Waraku Japanese Casual Dining (Closed)

My friend and I were walking around central to find a place for dinner and so we decided to settle down at Waraku japanese casual dining as the menu looks really interesting.It's the first time both my friend and I tried waraku thus I've decided to order something that I usually don't order in a japanese restaurant, ebi cheese curry udon. My food was served in less than ten minutes despite the crowd and I was apalled by the gigantic bowl which was bigger than my face! The cheese was sprinkled ab

my first time notice that there is actually new soup base call chige at waraku, which is actually using kimchi. I was quite surprised because it wasnt the typical soup base that I tried but to my amazement, the soup taste not too bad especially for a non-kimchi eater like myself. but the soup tend to be quite spicy so didnt drink most of the soup. the ramen noodle itself was quite ok so the overall nice thing is just the soup base. but i guess is good to try at least once since is something new

After quite sometime, I finally met up with some of my Secondary Schoolmates. I am delirously with joy and suggested to have our dinner at Waraku Japanese Restaurant in Clark quay. All of them agreed unanimously as none of them has been there before to eat We proceeded our way to the restaurant and had sometime in finding it, as we were not so familiar with this shopping centre; ' The Central'. We were all given menu from the waitress after we got a seat right inside the resaurant.The menu was

I love japanese curry and usually orders japanese curry rice bowl when i'm at japanese restaurants. This time however, i decided to try out their curry noodles, and ordered the aburi chicken curry udon.I loved the curry, as it is slightly sweet and spicy (catered to our tastes i guess, since traditional japanese curry is sweet). The use of udon in this dish was a unique combination, although i would have preferred rice instead. The chicken was thick and juicy, although a bit tough.Overall, a nic

I had beef hot plate set! It comes with tempura, egg, salmon sashimi, a hot plate of beef and a bowl of rice. Authentic Japanese eating, we are suppose to dip the beef into the egg and eat it right after but i do it the other way. Pouring the entire egg into the hot plate. The thin slice of beef is fresh and soft. Pretty easy to chew and swallow. Sashimi is fresh too. Tempura is hot and crispy. Kinda normal.. All in all, not too bad!