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It was really crowded here in this Japanese restaurant but I still managed to get a seat for myself after a long 15 minutes outside the restaurant. The restaurant is quite warm and noisy due to it is too crowded with too many customers.  Restaurant layout is nice and cosy.  Service is very friendly and helpful too.Have bought the Gomoku Kamameshi, which is the hotpot rice with seafoods ($12.80).  Salmon, prawns inside are very fresh but the portion was quite little.  Even the Japanese rice insid

Watami never fails me as a quality casual Japanese restaurant - and i like to bring foreign friends here for a casual meal. As we were not feeling too hungry, we didnt order the set meals but the value for money dishes left us satsified!I ordered a dish called the Beancurd roll with avocado and prawns. I really loved it because I love beanskin and the dish was very fresh and not too heavy, good for starters!  In fact, it reminded me of the viet fresh spring rolls. However, there fillings were no

Its the small thought that matters most to me. Thanks Openrice for remembering my birthday. Watami is one of the Food Partners with Openrice Singapore. Whilst shopping at City Hall, I decided to have lunch at Watami located at the basement of Raffles City Shoping Centre.My first encounter with Ramen was at Narita International Airport in Tokyo while waiting for our transit to Hawaii.I remembered paying like US$10 for a bowl of plain ramen. There was no ingredient.I hardly eat ramen but deci

Watami has grown to be a chain with many different branches across singapore. The one at raffles city is always very full, and there is usually a queue during dinner hours. I tried the seafood doria - something like baked rice - the amount of cheese given was generous, and the seafood went well with the whole dish as well; the rice was not overbaked and was just right. My friend had the mixed hotplate, which was good as well.

We had a group of 5 People and the bill totaled $64.40. It was a pleasant experience for us because we came slightly before lunch time and held our meetings. There was a queue outside but the waiters didn't explicitly made us leave but hinted to us by asking if we wanted any desserts or anything else from the menu. I love their wise service! Ishiyaki Beef Pepper Rice - $4.90. This is actually a special pricing for students during lunch hours, and it's much more delicious than Pepper lunch. Besid

It was after the dinner peak period of 7pm-8pm when we arrived at Watami. No queue and no staff at the entrance though DinTai Fung was still having a long queue. We thought we could get seated and be served dinner in a jiffy, only to be disappointed. The bad stuff first:* no staff shortage at Watami which was 85%-90% full, but we were left standing at the door a good 10mins before we managed to get a staff to lead us to one of the empty tables.* only one menu and two sets of cutlery at the tabl

I was looking for a place for desserts after dinner, and because I very much like japanese desserts, I decided to pop by Watami for some. Their variety of desserts was rather disappointing though, not a lot to choose from. As I liked green tea ice cream, I tried their dessert combination, which included green tea ice cream - strong matcha taste which was good, comes with red bean - too powdery, cream, some mochi balls - which are plain and not tangy. Overall average.

The FoodOrdered Sukiyaki nabe which is beef sukiyaki hotpot at Watami for dinner this time round. I like how the sukiyaki nabe is served with a raw egg at the side for one to actually dip the cooked beef in the raw egg. It tasted really good and even better with cooked beef dipped in the raw egg. There are many ingredients in the sukiyaki hotpot too, which is good. Yum!!

We went to Watami located at Raffles City Shopping Centre for dinner. There is a wide variety of food selection in the menu for us to choose from, we are totally spoilt for choices. I ordered the fried cheese cubes served with lettuce and bbq sauce which costs $6.90. This side dish taste really good and I enjoyed it as the cheese cubes are moist inside and crispy on the outside.

Met up with some ex-colleagues for lunch and decided to go for Watami since it wasn't that crowded. Ordered the Kara Miso Ramem because I like spicy stuffs. The menu showed one chilli. It wasn't too spicy and the soup was delicious. The best part is the pork which is so soft that it actually melts in your mouth. The springy noodle absorbed the soup and yet wasn't very soggy. The set comes with a plate of very fresh sushi and a hot drink. On the whole, the meal was worth the $15.80. Will

Was my 2nd time eating there, They were having some promo sets.. Bascially for the $110/4 pax set, you get like about 5 preset dishes (which includes Sashimi, Salad, Skewers, Sushi, Beef), and you get to choose 1 main dish (out of about 6 selections), 1 Sukiyaki set, rice/noodles, and 2 of their Specialties dishes. Wafu Pizza, one of their specialties is the best pizzas I’ve ever tasted. Comparable prices for much better quality food!! Love the design of the place too.

Salad was served earlier as the appetizer and it tasted pretty good as I'm not a salad lover. The rest were served soon after the salad and we realized that we had to cook the lunch ourselves. They provided us with egg and they helped us to switch on the stove. So my friend and I tried to cook that ourselves and it was really a great experience! We had our first bite and it was 'wow'! The egg was blended well with the sauce and the meat tasted really good beside that it's a little salty.

We went to Watami at Raffles City for some after dinner desserts. Being someone with a sweet tooth, I wanted some ice cream and decided on the green tea ice cream with red beans and whipped cream. The portion was small, not advisable for sharing. The green tea ice cream tasted more like shave ice while I like the creamy kind. It costs $3.90 and overall I still enjoyed it.

As I have noticed wit my bf, we were visitng watami at least once a month. Lol. I wouldnt say the food is great great but its quite value for money. His sister and her bf are here for the week so we decided to bring them here for their farewell dinner because we knew abt the wonderful sets they have which offer a variety of food to try and is pretty affordable.. I think the set was about 120++ for 4 persons and as usual.. we left satisfied and full!There is an added service this time round by W

This was the first of my many visits to watami.. Must say its quite reasonably priced and its becoming a place me n my bf would go when we wanna binge eat.. heh.. and everyhting is quite yummy! The first time we took a set for 2.. which was more suitable for 3 person I would say.. it included sashimi, salad, some omelette thing.. the japanese pancake thing.. and the hotpot.. oh and soba.. so yup.. quite a huge meal for us.. look out for more yummy postings on watami where we tried even more of t