Yomenya Goemon (Closed)

Looking at the display of the wide array of appealing pasta, pizza and side dishes is indeed tempting enough to justify a visit to this pasta place After a dining experience to the place, I feel that it has justified a re-visit to the restaurant in the future.Went on a weekday for lunch and there is a promotion of weekday lunch set $14.90 which consists of any choice of pasta, salad and a small soup.For the salad, there is a salad counter to mix and match own salad. Though the choices are fairly

When I was working at Raffles Place before, Yomenya Goemon at Marina Bay Link Mall was one of my favourite places to have lunch. Since a colleague greatly recommended me this place, it has become the only spaghetti house I go to now whenever I need a pasta fix.Yomenya Goemon opened its doors in Shibuya, Japan in the 70s and is one of the top spaghetti houses in Japan today. The secret to their success probably lies in their ingredients which they claim to be imported from Italy so customers get

Ever wonder what is like mixing two cuisines together? The answer is right here at Yomenya Goemon, this restaurant combine the idea from Spaghetti which is Italian and Japanese cooking method into a whole new awesome dish. Some unique combinations include spaghetti in ramen soup base or even curry sauce. With regards to the pricing, I think that it is quite expensive as each person spent about slightly more than $10 for a meal. The ambiance makes you feel like you are in Japan but when the food

Yomenya Goemon Japanese Spaghetti House is a Japanese food outlet that sells only spaghetti cooked the Japanese way! In addition, you get to eat your spaghetti with chopsticks! It is located at the new Marina Bay Link Mall. The nearest MRT station is Raffles Place MRT station near exit I.Both of us ordered the Set Lunch Menu. She ordered Set C whie I ordered Set A. Her choice of spaghetti was‘Smoked Chicken & Four Cheeses’ while mine was‘Mediterranean Tomato Cream Soup (Spaghetti with Fresh Seaf

While looking at the display window, Merlion Wayfarer was enticed by the name - "Clam Chowder Spaghetti". She had tasted "clam chowder" before. She had also eaten "spaghetti" before. But two together? Hmmm... The black pot seems familiar. It reminded her of the pot of mussels served with white wine in Brittany. Is it the same? Well, let's see...The spaghetti was served with a smattering of broccoli and striped corn, and a dozen clams swam in the rich cream sauce. One slurp was all it takes to st

Mrupupup tried out the Yomenya Goemon Japanese Spaghetti House at the Marina Bay Link Mall (basement). This famous restaurant chain sells spaghetti done in an unique Japanese way and has a few stores in Singapore, Shanghai and Japan (of course!). Mrupupup ordered clam chowder spaghetti (loved the bowl design and seafood taste!) and tried out the duck spaghetti. The set also came with single serving of salad, apple drink and chocolate cake. The single serving of salad was stacked very high up wit

Merlion Wayfarer found a this eatery tucked in a little corner near the escalator. Hardly any queue, and two minutes was all it took to be seated.The tasty though limited salad bar with delicious side dishes. Seems a bit weird to mix vegetables, together with fruits like pineapples and watermelons and allow only one serving. The salad was only slightly expensive at $5.80 per one serving...Merlion Wayfarer opted for the roast duck spaghetti. The duck meat was kinda tough and dry, but the skin was

Have you tried eating spaghetti using chopsticks? At Yomenya Goemon Japanese Spaghetti House, that is the way you do it. The restaurant sells only spaghetti. It has an interesting menu with a huge selection of pasta cooked in Japanese way.My partner and I ordered the set which came a salad (one servicing from the salad bar), a drink and a main. As the set only entitled to one servicing from the salad bar, being typical Singaporean, you can see diners trying to squeeze as much as possible into th

What seems to be a very very secluded area at Marina Bay, the Youmenya Goemon is located right at the corner of the basement. Inside, the place is usually at around 75% capacity during dinner time. Good thing about this place is the open salad bar if you intend to pay more of course. The spread is not a lot, but there are enough varieties of vegetables and fruits to choose from.

I Went there with friends I ordered their pasta,It remind me of waraku pasta Their style was almost the same I had carbonara with meat sauce. This was basically spaghetti with an additional of bolognese on top, resulting in a richer, creamier version of a Bolognese. The egg could’ve been a runnier, to add yet another dimension to the sauce.I personal find that their pasta is much better than waraku & service was Good,OVerall i rate 8/10

All restaurants at MBFC are always pack and full of crowd during lunch hour on weekdays. We decided to try out Youmenya Goemon as the pastas look really delicious. I ordered the seafood pasta with tomato soup base. The spaghetti taste great with the fresh ingredients. It costs around $15 for lunch and I think it’s worth the money.

Japanese pasta seems like a new in thing these days. They are cooked in a different way as compared to the Italian pastas. Conveniently located at Marina Bay Link Mall, I would dine in almost every other time when I get the chance as it is near my workplace. The price is reasonable; it costs around $15 for pasta. The vongole pasta taste great with the right amount of pasta sauce.