I went to J8 for dinner and came across this Jap restaurant.
It seems like this restaurant is famous for its handmade udon, but really, it doesn't appeal to me.

That said, my sukiyaki soup was great - maybe because i like it salty haha. The pork meat was decent too. My set comes with sushi, and 3 fried chicken. If I'm not wrong, this set costs $15.90++ (can't remember though).

One minor complaint I had was that the candle's smell lighting the sukiyaki was too pungent. It really smelt kind of toxic and unpleasant as I was eating my meal. But all in all, I enjoyed the course, since it tasted pretty good.

Reached Bugis+ around 6.30pm and there was long queues for quite a few restaurants there.
Settled for Poulet, and queued for approximately half an hour?
Poulet is a a casual French dining restaurant, btw.Baby Lamb Shank stewed with Root Vegetables and Rosemary in its own jus infused with Orange

I had the lamb shank. There was a lingering lamb smell, but it wasn't that pungent.
The sauce was great and flavourful.
The lamb meat was pretty generous as well, for the $15.90++ pricing.
But I didn't manage to finish the whole plate, because the dish felt too bland on its own after eating for long

A pity I didn't order the tiramisu. it looks good enough for girlfriends to share, since the portion looked rather huge.
Will head back to try out more, especially its signature roast chicken!

Ordered the tomato soup and curry soup
After tasting both, I advise against ordering the tomato hot pot unless you're really a fan of tomato.
I love tomato, but having it as a soup with my japanese rice doesn't work for me.
In the end, I kept stealing my bf's curry sauce hahaha
I highly recommend you to order their curry set because the sauce was good.
His set comes with a chicken thigh, eggs, brocolli and mushrooms - we even took our own appetizer and dipped it into the sauce.
For my tomato soup base, the main ingredient was the pork sausage.
However, the pork sausage tasted really artificial - don't expect it to taste like bockwurst, they're vastly different.
Their pork sausage tasted more like the non-dried version of lap chiong....weird!

Bonus points to the ambiance though, since the restaurant is located at the extension of PS, it was less crowded.
We reached here at around 5 plus and we were the only few customers, shortly streams of customers came in.
Doubt I'd come back again though, unless I'm really running out of ideas on what to eat.

Located outside Somerset 313, this cafe is worth a visit if you're in town and thinking of where to dine.
Had a lunch date with my friend last month there during their 1-1 set lunch promotion.I really like the fries, but the chicken burrito was a tad disappointing.
The fillings were not hot - the chicken burrito just feels like a cold dish T.T
I only ate 1.5 out of the 4 pieces; it's really a waste, but I just couldn't finish it up.
The sauce didn't taste good too.

But, I must say the atmosphere there was great for meetups with friends!
Enjoyed my dining experience, and the drink, although my food was disappointing.
I'll be back to try more varieties

Headed here for lunch since I was in town to Paragon for medical checkup.
Should have chosen Fish&Co or others instead but I decided to make a decision quick and settled in here.
This is not my first visit though, the previous times were disappointing - I'm not sure why I came here again haha
Anyway, I ordered the grilled chicken chop which costs around $10 after charges.
The grilled chicken was pretty good, so was the aglio olio - while the portion of the aglio olio was a little small, it was the perfect amount for me.
I love the terriyaki sauce which accompanied the grilled chicken, also the chicken was grilled well (not too hard, nor too soft).
I was able to finish the whole plate, including the veggies - maybe I was just too hungry.
This was not a bad dish after all!