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2012-08-23
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This was my first trip to Singapore's AKB48 Cafe. I ordered for the student meal - Oyakodon. Its a rice bowl with chicken, egg and onion. The egg is somewhat half-cooked, the way I like it. The rice bowl is topped off with a sweet-salty sauce. It was slightly too salty near the end. It also comes with a salad and some pickles. The salad has a unique sauce that tasted something like onion. I didn't like it but my friends did so its probably based on personal preference. Overall, the food is prett
This was my first trip to Singapore's AKB48 Cafe. I ordered for the student meal - Oyakodon. Its a rice bowl with chicken, egg and onion. The egg is somewhat half-cooked, the way I like it. The rice bowl is topped off with a sweet-salty sauce. It was slightly too salty near the end. It also comes with a salad and some pickles. The salad has a unique sauce that tasted something like onion. I didn't like it but my friends did so its probably based on personal preference. Overall, the food is pretty average and so was the service. The cafe has limited staff and staff does not take initiative. However, as a fan of Japanese music, I enjoyed my dining experience there. For those who don't know, AKB48 is a Japanese girl idol group. The cafe has various photos and signatures of the female idols. Also, there is a small section that sells goods of the idol group (eg: T-shirts, posters).
It cost me only $7.80 for the meal. I would recommend it to anyone who's interested in Japanese idol groups but do note that the cafe's food isn't really its best selling point.
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