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Went to Yayoiken at Bugis plus for lunch. They serve Japanese set lunch and is value for Money. Their rice that comes with the set is refillable, eat all you can. I actually ate 2 bowl of rice during this trip. I ordered the fried Ebi and hamburg steak set. The hamburg is juicy and delicious. the set comes with salad with saseme dressing which is one f my favorite dressing for salad. They use short grain Japanese rice and authentic Japanese vegetables , cabbage for the salad. Comes with a miso s

Ideal restaurant for Japanese food lover, Yayoiken provided high-quality menu with reasonable price. I like the simple yet gorgeous décor, the restaurant was brightly cozy. Consists of Japanese set with excellent nutritional balance, the choices in Menu was quite accomplished. Premium standard of ingredients, their food was guaranteed culinary tradition. After browsing through Menu, I made up my mind and ordered this. Outstanding set meal, the pork was crispy tender and very perfect to accompany

Finally after several attempts, I met up with C for dinner on weekdays. We decided to meet up at Bugis+ and settled down with Yayoiken (Date of visit: 28/8/2013). There isn’t queue around 7.45pm and we managed to get a seat immediately. I was surprised that Yayoiken restaurant has both the physical menu as well as touch screen ordering system. We flipped through the hard copy of the menu and placed order using the touch screen. It was fast and efficient. I still remember my last visit was Feb ye

Lunch at Yayoiken was ok as the food served was like any other japanese outlet with the common food most other restaurants serve. However, the food standard was not too bad and the ton cut si was nice. The pork cutlet was also quite good and i love how you can accompany the rice with the thick sauce of the pork cutlet. The set meals are quite good and the prices are reasonable.#NTUDAC

I met up with a friend for dinner tonight (he also happens to be quite a well-known food blogger) and he introduced me to this Japanese restaurant at Bugis+. It's not an area that I usually frequent so I hardly get to eat at the new restaurants there. Yayoiken is located on the ground floor of Bugis+ and sells pretty great Japanese sets. I ordered the Special Mix Steak Set ($19.90) which comes with Beef, Chicken, Bacon and a Hamburg Steak with potatoes, bean sprouts, a salad with sesame dressing

Visited Yayoiken when i was shopping around Bugis with my friend. I ordered a Nasu miso Hokke set as i like brinjals (also known as eggplants). The set comes with a miso soup, a cold tofu, a bowl of rice with my nasu miso and hokke fish. The nasu is dried fried to soft on the inside yet not oily. Stir-fried with red miso and thinly slice pork, it was very appetising though rather salty. A big eater can definitely polish off many bowls of the nice fluffy japanese rice (their rice comes FREE FLOW

after work , me and my colleagues was shopping at bugis , passby a japanese restaurant named yayoiken as we are japanese foods lovers so we decided to dine in there .The restaurant serve different type of set meals e.g rice , noodles , kid meals ,ala carte menu , desserts and drinks . we ordered oyako don with on udon , tonkatsu set , shima hokke set . The set meals come with different side dishes .i like the oyako don cos of the chicken is tender and topped with scrambled eggs and the noodles

Yayoiken a well-known Japanese restaurant chain specialises in serving Japanese-Western cuisine. The Japanese restaurant has come a long way with its first stall opened in Kayabacho, Tokyo more than 125 years ago! At that time, western cuisine was rare in Japan. Today, Yayoiken has 180 restaurants in Japan and 60 in Thailand. In Singapore, Yayoiken has two outlets. The first was opened Liang Court in December 2011 while it's second outlet is at Bugis+ which was opened in May 2012. Ordered the Mi

It was a rainy when we decided to get in Yayoiken at Bugis +. The queue was extremely long, but the staffs were still serving the customers patiently with smile on face. I ordered the Yasai ramen ($9.90) as it looks very good on the menu. I love the big portion of assorted vegetables on the ramen, however, the veggie was stir-fried with too much oil and causing the soup base slightly oily too. Flavour wise, it is good though not overly wow. Pork wafu hamburger set ($14.90) is recommended too. Th

Went to bugis with my friends to shop for my friend's birthday present during lunch time.We decided to go for the new open Japanese cuisine restaurant - Yayoiken to try the food. I had ordered the crispy chicken cutlet (cannot remember the name of the dish). The chicken tasted nice as the chicken had a tender texture and the meat tasted moist and not dry. This is worthy to try and will visit the shop again to try their others food.