YAYOI (已結業)

Located conveniently at Somerset 313, Yayoiken was easily being found when you took all the way down to Level B3. We were greeted by tempting displays of numerous foods in glass cabinet at Storefront, really made us craze. I quite loved the seat structure here, it was designed like cubicles and there were partitions separating the seats therefore offered a lot of privacy for patrons. Using high-tech Ipad to tap our desired dishes, orders were directly sent to kitchen. Service was rather quick, f

My first visit to this restaurant despite seeing it for quite a number of times before. The food here is of good quality and quantity for its price. Placing order is simple and convenient with electronic panel just beside the table.Ordered a mixed toji set while my gf ordered yofu hamburg set. Both taste really good especially the mixed toji set. The mixed toji set is great for those who like to eat a variety of meats in one meal, it features sliced beef, fried prawn and tonkatsu, all simmered i

Ordered the pork mix toji at $10.90. It is very normal, quite a disappointment compared to most of the Japanese restaurants I've been to. However for the price it is reasonable for the quality of food. What's interesting is the ordering system is fully automated where you can select the food you want without engaging with any of the staff. This makes it efficient but lose that personal touch of service.

Yayoiken is one of the places I hold dear memories of. I had my first meal in Tokyo Japan at one of its outlets. Quite a disappointment for me to find my experience in the Singapore outlet muted by food that were below standard! Ordered the Pork Mix Toji which came with ebi fry, sliced pork and pork cutlet.Pork has the frozen porky smell which is disgusting. It lingers in my mouth even after other items! I am not sure if I would step back into this place again.

I was craving for Japanese food and happened to chance upon Yayoiken so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the Yofu hamburg set which looked rather promising on the menu. The set included a bowl of rice, side salad and the yofu hamburg. The prawn tempura was slightly soggy but still acceptable. The hamburger patty tasted rather mediocre. The portion would be quite big for a small eater so share with a friend if you have a small appetite! In my opinion, this was not worth a try. I'll rate it a

I dont know about you. But for me, when I'm hungry, I always crave for some Japanese food!!! Because they always look so yummylicious especially those food displays outside their glass windows. They just made you drool even more when you're soo famished. So.. I chanced upon this restaurant while I was urgently wanting to get some food and just right my craving was Japanese food! And this is what i ordered~ I forgot the name of this dish. But it was pork cutlet drizzled with a very special type o

Yayoiken offers set meals whereby there is a meat dish, accompanied by a bowl of Japanese rice, Miso soup and Tofu. The Yayoiken outlet at 313 Somerset is actually located all the way down at Level B3 where all the other eateries such as Yoshinoya, Fish and Co are situated. So it's quite easy to find. I loved the seat structure of this Yayoiken restaurant as it is designed like cubicles and there are partitions separating the seats. Hence it offers a lot of privacy. There are 2 types of menu : t

Came here with dinner with friends. Didn't really planned to eat here but I have seen this chain restaurant before and it had an extensive menu. Perfect for gatherings! They serve bentos, hamburgs, udon but lacked ramen. Anyway, I had the Buta Shigayaki Set, which is more chinese than Japanese. The set came with a small piece of fresh tofu, miso soup and a small salad. I really love the salad, somehow the sauce was very tasty. The Stir-Fried Ginger Pork was a little disappointing for me because