Sumo House (Closed)

I came across this place from a blog which was told this place serve the cheapest japanese food ever in singapore with the cheapest set meal being the katsu don at $2.90.presentation of food was quite expected especially for bento. it taste just like the normal cheap bento where u usually get from isetan or taka supermarket. food was serve quickly as i believe it was all already made before order, just heat it. Green teas are free flow, and the set meal usually comes with fruits and miso soup.Th

My friends and i decided to meet somewhere near us and have our dinner settle at Sumo house which is located at AMK.So a group of us got seated and started ordering food.California roll.This is what i ordered. what we ordered This was on the house! I think its because we have more than 4 person dining? Overall, i think the dining is not bad. The food is reasonable especially when we are still students. I do not like the part where i have to go personally to the counter for payment. But still, gr

Katsu DonFirst time visit this restaurant is because me and my friends saw the advertisement that the cheapest dish is only $2.90. So we went and the food were not nice. The "cheapest" food which is this katsu Don is what you can see, only rice with salty egg on top. And the soup also very salty. Don't try it !curry chicken udonThis is not that bad though. But very normal. I would like to have curry chicken don at my school NYP which is cheaper than here. The curry is not nice, like some paste w

Sumo House is one of the value-for-money and affordable Japanese food outlets that I like. Some items that I'd tried before:Udon Set ($5.90) - Udon paired with futo maki, california maki, side dish. An average set but satisfying nonetheless.Yaki-Udon ($5.90) - I love stir-fried udon because it is udon spiced up nicely! The fish was tasty but had a slightly tough breaded coat.Yakimeshi ($4.90) - Fried rice with breaded chicken. Another one of my favourites! Delicious fried rice that glistens and

Sumo House is a cheap, affordable, no frill japanese resturant (albeit food court style). Splashed across its store front is its large colourful advertisements, screaming out its cheap promotions, such as $2.90 Katsudon, etc. The branch at AMK is usually quite packed during the lunch hours, where office staff and students fill the space. I have been to this branch a couple of times, and have tried a varity of dishes.California Handroll I loved their california handroll as its not only cheap, bu