We had a great server, XR. He was gracious enough to let us sit outside, when we would be his only table out there. The food was cooked to perfection. The schnitzel was great. Thin. Lightly crusted. The mushroom gravy was wonderful.

Ordered the pork knuckle and it was HUGE. Very crisp and tender meat. All of my friends really enjoyed their meals, as did I. Awesome service, we were able to split the checks several ways.

We were looking for a spot to idle and have a few drinks before the New Years show happening nearby, and stumbled upon Paulaner Brauhaus. Due to our short visit, we only got drinks, but I did see a good amount of people with food, although it seems like from the other reviews on here, that was the establishment's downfall. - PARKING - I believe there was a mall parking structure nearby, but we took ride shares that dropped us off right in front of the restaurant. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - We got seated immediately, and in the beginning the staff was very attentive. However this definitely dropped off towards the end, when we were trying to order an additional drink and also when trying to get the check to leave. - DRINKS - Lycheetini ($18.00): Exactly what it sounds like. I'm not a huge alcoholic drinker, so the fact this wasn't overpowering straight up liquor was a good thing for me. Nice taste of Lychee but not juice either! The Hugo ($17.00): This was a hit for our group - everyone enjoyed sips of this and was the drink that we tried to order more of! Really nice balance of flavors! A friend also got the Beer Liter and well, it's definitely a lot of beer so if you're up to it, it's doable! - OVERALL - Nice spot to hang out in, whether you're getting drinks or food as well.

So the service is amazing. They get your food super quick. You have to have a reservation as they fill in quick. The food was good. The schnitzel portions are huge. Share because of you see my pic you can see why. The sauerkraut is really good and unique. I did enjoy it but again be careful as some portions are huge while deserts are super small

Excellent locally brewed beer and reasonable German food. Pork knuckle is very crispy. Nice athmosphere.

Whenever I visit Singapore I make it an essential stop to visit this place. Close your eyes and take a gulp of that lovely crisp cool beer and you could be in Frankfurt! The food is incredibly authentic and so yummy! looking forward to my next visit!

Paulaner is part of the restaurant/bar complex between the Esplanade and Promenade stops on the circle line. It is a rather large establishment with 3-levels (bathrooms on the 3rd serviced by a lift). Our occasion was an extended work luncheon where we got to sample most of the beer and menu offerings. Even considering there was not a German person or a polka band onsite, you might imagine yourself in a German beer hall if you could forget you're actually in a mall in sweltering Singapore. The most shocking offering was the boiled pork knuckle. Although a fairly popular dish in Singapore, the boiled version is not for the faint of heart. Everything else was decently made and served. Will be back for a brew and sausage app when I am able.

An old secondary school friend recently suggested this popular German microbrewery bar for our quarterly meet-up; which includes lots of girl-talk, tooth-achingly sweet desserts and most importantly, rich and creamy golden goodness in the form of beer. Patrons can opt for private high-stool booths indoors as well as an alfresco style balcony on the second level. There was plenty of room for a gathering of friends, and also a romantic back-drop complete with the Singapore Flyer for couples on a date. I would personally suggest getting a seat early in the evening before the night crowd swarms, and getting their signature Munich lager straight away to take advantage of their 1-for-1 beers between 12 to 8pm. Their fried Pork Knuckles was a heart-attack-sized platter of melt in your mouth meat, with a side of buttery German mashed potato. Don't forget their specialty of grilled sausages - the best way to try them all would be the Paulaner Sausage Pan, which features 5 of their top picks in a single platter. Finish it off with Caramelized Bavarian Emperor's Pancake, with warm fluffy chunks of buttered batter coated in crispy sugar, served with caramelized apple sauce; every sugar-high-junkie's dream! Being stuffed as we were, it's best to get the chit chat out of the way by 9 and enjoy as their live band gets on stage to croon their way through jazzy and country numbers, with a song request segment after each set. A cheeky request of the popular radio anthem 'We Are Young' was gamely attempted by the guitar-strumming uncles, to much applause and appreciative sing-along, making it the perfect rowdy end to a cozy night out.