Location: Level 2, Unit Number #02-15
Authentic Japanese comfort food specialist serving traditional donburi rice bowls, omu curry combinations, and comprehensive bento sets with quality ingredients and delivery convenience.
Oishii Shokudo Anchorvale Village brings authentic Japanese comfort food culture to Singapore newest hawker centre, specializing in traditional donburi rice bowls, omu curry combinations, and comprehensive bento sets that showcase Japanese culinary artistry. Available through major food delivery platforms including Foodpanda and Deliveroo, this establishment serves the Anchorvale Village community with genuine Japanese flavors prepared using traditional cooking techniques and quality ingredients. Their extensive menu demonstrates commitment to authentic Japanese cuisine while adapting to local dining preferences and delivery convenience that modern Singapore customers expect.
The signature menu features diverse omu curry rice options including grilled salmon, chicken cutlet, ebi tempura, chicken karaage, and teriyaki beef variations that combine Japanese curry flavors with perfectly prepared omelette toppings. Traditional donburi offerings include chicken karaage don, umami chicken don, ebi tempura don, teriyaki chicken don, and teriyaki beef don that highlight individual ingredient quality through focused preparation methods. Comprehensive bento sets combine multiple Japanese specialties such as teriyaki chicken with ebi tempura, grilled saba fish with wagyu beef patty, and various protein combinations that provide complete meal experiences showcasing different Japanese cooking techniques.
Oishii Shokudo represents the growing appreciation for authentic Japanese cuisine within Singapore diverse food landscape, serving both Japanese expatriates seeking familiar flavors and local residents exploring traditional Japanese comfort food culture. Their location within Anchorvale Village Hawker Centre contributes to the venue international culinary diversity while maintaining authentic Japanese cooking standards through careful ingredient selection and traditional preparation methods. The establishment success demonstrates how authentic ethnic cuisines can thrive within modern hawker environments, providing accessible Japanese dining experiences that preserve traditional flavors while adapting to contemporary delivery and dining preferences in multicultural Singapore communities.
Based on 28 reviews
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Can't find anything worthy to be praised when I am unable to eat more than half of the food. Taste wise it was bland and the only thing keeping it edible is the chilli. The staff wasn't friendly either, rushing customers to order and collect their food. Overall it was a bad experience, wouldn't recommend
dave Low
Today order Ebi Udon think is the most terrible Udon I eat before. The soup with sour taste.
Sheline Chen
The more I ate, the worse it tasted. The meat inside was sour and not fresh. I didn't want to eat it anymore.
derrick sia
Botak uncle cashier dam rude attitude. If u accept CDC, please have more patience to get it scan and not to grumble if cant scan.. however first time try your food and the saba fish is small and smelly too. This hawker center atmosphere is good.
ShiJie 12311
👍Newly opened Japanese Hawker Stall ✅️Some food is delicious, I ordered a bento and curry rice, they use corn as the veggie instead of pickled veggies. ⚠️Recently ordered a bento, their pickled veggies are mayo and corn, doesn't taste right, doesn't taste fresh. ✅️Service is quite fast, do note the uncle serving you has a little bit of speech issue, do say your order clearly in NUMBER.
L xy
Bought the curry omu rice with salmon from this Japanese stall. I did not expect the fish to be so thinly cut, it looks deceiving when you look at it front the top. Mind as well just give me only the skin with how pathetic the salmon is. If you're going to be stingy with the portion, then don't advertise as a salmon dish at all. Overall food is decent, just avoid buying their salmon dishes.
Celine Chen
The more I ate, the worse it tasted. The meat inside was sour and not fresh. I no longer wanted to eat it.
Lim Xu
Bought the curry omu rice with salmon from this Japanese stall. I did not expect the fish to be so thinly cut; it looks deceiving when you look at it from the top. Might as well just give me only the skin with how pathetic the salmon is. If you're going to be stingy with the portion, then don't advertise it as a salmon dish at all. Overall, the food is decent; just avoid buying their salmon dishes.
Dale Low
I think the Ebi Udon I ordered today is the most terrible I've ever eaten. The soup had a sour taste.
Buay Chai Jobs
It's hard to find anything praiseworthy when I couldn't even eat more than half of the food. Taste-wise, it was bland, and the only thing keeping it edible was the chilli. The staff wasn't friendly either, rushing customers to order and collect their food. Overall, it was a bad experience. I wouldn't recommend it.
Shi Jie 12311
👍 Newly opened Japanese Hawker Stall ✅️ Some food is delicious; I ordered a bento and curry rice, and they used corn as the vegetable instead of pickled vegetables. ⚠️ Recently, however, when I ordered a bento, their 'pickled vegetables' were mayo and corn, which didn't taste right or fresh. ✅️ Service is quite fast. Do note that the uncle serving you has a slight speech impediment, so please say your order clearly, using numbers.
Darren Sia
The Botak uncle cashier had a damn rude attitude. If you accept CDC, please have more patience to get it scanned and do not grumble if it can't scan. However, this was my first time trying your food, and the saba fish was small and smelly. This hawker center's atmosphere is good.
CSH
Yummy food! Thanks!
Edwin Tan (edvventurer)
Nice delicious food
Yong Hui, Ronny Tan
This stall is located in a hawker centre on the 2nd floor of Anchorvale Village shopping centre, where the first floor is where the restaurants are located. It has >30 stalls and can fit 600 pax. Good ventilation given high ceilings, open layout and large High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) ceiling fans. Price is low and food quality is good in comparison to other typical hawker centre Jap/Korean food stalls: Chicken Karaage Donburi $5.50 (one of the cheapest you can find anywhere) Teriyaki Chicken + Beef rice $6.80 Chicken cutlet omelette curry rice $6.50 Parking - There is a MSCP right inside Anchorvale Village. Kids playground is located on Level 4 and can be reached via stairs from level 3.
