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2014-01-12
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The stall sells a variety of yakitori, which is actually sticks of bbq meats with sweet Japanese graze. Interestingly the staff at the counter is promoting it as Japanese satay to the public. Besides these, there is also sticks of deep fried items too.The outlet has a small dining area which seats about 15 people.I order a Value set A which costs $5.80. It is a rice bento which has 2 chicken yakitori, 1 pork yakitori, and 1 chicken ball yakitori. For $1 more, it is served with a bowl of miso so
The stall sells a variety of yakitori, which is actually sticks of bbq meats with sweet Japanese graze. Interestingly the staff at the counter is promoting it as Japanese satay to the public. Besides these, there is also sticks of deep fried items too.
The outlet has a small dining area which seats about 15 people.
I order a Value set A which costs $5.80. It is a rice bento which has 2 chicken yakitori, 1 pork yakitori, and 1 chicken ball yakitori. For $1 more, it is served with a bowl of miso soup. For a cold wet day, the soup is quite warming to the stomach. The chicken yakitori is quite juicy and soft, as well as, the meatball yakitori. But the pork yakitori tastes a bit dry and hard.
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