Bedrock is a timeless yet modern steakhouse that delivers amazing service, a warmth-of-home atmosphere, and above all, the finest ingredients possible for the discerning diner.
It starts with its selection of steaks. Choose from American or Australian beef, the former if you like your cuts more marbled or the latter if you prefer wholesome grass-fed flavour. Then choose a cut: tenderloin, ribeye, striploin or porterhouse. Perhaps add some classic béarnaise or hot whisky mustard as gravy, then top it off with an organic fried egg, wagyu bone marrow, or white truffle butter. Add a couple of sides like the creamed spinach or duck fat potatoes and you’re ready to go. The variety of mouthwatering combinations is mind-boggling, but the outcome is the same: a hotplate with a sizzling steak you’ll not soon forget.
The Bedrock experience is a plush, cosy, and familiar one. It feels like a huge den with comfortable leather couches that you’ve visited once before. Slip into one of the discreet booths with low-hanging lamps illuminating everything with an orange glow, order a double on the rocks from the bar’s fabled collection of whiskies handpicked by owners Keith and Dayana during their travels, and enjoy.
"The intimate atmosphere is moody with its wood-paneling walls that give it a romantic vibe. Only open for dinner, their meats like the Black Angus tenderloin (which we've been salivating over since we wrote this) are not only all below $30, but they’re cooked over a mesquite wood-fired grill. Read: Delish." -CNNGo.com
"From the mains, the US tenderloin jumped up immediately from the menu and it didn’t disappoint. It was everything a steak should be - succulent, tender and flavorful." -I-S Asia-City
"Among Bedrock's five-item bar snacks menu, you can't go wrong with a mound of crunchy bacon strips and the mild and creamy blue-cheese dip that comes with it – it’s not just good with the lightly dusted bacon (with flour to keep the oil manageable), it’s great for dipping the equally sinful deep-fried mac ’n’ cheese poppers, too." -Time Out Singapore
The Tomahawk steak is a cut of meat so legendary it would give Geronimo a fight. The 400-day aged grain-fed wagyu long-bone ribeye is worth a pretty penny, but if you’re ordering this beauty, put all those worries aside for a moment and focus on the steak. It’s gigantic (up to 2kg!), slow-cooked over a mesquite wood grill, and dripping with juiciness impossible to find in a smaller cut. The meat is generously marbled so it feels like it’s melting when you bite in. And when you’re done with that, we recommend gnawing all the tasty bits right off the bone. Bring your appetite, starving friends, and a camera.
Another Chope team favourite is the Bedrock mac n’ cheese, which you’ll find under "sides" in the menu, though if we had it our way, it would be a main. We like it for those lunch dates when you don’t quite feel like a steak but are craving for some really tasty carbs and melted cheese baked golden brown. The Bedrock version is satisfying without being too gooey and is one of those Singaporean cult restaurant classics. We know vegetarians who come to the steakhouse regularly just for this, and we can see why.

"Among Bedrock's five-item bar snacks menu, you can't go wrong with a mound of crunchy bacon strips and the mild and creamy blue-cheese dip that comes with it – it’s not just good with the lightly dusted bacon (with flour to keep the oil manageable), it’s great for dipping the equally sinful deep-fried mac ’n’ cheese poppers, too."
-Time Out Singapore