B. Dow S.
Best jap/korean fusion I've tried in a Kopitiam/food court.
Jason Eng
Not bad eat 🥚 is smooth. 🍚 portion is reasonable. 🐓🦐crispy But curry too little, so -1🌟
chen rafi
My son really loves this store. Foods portion is big. Omelette looks nice! chicken cutlets and prawn are crispy. Rice with curry matches well.Teppan omu teriyaki beef is my son's favourite.
Aicy Yu
I would usually order #19. My 10 Yr boy also likes it too. 😁 One thing that keeps me coming back (not weekly basis of course) is the price. It is one of the most value meals at $5.50 for a Teriyaki Chicken Donburi. Of course, to save more, don't forget your Fairprice App (additional 10%).
Bryan Fang
Normally I see such japanese stalls with these kind menu items, I would be skeptical about the taste. As it is a new addition to this hawker centre, I just thought I should give it a try. Cos never try never know ma, if not nice then don't return. Looked through the menu and went with the bento set of teriyaki chicken with wagyu beef patty at $7.50 before discount. Was given a buzzer and waited about 10mins during weeknight dinner crowd. Quite fast considering there was a constant queue for it. I went straight for the meats first. Wagyu patty was soft and well-seasoned. This wagyu tasted like a lower grade minced wagyu as expected from the price point. Teriyaki chicken here refers to teriyaki sauce drizzled over a cutlet. Cutlet is crispy on the outside and tender within. Best thing was both served hot. Corn salad and warm pearl rice accompanied the meats on the bento. Both are as expected in terms of taste. Miso soup tasted quite ok too. Overall the meats were done well and served hot thus the 5 stars. Many of such japanese stalls that I have tried served their food cold/cooled down.
Ai Wen Tan
Nice, delicious food.
Chen Si Hong
Yummy food! Thank you!
Bryan Toh Soon
Best Japanese/Korean fusion I've tried in a Kopitiam/food court.
Jayson Eng
Not bad. The egg is smooth. The rice portion is reasonable. The chicken and shrimp are crispy. But the curry is too little, so -1 star.
Aileen Yu
I would usually order #19. My 10-year-old boy also likes it. 😁 One thing that keeps me coming back (not on a weekly basis, of course) is the price. It is one of the best value meals at $5.50 for a Teriyaki Chicken Donburi. Of course, to save more, don't forget your Fairprice App (for an additional 10% off).
Tan Rafi
My son really loves this store. Food portions are big. Omelette looks nice! chicken cutlets and prawns are crispy. Rice with curry matches well. Teppan omu teriyaki beef is my son's favourite.
Yong Wei, Raymond Tan
This stall is located in a hawker centre on the 2nd floor of Anchorvale Village shopping centre, while restaurants are on the first floor. The hawker centre has over 30 stalls and can accommodate 600 people. Ventilation is good, thanks to high ceilings, an open layout, and large High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) ceiling fans. Prices are low and food quality is good in comparison to other typical hawker centre Japanese/Korean food stalls: Chicken Karaage Donburi $5.50 (one of the cheapest you can find anywhere) Teriyaki Chicken and Beef Rice $6.80 Chicken Cutlet Omelette Curry Rice $6.50 Parking: A Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) is located directly within Anchorvale Village. A kids' playground is located on Level 4 and can be reached via stairs from Level 3.
Brian Fang
Normally, when I see Japanese stalls with these kinds of menu items, I would be skeptical about the taste. As it is a new addition to this hawker centre, I just thought I should give it a try. Because you never know until you try; if it's not good, then I won't return. I looked through the menu and went with the bento set of teriyaki chicken and wagyu beef patty, priced at $7.50 before discount. I was given a buzzer and waited about 10 minutes during the weeknight dinner crowd. This was quite fast, considering there was a constant queue for it. I went straight for the meats first. The wagyu patty was soft and well-seasoned. This wagyu tasted like a lower-grade minced wagyu, as expected from the price point. Teriyaki chicken here refers to teriyaki sauce drizzled over a cutlet. The cutlet was crispy on the outside and tender within. The best thing was that both were served hot. Corn salad and warm pearl rice accompanied the meats in the bento. Both were as expected in terms of taste. The miso soup tasted quite okay too. Overall, the meats were done well and served hot, hence the 5 stars. Many of the Japanese stalls I have tried served their food cold or cooled down.
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炸虾日式咖喱欧姆蛋饭
鯖魚套餐
铁板蛋照烧鸡扒套餐
照烧鸡扒+三文鱼便当
炒鸡肉丼
牛肉乌冬面
牛肉乌冬面
牛肉乌冬面
炸虾乌冬面
照烧鸡扒乌冬面
炸虾日式咖喱欧姆蛋饭
三文鱼日式咖喱欧姆蛋饭
鸡肉日式咖喱欧姆蛋饭
照烧鸡扒丼
炸鸡扒+炸虾日式咖喱欧姆蛋饭
唐扬鸡块丼
炸鸡扒日式咖喱欧姆蛋饭
炸虾丼
炒肉酱饭
铁板欧姆三文鱼
铁板欧姆鸡肉酱饭
铁板欧姆和牛肉饼+炸虾
照烧牛肉
照烧牛肉+炸虾便
鲭鱼+三文鱼便当
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鲭鱼+炸虾便当
三文鱼+唐扬鸡块便当
三文鱼+炸虾便当
三文鱼+照烧牛肉便当
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