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2013-12-12
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Rakuzen is a pretty nice place, looks quite classy. Surprisingly the lunch/dinner sets are priced decently. The ala carte menu is more expensive, but not rocket high. Needless to say, we all ordered set dinners, being the first visit and less the hassle of browing through the ala carte menu...Beef Teppanyaki Set - $18++The set came with teppanyaki beef with bean sprouts, chawanmushi, an appetizer, garlic rice, miso soup and a dessert ( watermelon with Konnyaku Jelly). I said this was rather wort
Beef Teppanyaki Set - $18++The set came with teppanyaki beef with bean sprouts, chawanmushi, an appetizer, garlic rice, miso soup and a dessert ( watermelon with Konnyaku Jelly). I said this was rather worthwhile! ^_^
If you super big appetite, you can top up the dinner set with a plate of 6 sushi or sashimi, and the total price is approximately $25++ ( I cant really remember, should be more or less around $25++).
The beef cubes were really chewy. On a side note, I went back Rakuzen second time and ordered again, the beef teppanyaki set. Hey, dun say I'm boring person okay. I'm just being very loyal... Keke.Anyway, I find the beef cubes were slightly harder aka overcooked, so the standard is not very consistent lah
Orders of my friends....
Nabeyaki Set -$16This was ordered by my fren. Similarly, it came with chawanmushi, a side dish, fruit and miso soup.
Unagi Set - $18Erm, my friend ordered the set with the top up of sashimi, cant really remember whether the price is before or after the top up. Dun blame me if I got the price wrong! =p
We unanimously agreed that the unagi was HUGEEEE... The chef so generous hor? Hhaha
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