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Nothing much to give praises about, except that its affordable japanese food without any queue. sometimes they take really long to cook certain meals.. the only delicious part of the meal is the fried Ebi prawns!The Ebi prawns come with the set meal, which costs $4.80. lightly battered and deep fried, its crisp and golden brown aroma is rather fulfilling!I LOVE to add the additional egg for $2. its soft and juicy, not watery like others.The udon is a little low-quality, taste like the NTUC one where you can bring home to cook.Free slice of watermelon, not really sweet but quite juicy.The calamari rings tasted quite weird.The katsu (chicken) was delicious, evenly cooked and juicy tender!
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Have a chicken teriyaki for lunch but it turns out to be like fried cutlet chicken. Even is fried, chicken is not so crispy although the sauce is tasty and generous serving. As for the rice is abit too dry and not that sticky as is hard. Soup is tasteless. Add on with a chawanmushi for $1 dollar. Taste is completely bland and the ingredient in it is not so much and isn't that hot unlike others does it. Spent $5.50 for it.
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This stall sells very crispy tempura. It is really value for money. The tempura are fried on the spot and it uses the freshest prawns to make. You can either choose to eat it with or without noodle. The tempura sauce they give also of made of superior quality. The batter of the tempura is fried to a golden brown colour and the prawns inside is very moist and nice. The prawn they give is also very fresh and big. This dish is popular among their regular customers. This stall also sells other Japanese Food. I just like the way they fry the tempura.
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