Picture wise, it looks just like any other normal Japanese restaurants.

When the food arrived, it then occurred to me that the serving is actually quite big. I ordered salmon and seafood okonomiyaki. The salmon was fresh and quite a lot, unlike some restaurants which will scrimp on the amount of fish. The vegetables that accompanied the fish was well seasoned too. Seafood okonomiyaki was filled with cuttlefish and some prawns, topped with an egg.

I was already full halfway through the meal. Very delicious and definitely value for money. I certainly would not mind coming here again to try the other food.

This promotion has been going on for some time now and I finally have the chance to give it a try. The promotion is to order a set meal, which consists of 2 items, and have a choice to order another item out of the 4 choices for only $1. Of course we'd order the third item for just $1.

For the set meal, we chose the steamed fish and braised duck. The fish was very fresh and I liked the sauce very much. The duck was braised with yam. The duck meat was quite tough, but has absorbed the gravy nicely. For the $1 item, we chose the prawns with salted egg. The serving was obviously smaller, but for $1, it was still worth it. The prawns were fresh and crunchy, and the salted egg gave it a nice sweet and salty coating.

Overall, it was very worth the price and delicious definitely.

I would definitely come over here to buy their ang ku kueh whenever I pass by. The thick filling is wrapped with a thin layer of skin. You are able to bite the filling with every bite and not feel that you are merely eating the skin.

My favorite would be the peanut ang ku kueh. The peanut filling is very fragrant and lingers in your mouth. The green bean filling is pretty good too.

I was here on a weekday for lunch and the entire restaurant was pretty empty, only a few tables were taken. There was a promotion on the fish head curry and we undoubtedly ordered that.

It was served on a portable stove to keep it boiling and warm. The fish was very fresh and has the full flavor of the curry. The fragrance of the curry kept me wanting for more. It was not too spicy too. Although it was on promotion, the portion was not downsized at all. It was definitely very fulfilling.

There was a short queue during dinner time, despite that it was a weekday. The queue took quite a while and we were starving by the time we got a table.

I ordered the mushroom bacon linguine and a chocolate souffle. The pasta was nicely done, bacon taste was very strong and got a little overpowering towards the end. It was pretty salty too.

This is my first time trying the chocolate souffle from Bakerzin. The souffle has risen up nicely. Very soft and fluffy and chocolatey. It comes with a scoop of ice cream, which tastes delicious together with the warm souffle.