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Didn’t know what to eat for dinner but decided to get a bento box from Wadori. Wadori is under the RE&S Group of Family Restaurants which includes names like Kuishin Bo, Ichiban Sushi, Yaki Yaki Bo Teppanyaki, essentially all the restaurants you see lined at the Japanese Food Street at the basement level of Jurong Point.I ordered rice, with Chicken Cheese Ball, Quail Egg Wrapped in Pork, Ebi Fry, and Yakitori Chicken. I was shocked when the total bill came up to $7.10. I also asked for a stick o

AmbienceWadori, one of the shops located along the passage of the Japanese streets in Jurong Point which sells sticks of yaki tori that goes quite well with don (rice). The stall has displayed all the yaki tori sticks along the passage way and those who wish to dine will definitely get enough seatings in the shop as the seatings are alot. As we walked pass the streets, the smell of the japanese food will usually lingers on our clothing.Many times I had walked pass and this is my first try. Packa

gyoza is one of my favourite snack to get and i quite like the one from wadori. the dumpling skin was fried till very crispy but the meat inside was still juicy and well seasoned. the other yakitori stuff being sold there are also not too bad but my favourite is still the gyoza

my boyfriend like to eat gyoza so he always like to get some whenever we pass by those snack stores. the gyoza was not too bad, the skin was quite crispy but the one sad thing was that there was no vinegar to go with it. in addition to gyoza, wadori also sell other yakitori stuff and all of them look so appetising.

I decided to eat the gyozas from Wadori as a quick snack. Its $1.60 per stick and each stick has 3 deep fried gyozas. Since its deep fried gyoza, I expected it to be dry. Surprisingly, the insides of the gyoza was relatively moist and the juice was sweet. Anyway, until now I'm not too sure what kind of meat is inside the gyoza. I tried it twice and the first time it tasted like pork but the second time I think there were partly shrimps/prawns inside. The meat is moist too. The outer layer skin w

The set B consists of rice with yakitori (chicken), tsukune (chicken ball) and unagi (eel). It is then topped off with generous amount of sweet sauce that's very concentrated, some seaweed and pickles. Regardless of whether you're dining there or taking away, it'll be packed in a box, which makes it pretty hard to scoop the rice up from with a plastic spoon. It costs only $5.60.

After trying Wadori for the first time yesterday, I had it for dinner again today! I bought the set A, which consists of Yakitori (chicken), Tsukune (chicken ball), Negima (chicken with leek), pork with asparagus and rice. It is the second cheapest set (or second most expensive ) Wadori offers. It costs $6.30. The Negima is probably the highlight of the set. Its a stick of pieces of chicken and leek, in alternative order. Because of the placement, the chicken has a hint of leek's taste when you

Wadori has been opened in Jurong Point for some time now. It is located in the Japanese street along with other Japanese restaurants. Honestly, lined up together with the rest of the restaurants, Wadori definitely is not the most appealing (Therefore, is one of the last Japanese restaurants that I tried in the). It has a small space and looks similar to coffee houses like Old Town. Also, its located right next to the car park, so expect many people to be passing by while you're dining. I bought