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3.2

28 reviews

5
86%
4
93%
3
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2
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chen rafi

chen rafi

5

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

Aicy Yu

4

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%).

L xy

L xy

1

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.

Bryan Fang

Bryan Fang

5

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.

Celine Chen

Celine Chen

2

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

Lim Xu

1

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.

Ai Wen Tan

Ai Wen Tan

5

Nice, delicious food.

Chen Si Hong

Chen Si Hong

4

Yummy food! Thank you!

Bryan Toh Soon

Bryan Toh Soon

5

Best Japanese/Korean fusion I've tried in a Kopitiam/food court.

Dale Low

Dale Low

1

I think the Ebi Udon I ordered today is the most terrible I've ever eaten. The soup had a sour taste.