Shokudo Japanese Food Bazaar (Closed)

The 6 of us decided to have our monthly food gathering after work!One of my friend, Rae brought us to have dinner at Shokudo Japanese Food Bazaar!I love this concept that's similar to Mache Each of us was given a card to order food with, when we leave we can just bring the card to the cashier and pay our bills!I find this concept quite innovative than the traditional retailers.As for the food, we were so overwealmed with the choices!All of us bought something different from another store so we c

Shokudo is really expensive, but only some of the food is worth the money. I think everything except the desserts are worth the money. I am a big fan of japanese desserts, epecially red bean and greentea. But this one really disappoints me. In fact, i shared it with other 2 person, but we never finsihed it. One bowl like this cost close $10 before gst and service tax. The green tea they used is in syrup form and i think that day, the auntie really put abit too much green tea syrup inside and th

Having to wait for a long time the last i went, my friends and i went exceptionally early this time round, and it was worth it. There was no queue at all. I like this place with the marche concept, such that everyone will be able to find something of their liking in the shop.I love eggs, and that is what prompted me to get the omu rice with grilled chicken. The egg reminds me of those kind of scramble eggs, the way that i like it, wrapped around fried tomato rice with tender grilled chicken. Ove

I feel really at home whenever I visit Shokudo. The servers are always nice, and the atmosphere is really chill. Food is great and their pricing is reasonable as well. I got the spicy tuna nachos, itwas tasty!! Great flavors combined in for only $3! I also like their Tofu Salad and Bibimbap. These are definitely good choices when you want some good and safe choices, while at the same time trying for something healthier

Shoukudo Japanese Food Bazaar is located at the basement of the Raffles City Shopping Centre. The theme of this restaurant, as the name suggests, it is a food bazaar style where they have a lot of stalls all around the restaurant, grouped by their different category of food. When you enter the restaurant, each person will be given a card, that will be scanned at each individual stalls that you order your food. Payment will be made when you exit the restaurant.The design of the this restaurant is

Went to Shokudo on a friday night and there was a long queue, all because there is promotion going on. Spending $100 will get $50 off the total bill with the vouchers. Still, for people like me who do not have vouchers, this seems like a un-needed long wait. I had the rosti, which comes with japanese curry sauce. Nice, since i always have a thing for japanese curry, that is not too spicy. Kind of surprised to see this dish here, since it is more of a western dish with the sour cream sauce. I had

Love Marche’s concept, but love Japanese food? Crave good ramen, but also sashimi, omu rice, rosti, Japanese desserts and skewed food?The answer is easy: Shokudo.This outlet at Raffles City is fashioned after Marche, but with a smattering of all the various Japanese dishes you can try.My particular favourite was the fact that they serve up wafu sauce – a mix of Japanese soy sauce, rice vinegar and vegetable oil. I’m told Shokudo’s version had some secret ingredients too, so it tasted different.

I ate at Shokudo a few times before I gave up on it. I have no idea why the queue is so long during peak hours! There's no reason for it to be.Shokudo is like your Marche, just that it's japanese style. There is a large variety of different Japanese cuisines, such as your ramen, sushi, teppanyaki etc. There's something for everybody I guess. I've tried the ramen, as well as the teppanyaki. I don't really find it special, as the soup of the ramen was really salty. I also tried the dish with rice,

tried marche and love it? now try shokudo, it has the same concept as marche, the tap card kind. the food is great but expensive... it is only when u pay the bill on ur way out only will u realised how much money u have chalked up. but nevertheless, the food is really worth the money... so delicious!!! i simply love the jap curry there, nicest i have tasted!

Very heavenly dessert! Green tea ice-cream is okay but when eaten with mango ice is very cooling.Portion is very big for three persons to eat.Is like a mountain full of desserts that may collapse anytime as seen in the picture. Highly recommended to eat as a dessert at the end of your main course.

The ham and cheese omelette was average only considering in which the dish is quite oily agian. Next time should tell them to cut back on the oil to be fried.Volume of the egg is there so when you eat it there is the wow feeling of eating the whole omelette (minus the fact that it is oily again).

Again the salmon fried rice is very oily and the portion of the fried rice is not alot. Just enought to eat for one person.Feels like a local kinda dish than a Japanese dish as feels like eating home cooked fried rice all over again.Over-priced dish again.Disappointing yet again.

The rostti was quite oily and the portion is not alot.Very simple kind of rostti which doesn't do justice to the ever famous rostti that people craves for. Overpriced food in town area again.Should have added more variety like veggies to add to the rostti. Waiting time for rostti was quite okay.

After been to Shokudo once, I thought it was a great place to celebrate my sis' bdae so off we went, even though we had to queue for an hour (it was a Friday). My initial impression was that it was the Japanese version of Marche, where there are several stalls selling different kind of Japanese food and all you need is a card to record your purchases at the different stalls. At the end of your meal, just proceed to the counter to pay for everything. Simple as that.The best thing at Shokudo which

We were there for a burpdae celebration and we decided Shokudo would be the best place to cater for different tastes. We had the huge Japanese Beef Burger which very huge indeed. The fries was rather cold and soggy. Love the special salad sauce that they drizzled on the greens, not the normal creamy fattening topping. The sunny side up in the burger was a pleasant surprise and the pickle that was also inside was very nice and crispy.We also had Sukiyaki Bento Set which consisted of a soup, rice