Ebi Boshi Shotengai (Closed)

The first look at the restaurant is.. Oh! Is that Naruto's Sasuke and Sakura on the restaurant? Hence, I call it the Otaku japanese restaurant.The environment is pretty beautiful and jap, I love the wooden furnitures! Eating there with my friends were fun and we chat and enjoyed looking around the restaurant and wondering whether the ladder does lead up to an entrance of the roof.The food there was alright, I had chicken with tempura. I enjoyed my meal nonetheless but felt it could have been bet

Went to ebiboshi with a friend and all I can say is that it is overated...So what if it has up-to-date technology such as touch-pen ordering and such? My friend and I had a hard time trying to figure out how to order. We also had a hard time trying to signal for a waitress to take our orders as they are all out of sight..Ordered shoyu ramen and all I can say is that IT IS TOO SALTY. It's really salty and you can get sick of it after a few mouthfuls.. GAH. Did not finish it in the end. The ramen

This was my second visit, the first time round I fell completely in love with their steamboat. But this time round hmmm...We had the Paitan with collagen and chicken soup base. The first time round I had some Japanese soup base which was sweet and I wanted to had it this time round but just couldn't get the right name of the soup base even with the helped of the staff.Still nice, but not as nice as the first time round I came. One thing I noticed was that there's no food display that we could he

I love steamboats and I must say I'm a huge fan. Well, then what do you say to sitting down on a nice couch, in an air-conditioned place, and being served by frenchmaids? I would think it's a dream come true for under $20 nett per person. i.e., $15++ for students! They have seafood (crabs, scallops no less), meat (beef, pork, chicken) and other random stuff like veggies, sausages, etc! You must experience it for yourself. Their soup base is fantastic, spicy miso, miso, paitan! And some other i f

Was there for lunch and tried the Unagi Rice.It is a very unique "Japanese Claypot rice"They will cook only when ordered and it takes at least 20 minutes to be ready. Hence it is definitely not for the hungry customers. But the rice is very well done, with just enough water to gives it a nice texture. The Hokke FIsh has a very fishy smell. Luckily, it has a lemon to ward off the fish smell. Other than that, it is actually a very tasty big fish. Well grilled, you can taste the freshness without t

I love this place! OMG it's not overly crowded on a public holiday and the ambiance was lovely like a japanese village. order the Hokke lunch set that cost about $11+. Totally worth it. The fish was excellently prepared and a squeeze of lime did the trick in making it extra appetising. Will definitely be back again to try out more unique authentic japanese offerings.

To be less vague, Ebi Boshi Shotengai is actually a cluster consisting 5/5 Japanese restaurants. I've read some reviews online and most people have said they operate by using a self-ordering application with an electronic pen but as much as I remember, I went to Tsubohachi and it didn't. I think Tsubohachi, being 1/5 of the cluster, is the only outlet doing manual ordering just like any other restaurant out there.I've been here a couple of months ago with my family to celebrate my late grandma's

Order your food through the use of an electronic pen thingy by pressing on the individual items and quantities. Gets a bit irritated after a while as sometimes it takes quite a while to get our order through.Other than that,the food is good! One of the better-tasting jap food around. I recommend going for the sashimi which is fresh & the gyoza which comes with a choice of a few flavour combinations.Basically, everything we ordered were good so maybe you people can choose items based on the chef'