Kuru-Kuru Japanese Restaurant (已結業)

I last visited Kuru Kuru a couple of years ago. As there is a recent Groupon deal, I searched for latest reviews to see if the restaurant is worth a re-visit before I make the purchase.Was very apprehensive with some recent poor reviews of the place. Nonetheless, decided to check out the restaurant yesterday.I am happy to say that my apprehension dissipated when the 1st 2 dishes arrived, which were sashimi (salmon, yellowtail & swordfish) & pork cutlet. The former was cold & fresh. The latter, t

Went there with a bunch of friends, not having high expectations cos the place isn't very famous. I mean, it is not widely heard of as a Japanese buffet restaurant. Also, location wise, was not very convenient for me. So I kinda had doubts and wasn't looking forward to the meal but since it was a gathering, I turned up.The food was better than what I expected!The weekday dinner buffet is about 30 plus for adults. The variety is wide and I did not manage to try every single dish but many of the r

buy some discount coupon from the website was not expecting much but it turn out to be a good deal. We order the garlic fried rice which was delicious and the right portion for a main dish not so little and not so much. I order the chicken curry rice for my main as well. The curry was nice and sweet and the carrot that come with the curry was cooked so soft that is simply melt in your mouth. Overall it was a delicious and affordable meal. will go there again if hae the chance.

You can either do the buffet or a la carte here at Kuru-kuru japanese Restaurant. We chose to have the a la carte. The price of the food here are reasonably cheap and affordable. Hubby ordered the Karee Raisu ($9). The pork cutlet with japanese curry rice is good, especially the curry, very delicious. I had the Omu Raisu ($8). The Japanese fried rice with egg omelet is a simple dish, yet very satisfying! The flavour is good. We also ordered the Yaki Sakana To Mango ($14). The pan fried fish with

A lot of people tend to stereotype Japanese food is expensive. You are not wrong, but not necessary for Japanese buffet. In fact, some of the Japanese restaurants that offer Japanese buffet are a lot cheaper than the usual buffet.The pricing:Lunch @ $26++, dinner @ $30++At Kuru Kuru the layout of the restaurant is quite small. If you are lucky enough you get big table, else you will have to make do with the small square table for 2.Overall, most of the dishes were okay except the pizza. The dish

The Japanese restaurant is tucked away in the working building of valley point, at a little corner of the level 1. Staff was very friendly and attentive when I first entered and service was very prompt at all times.Wide range of Japanese food available. Tried the Sashimi Moriawase Matsu, 7 Kinds of Mixed Premium Sashimi Platter for 6-8 and the Sashimi was very fresh. Thumbs up!

this restaurant tucked away in valley point along river valley road, boasts a really great buffet. for $30 u get free flow of sashimi consisting of slamon, tuna, hamachi, sea bass, octopus and squid. the wait staff are friendly and attentive and the orders come thick and fast. the food is generally of a decent quality and this is a good place for when you get a raving for jap food....lots of it.