On the way to Plaza Sing I was given a Hot Tomato's promotion flyer. The restaurant was having a weekday promotion that's only $9.50 (inclusive of GST and service charge) for a main dish and free flow of ice lemon tea. There are three main dishes to choose from and Teriyaki Chicken Pasta was one of them.

The pasta was well-cooked and the amount of sauce they used for the pasta wasn't too much or too little. I'm not too sure what sauce it was, but it wasn't the regular tomato sauce or white sauce. It tastes a little sweet and goes well with the pasta.

The teriyaki chicken was average, just like any other teriyaki chicken served in other restaurants. Its moist and the teriyaki sauce is relatively sweet. Obviously it was a simple dish but it was pretty tasty for the price of $9.50. Only complaint is they could have given more pasta. It wasn't too filling in the end and I filled myself up with the free flow ice lemon tea.

Overall, it was a good meal and I wouldn't mind going back for the promotion for the other 2 dishes.

Mayim has a relatively wide range of appetiser and the pork and vegetable wonton is one of them. It is served with the restaurant's sweet and spicy sauce and costs $5. The wontons are filled generously with moist soft pork which is wrapped with a thin layer of the skin. The skin has a light sweetness to it and the way the wonton was wrapped helps retain the sauce on its skin. The sweet and spicy sauce, as the name suggests, is sweet and spicy. However, it isn't too spicy and carries the special taste that's in most of the sauces Mayim makes. The only downside to the appetiser was the amount of oil in the sauce. It was too oily and I had to "drain" it out. Other than the oiliness, it was delicious and worth the money. Would definitely have it again next time I'm craving for wontons!

I first had the fish donuts from KFC in Malaysia and really enjoyed it there so I was thrilled to see that it has come to Singapore too. As the name suggests, its fish in the same of a donut. The fish is similar to the fish 'ole KFC had. Its moist and soft. It wasn't overly oily neither did it carry a heavy flour taste. It tasted very fishy and I really liked it.

I bought the ala carte which costs $4 for 6 fish donuts. Alternatively, you can buy the snacker box, which costs $3.95 and consists of 4 fish donuts, 1 small drink and fries. Perfect for a lunch. Recommended!

Decided to try the rice set from Ajisen. I ordered for the mabo toufu set which consists of pork and miso soup. The mabo toufu wasn't very spicy so it was alright for me. The sauce was thick and sweet, perfect for the toufu. The pork wasn't too dry and was relatively soft. The sauce is sweet and the dish was fried together with onion and chilli. It was delicious but not much different from a home cooked meal. The miso soup from Ajisen was relatively bland..with only a slight miso taste.

Overall, it was tasty but definitely doesn't taste like restaurant-quality food. Costs $13.80 which I think was not worth it. Although it was good and filling, its standard is very average. Something a mother could cook easily. Therefore, despite being good, I probably won't recommend it b/c its not worth the money and Ajisen has other alternatives that would be more worth the money.

I dine at Mayim regularly and the manager had actually recommended me the baked custard and peanut sauce bun today. I've never tried it before and it seems like this is one of the items on the "customers' favourite" menu.

It was served freshly out of the oven and had a nice peanut smell to it. The outer layer of the baked bun is very thin and crispy. I loved the peanut sauce on the top layer. The crust is very soft and powdery. While it looked like it'd be very dry b/c of the peanut, it was actually relatively moist. The inner layer of the bun is baked custard which was very sweet.

Overall, I really liked it and would be having it again soon. The minimum order for this baked bun is 2 pieces and each piece costs only $1.40. Its pretty big and filling so it'd be a good idea to share one order with someone else.