Waraku Japanese Casual Dining

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Waraku is another Japanese restaurant which I have been waiting to try for some time now. Anyway I decided to drop by one day since I am in the vicinity and though it is a bit out of the way, it is worth the visit.The restaurant is very Japanese-inspired with their wooden furnishings and lanterns.My friends and I ordered their Kaminabe, which is one of their signature dishes here, besides their ramen. I got the Cod Fish Kaminabe which comes in a paper pot. The soup is not too salty and tasted qu

This would be my last review (unless new dish) on Waraku as I think I’ve made a point on how easily this place becomes me and my hubby’s favourite place to dine. We’ve eaten almost everything here and the only time we return these days is whenever we are in the area , they have seasonal new dishes or when the craving hits.Bought a new DSLR lens so we were playing around with “bokeh” (means blur in japanese) fitting for a japanese restaurant!In 2 sets : A chopstick full of cold Soba noodles dippe

We ordered the kimchi pork ramen and ton katsu curry rice. The tasty and well cooked ramen portion was really generous and the bowl is huge ! Sour and appetizing Kimchi soup base with thinly sliced sukiyaki pork NICE ! Thick, creamy and robust goes well with fluffy Japanese pearl rice. Crispy and juicy pan-co coated cutlet. Nice and quiet. Depending on where you're seated, either under a cosy light or with a window and nice sunlight shining in.

There were many lots available for those who drive here. I was planning to go for a slow stroll at the beach as it was a nice day. When we first seated in, the ambience was nice and quiet. Depending on where you are seated, you could either be under a cozy light or at a window seat with streams of sunlight shining in. The staff are very friendly, helpful and welcoming. I had a craving for bacon and was lazy to buy and bbq/grill my own. So this really hits the spot! It was very juicy and the aspa

Date : 20121225Time of visit : 8.30pmWhat/Where : Waraku @ East coast ParkWhat we had : Kimchi pork ramen,saba fish set,assorted yakitori Average cost/pax : $53Ambience : Clean, cozy with alot of japanese decor; private tatami style room for large groupService : Fast and well-mannered staffPortion : Thinly slices pork soak in hot and spicy kimchi soup with silky ramen. Yakitori was appetizing but slightly salty. Juicy saba with a dash of lemon juice makes you want to keep eating Location : East

Used to come here when i was a kid and would always order the kids meal as it came with a free toy. This time, i ordered the soup pot thing which has vegetables, tofu and some seafood inside. Really love the food here. It never fails to make me leave feeling very satisfied! Love the taste of the soup and the prawn tempuras too! The portions are rather generous and is definitely worth the money! and worth trying all the different food items available on their menu!

I was quite surprized to see that waraku had cream sauced UDON in their menus and since i was feeling a little adventurous, i decided to order the kinoko cream udon.The kinoko cream udon is a cream based udon with mushrooms. It tasted quite delicious initially, but towards the end of the meal, it started to get a bit queasy to finish the entire bowl as the cream sauce was too milky.

When I first saw the queue, and maybe I was attracted by the wooden hut like outlook , I joined the queue. There was a little "lobby"-like waiting area and it was warm. So we went out after getting the number. After 15mins, we went back.Finally the number was called. We were hastily seated and shoved the menus. Okay, we thought, this was casual dining. The ambience is not too bad actually, a little dimmed down, but the waiters were talking loudly and there was a lot of clunking from the plates.