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2010-11-05
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We were there for a burpdae celebration and we decided Shokudo would be the best place to cater for different tastes. We had the huge Japanese Beef Burger which very huge indeed. The fries was rather cold and soggy. Love the special salad sauce that they drizzled on the greens, not the normal creamy fattening topping. The sunny side up in the burger was a pleasant surprise and the pickle that was also inside was very nice and crispy.We also had Sukiyaki Bento Set which consisted of a soup, rice
We had the huge Japanese Beef Burger which very huge indeed. The fries was rather cold and soggy. Love the special salad sauce that they drizzled on the greens, not the normal creamy fattening topping. The sunny side up in the burger was a pleasant surprise and the pickle that was also inside was very nice and crispy.
We also had Sukiyaki Bento Set which consisted of a soup, rice, vegetable in dark sauce and a Japanese omelette. All in super small portion thou. Wasnt really filling. Only the omelette was good. So i suggest you buy the normal sized omelette instead. The veg was very very salty. Good to go with your rice i guess.
We also had Japanese Curry Tori Rice. Breaded chicken were very nice and crispy. The curry was average.
Last but not least, our all time favourite Rosti with German sausage. Its still the best dish available there even though its nowhere near Japanese. The ones at Marche is better though.
Not to forget. A bottle of Strawberry milk was $5+!
Overall, the food is just normal Japanese food that can be easily found in foodcourt stalls .(except for Rosti which is available either in here or Marche i think) However, they are really overpriced. I'd suggest you pay $19.80 to have the same spread and choices but at a free flow buffet at the Kiseki Japanese Buffet @ Heerens. (We spent abt $15 each for 4 dishes!)
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