafood, tender noodles, and the right amount of spice.

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The dish was so satisfying that I almost didn’t want it to end.

The portion was extremely generous too, leaving me feeling comfortably full but not overly stuffed.

Now, no meal is complete without the perfect drink, and Fiction Bar certainly didn’t disappoint.

I opted for a classic Aperol Spritz, and it was everything you could want from the iconic cocktail.

Light, crisp, and refreshing, with that perfect balance of bitter and citrusy notes.

It was a vibrant companion to my meal, and I couldn’t help but sip it slowly while taking in the spectacular views of the harbour.

The drink was expertly made, and it was clear the bartenders take pride in their craft.

Speaking of drinks, Fiction Bar’s cocktail menu is something to rave about.

It’s not just your standard fare – there is a variety of creative concoctions to explore, each thoughtfully crafted with fresh ingredients and a flair for mixing unique flavours.

Whether you’re in the mood for something light and refreshing, like my Aperol Spritz, or craving something a little more daring, there’s a cocktail to suit every taste and vibe.

It’s the perfect way to elevate your dining experience.

What I truly love about Fiction Bar, aside from the mouthwatering food and well-crafted drinks, is the relaxed yet lively atmosphere.

The interior has a warm, inviting feel with a modern twist, and the views of the water only add to the sense of calm and enjoyment.

The staff are friendly and attentive, making sure that every need is met while still allowing you to unwind and take in the surroundings.

Whether you’re stopping by for a laid-back meal, meeting friends for drinks, or even planning a special celebration, Fiction Bar checks all the boxes.

I’ll be back to try more of their dishes and cocktails.

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