Bishamon (Closed)

This place allows you to order your food from various ramen stalls. It is like a food court except that you can served your food and you have your orders taken. I got the black ramen and it was good. The soup was thick and creamy and had lots of garlic bits in it. Noodles are the thin and springy kind and you also get 2 pieces of char siew to go along with the ramen. Even though it was a little oily, the soup was very tasty. We also ordered the prawn and avocado salad. It was okay, not great. I

Bishamon offers several interesting gyozas. I decided to try the Okonomiyaki gyoza. It costs $6.80 for 6 pieces and $11.00 for 10 pieces. The pan-fried dumplings are topped off with the toppings of a typical okonomiyaki. It has the brown sweet sauce, which was moderately sweet. Also, there was the bonito flakes and spring onion. Overall, the combination was pretty average. The sweet sauce does overpower the taste of the gyoza. However, it did taste good so I wouldn't mind having it again.

Was at Great World City and decided to dine at Bishamon for lunch. Ordered for the fried chicken curry rice which costs $12.50. It comes with a side salad too. The rice isn't Japanese rice but at least its pretty moist. The curry is Japanese curry but its not as thick as the Japanese curry served at other Japanese restaurants. However, it was sweet and tasty. Although the fried chicken does look dry, it was actually very moist on the inside. It goes well with the curry. In addition, they gave a