I was there on last Saturday with my 3 friends, we were using the vouchers for their sushi buffet, the lunch time was quite crowded(luckily we made the reservation earlier). We were sitting far from the sushi refill station, so some of the popular sushis were taken away by other customers before reach to us. Hence, we asked the staff whether we can get the those sushis from them, they were very helpful and got back to us with some of their top seller sushis. Even the promotion includes of Ice-green tea but we also order the Chocolate Freeze and Mango Freeze, it is really nice, must try it!! For those non-buffet eaters please go for their Tom Yum Seafood Ramen.

Cute little outfit in a lovely location, B Bakery seems to be popular with foodies. I first discovered this place several years ago and bought something that's a cross between a chocolate butter cookie and a wafer which was heavenly, but they never made it again because - I was told - they only make stuff as and when they "feel like it". To me, this is a clear indicator that not only are the owners vain and self-absorbed, they see the cafe/bakery as a vessel for their "performance" and are not interested in making customers happy. They ought to realise that this is a grossly misrepresented attitude of top chefs or celebrity chefs, and that these days

I was extremely fatigued... I came here with RL so that i can get a cup of Kopi-C in order to revitalise myself to play the night away.
I do not like drinking coffee and i only drink it to wake myself up during the working place or when I’m so sleepy. The Kopi-C was great... plenty of evaporated milk and not too sweet. It was also piping hot... just the way I like my beverage.

I will return again for a cup of Teh-C someday.

I must admit that the impression I had on arrival was that, this joint would blow a big hole in the wallet/pockets on any given day. The almost all Korean service crew were friendly to welcome & usher the customers. While I was ushered in, I panned my eyes to witness a relatively occupied restaurant. As it appears, this may just be 1 of the joints with a stronger following than I’d expect.

I was immersed in the menu. Interestingly, the dishes on the menu come with surreal names, to the likes of; kraken roll, Kentucky roll etcI have to say the names were quite intriguing and it was rather tempting to want to try all of them.

I love their hand rolls

The beverage was served up front, followed by the salads. Our chatter was matched by the sizzling & clattering of the chef's acoustic performance on the hot plate. Bit by bit, item by item, the chef organized the hot plate strategically to accommodate different cooking times taken for the respective orders. It didn’t take long before the dishes were served piping hot before us.

I have to confess that this is possibly 1 of the better teppanyaki places I’ve ever visited, while prices r really affordable.