MOF @ My Izakaya (Closed)

Exclusively for Japanese Food lovers, MOF @ Izakaya was a definite ideal place. Obtaining the freshest ingredients from Hokkaido, the premium quality of food was recognized. Personally like the environment here, quiet and classy. Wide selection offered, you would get your adore one for sure.Talking about their food, Curry was one of their specialties. Pipping hot while it served, the rice topped with little sesame. Savoury thick and rich in spices, the overall tasted nicely delicious. I finished

If you are with a group of friends with different cravings, you can head to MOF and Lenas at Bugis and other selected outlets. The MOF and Lenas at Bugis operate concurrently offering Japanese and Western cuisine. This suited my needs perfectly because one day, while out with a friend, she wanted some Western cuisine while I wanted Asian food.We ordered bruschetta, and I had spicy meso ramen while my friend ordered steak. The ramen was relatively so-so but the bruschetta was nice! The bread was

MOF at Bugis is tucked away at a quiet corner of the mall and it has an adequate restaurant space such that it is unlikely that patrons will be required to queue for a table. MOF is also combined with Lena's, so you can choose between both Western and Japanese fare all in one space.The sundaes at MOF are my favourite, with a lovely selection of matcha desserts and drinks. This is a green tea haven that you mustn't miss out on! I ordered a Matcha Kurian ($8.80), Matcha Sundae ($8.80) and a Latte

Everytime i enter this particular MOF outlet, I always feel like I've been teleported to another realm. One where many diners are peacefully eating with the occasional loud Japanese greeting at the door. I ordered a Matcha Sundae as I was craving for some ice-cream and I saw that this was a member's dessert. I didn't get any discount as I didn't order a set meal. Anyhow, the Matcha sundae! ($6.80)It comes with a big fat chuck of matcha ice cream which sits on top of some sweet sauce, jelly and c

I was craving for some desserts and we decided to drop by MOF as they have quite a large selection of Japanese desserts, and also serves western desserts by LENAS which is within the same compound. The creme brulee was average, nothing special about it. I also got the soft served ice cream drizzled with green tea syrup, accompanied by sweet red beans - quite your standard Japanese dessert, but I liked the fried sweet potato that came along with it.

Just like how we started meeting, Our Sashimi Moriawase ($18.00) came delectable and light. Swordfish, Salmon and Red Snapper. Sashimi can always be appreciated at any Japanese food fare. We enjoyed our fish critters so much that I almost forgot to take a snapshot until I realized there's only one of each kind left... I didn't tried the Katsu Curry Rice ($12.80) but the dish sure came with a big piece of deep fried pork fillet partially soaking up the essence from the Japanese Curry. How's that

My impression of the Ministry has always been fairly above average. It's one of those places where I will recommend for a quick and relatively affordable Japanese meal. As usual, I always start my Japanese meals with something light. Something like the Sashmi Moriawase ($18.00). There's a range of sashmi to choose from though for some reason I can't remember all of them. All I remember was I had sake (salmon), maguro (tuna) and mekajiki (swordfish). Of the three choices, my favorite would be the

The FoodI ordered the chocolate vanilla sundae which consists of marsh mallow, 2 big slices of rock melon, cherry and wafer biscuit. The sundae is quite big when it arrive at my table and I immediately taste the 1st scoop of the ice cream without hesitation. The texture of the ice cream is soft and creamy and the chocolate sauce is rich and strong which tickle my taste buds. The fruits are also quite fresh and overall the sweetness is just nice.The PriceReasonably priced at $11 plus and is defin

There are a few restaurants serving japanese food in the bugis area, but MOF arguably has the widest variety to choose from (they even have a western food menu too). However, the queue is extremely long during peak dinner hours (waited for close to 45 minutes to get a table). This time, I ordered their sushi roll and soft shell crab sushi. They were freshly made and tasted average; but the soft shell crab was fried till crispy, and tasted well with the sushi.

M.O.F is just about the only place where I can get desserts like this. If any other openricers have any recommendations on where I can get desserts like these, do tell. The first time I tasted their red bean mochi, I ordered a second serving. The bowl was so deceiving because I thought it would be a big serving, turns out to be such a shallow bowl. That's hobbit serving; which is just about the only complaint I have about it. http://static1.sg.orstatic.com/UserPhoto/photopending/0/ES/002X8P6E187

There was such a long queue during dinnertime I waited for more than 45mins! Was so hungry by the time there was a table. My order was served rather promptly though, it was a teppanyaki set with salmon, mushrooms, rice and salad. The good thing about it is that you can cook your salmon yourself, whether you like it seared or well done. However, do note that it is not fuss-free, as oil will splatter all around because of the butter on the pan, and it might get onto you.

My bf loves Jap and even though I love it i cant say i want it EVERYTIME i eat out. At bugis, we found our compromise at MOF @ My Izakaya. They serve a huge variety of food so much so that we took about half an hour starring at the menu deciding what we want. I had tried LENAS, which is a concept restaurant by the same group serving western food and they actually had that menu here. On top of it, it has another specialised Japanese menu.My bf tried the tuna sashimi and his feedback was it wasnt

My virgin experience at this restaurant today! The lunch crowd at MOF is really quite crowded, but luckily my friend and I managed to get a seat. I love the ambience here, classy and not too quiet. There are quite a few steps and awkward interior designing (ie. a vase in the middle of the corridor) but still a pleasant place to dine in. A huge selection of food to choose from, including baked rice, pasta, pizza, soups, salads, desserts, drinks, and ala carte sushi. Really spacious! Suspending Ja

there are loads of yummy foodie in their menu,which causes me don't know what to choose.. >___<as usua;, their food always take quite awhile to arrive..this is my all time's fav..iced matcha float..their matcha is made during matcha powder,not so sweet despite having the float,as the matcha itself has a little bit of bitter taste..grilled chicken salad..sad to say i don't eat the skin, so cannot really taste the chicken is being grilled.they come with a sauce which is a little sweet and

This japanese restaurant is full of surprises for their customers, especially on their presentation of their dishes are really nice. i ordered a ramen set while my friend ordered vegetarian set and together we ordered one dessert . But overall, I find the food alright. It's nice and all, but I won't remember it because it just doesn't have the 'it's so heavenly!!!' feel yet. The price is quite descent for such a big bowl of main course.