Monster Curry

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Had always wanted to try this stall after seeing the huge plate decor just outside the stall. Anyway this is an open concept food stall whereby you order the food at the counter than proceed to find a seat with the issued number stand. You choose your choice of curry rice then indicate the number of flames desired. I have to mention that they do not have very customer friendly facing staff as throughout the order i did not hear a word from the girl, perhaps it was a bad day for her. Seats are wo

Went there with my friends who recommended this place to us. Can't remember what my friends had ordered. Much more expensive than us, there's fish, prawn,bacon, salad and cheese etcI shared mine with my friend as it come with a huge plate!Extra Hot Seafood Curry. Which is not very hot. =/Next time should order 3rd spicy! There's scallop, prawn, fish, salad and potatoes? Recommend people to try out this

Monster Curry is one of the newer restaurants to open at ION's basement. It's located just in front of the basement food court. Well, I usually have a small appetite but decided to challenge myself to the MONSTER EGG CURRY COMBO ($24)! It came on a massively huge plate (which is super heavy) and had Fried Shrimp, Chicken Tori Karaage, Omlette and an Onsen egg. Monster CUrry is famous for their curry which apparently has over 14 different spices and vegetables, and is cooked over a period of 2 da

Monster Curry is one of the newer food places that sprung up at basement 4 of ION within the past month. With a quirky logo of a cartoony hydra, bright colours on the store front and the alluring fragrance of Japanese curry, it didn't take much convincing for me to try it.I picked the Spicy Tori-Karaage Curry, pieces of fried chicken topped with mayonnaise, served with Japanese-style curry and rice.The dish might have come in a very big plate, but I can't say the same for the size of the serving

Went there to have a quick dinner before a movie that was going to start in 45 minutes time. Didn't had to wait too long for a seat for 4 persons. Big Fried Fish Curry - comes in a huge plate with a huge fish, moderate amount of rice and curry. They serve really good curry here and they have different levels of spiciness for you to choose. For me I went with the least spicy. To be honest I don't really like the batter of the fish, but the curry should be given brownie points. I'd return to try

I bought voucher from gmarket last month & went to try their curry It cost only $10.80 for a plate which served 2-3 personThe combo include katsu pork,fried fish,tempura,shabu beef & cheeseThe curry i choose non spicy ,but it still tasted a bit spicy The curry is more to salty side,super salty & after having that i drank a lot of water The pork katsu was very hard to chew & got the pork smell which i don't liketempura prawn was ok,i find that their cheese & curry not a good combination.las the c

This stall had an interesting concept of serving Japanese curry rice at different levels of spicyness and in very very gigantic plates which attracted my friend and I to dine at the stall for lunch! We ordered chicken cutlet with cheese curry sauce at a medium level of spicyness. In the curry sauce, there were pieces of meat which we could not determine was beef or pork. The sauce was a little too salty and it overwhelmed the cheese flavour. It was not too spicy. The chicken cutlet was evenly fr

This restaurant which is well known for their thick curry gravy is very innovative as they have many different and interesting ranges of main course for you to choose from. Have tried their fish and steak cutlet rice and was immediately impressed by the nice presentation and also the generous portion of it. The fish cutlet is crispy and the fish meat is very fresh and juicy. The steak is not too tough and the meat is very tender and juicy too. Simply delicious and definitely craving for more