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Introduction
A very first venture for the group, En Japanese Dining Bar was started in December 2000. Specializing in Okinawa cuisine, the restaurant builds upon the concept of modern Japanese dining bars. continue reading
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri
18:00 - 23:30
Sat - Sun
12:00 - 15:00
18:00 - 23:30
Public Holiday
12:00 - 15:00
18:00 - 23:30
Other Info
Alcoholic Drinks Available
Takes Reservations
Restaurant Website
http://www.endiningbars.com
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
Signature Dishes
Flamingo Squares Moo Sticks
Review (7)
Level4 2013-10-31
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Dropped by for a quick meal for the unagi fried rice and a dessert. I can hardly find a decent unagi fried rice until a friend told me i should try this place. Its a little inconvenient to visit this place as only buses are available. But this is the best outlet to go to, as their drinks are refillable while other branch charge. And different branches has different prices. There isnt much crowd when i dropped by. The unagi fried rice has generous chunks of unagi and you are able to eat more than 1 unagi in every spoonful. Overall, its very worth it. The dessert is very good, but the cost is a little steep. But i will certainly buy it again whenever i can afford. continue reading
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Level4 2013-09-23
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We came here simply to unwind from the madness they call work. It's like fighting a war everyday and all we needed was to kickback chillax.unagi fried rice. This was a delicious fried rice. the grains of japanese rice were fat and well fried with the taste of the wok and teriyaki sauce. The unagi pieces were a good portion, well spread out through the rice. $11.90and we decided on a buta kimchi soup. didn't expect it to come in a generous portion. $13.90It was a comfort food dinner success. continue reading
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Level4 2012-07-17
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Had a rather delicious, scrumptious dinner at En Dining. A Japanese Ala-Carte buffet outlet which serves food of rather high standard, even the presentation was pleasant for a buffet restaurant. I love having steamboat whenever there is a gathering. I think 'steamboating' promotes a sense of camaraderie. En Dining is a place that I will visit and revisit if my pocket allows. Unfortunately it is not cheap. Of course we had more food than this, but well... decided to stop taking photos and start enjoying my food! My obsession with taking photos of food is probably irritating my fellow dinner mates. This is one of the cold dish that we had, century egg cold toufu. Very refreshing as an appetizer, and it is very eggy. Century eggs lover will definitely love this dish! Presentation was exquisite too. I probably can eat 10 pieces of this if not for the fact that i need to consciously save space in my tummy to make way for more delicious food. The sashimi was very fresh and slices of salmon were thick. I strongly believe that sashimi must not be slice too thinly so that it retains the bite. This is the beef carpaccio which is not bad. In fact this is my first time eating beef carpaccio. Our shabu shabu pork slices. Good proportion of fats and meat. Very fresh n flavourful I must say. OOooo this has got to be my favourite dish of the night. It looks rather ordinary but looks can be deceiving! This is the ungai fried rice, the unagi in the rice really enhances the flavour of the rice. Very addictive dish, in fact it was this dish that fills me up big time cause i couldnt stop eating it. Maybe that was the intention, give you a very good rice dish and fill you up so that you will stop eating other more expensive dishes. This is part of our Shabu ShabuThe very fatty Dong Po Rou, Pork Belly, which my friend couldnt stop eating and once she decided that she had enough, she was sick! Her artery must have felt clogged. Fats lover would love this!The lovely beef slices for the beef sukiyaki. Beautiful and perfectly marbled beef. Again good proportion of fats and meat. You can choose between the Beef Shabu Shabu and Beef Sukiyaki. Both are part of the ala-carte buffet. It was about $60 per head. Cant remember the exact price though. continue reading
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Level2 2012-05-06
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Have been going there quite regularly for the past 1-2 years. Why? Nice food, good service! Only gripe is - limited seating indoors and sitting outdoors: hot! Our usual starter, the Imaiyu salad was yummy and refreshing, although the sashimi pieces have gotten smaller. Also had the Unagi fried rice which was very tasty. Not too oily, nor too salty. Topped off with a nice cold Asahi beer.. Inflation must be affecting the restaurant though, cos the serving portions for everything has been gradually getting smaller and smaller over the past few months. Still, one of my fave Jap restaurants. continue reading
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Level4 2012-05-03
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The seafood udon soup from this Japanese Restaurant has one of the better soup base out there compare to other Japanese restaurant. The soup is more towards the thicker version and full of sweet flavour from the long hours boiling of the seafoods. The udon noodle is thick and really chewy. Love the freshess of the seafoods in the soup which includes medium size prawns, seafood crabstick, squid rings and mussel in it. Not much vegetables can be found in this dish, but fortunately the main focus is the soup base and the seafoods in this dish. Do try it out if you have the time as well. continue reading
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