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2013-02-09
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Sakae Sushi used to be one of my family's favourite hangout when we were staying in Bukit Batok. Sadly, its standard has dropped for a certain period of time but once in a while we still visit it for some Japanese food. This is the Stir-fried Konnyaku Noodles (beef) for $9.99. The price was reasonable for the portion. The noodles were some sort of glass noodles that was springy and slightly crunchy. Beef was soft and tender and there were mushrooms and sliced carrots as garnishing. Surprisingly,
Sakae Sushi used to be one of my family's favourite hangout when we were staying in Bukit Batok. Sadly, its standard has dropped for a certain period of time but once in a while we still visit it for some Japanese food.
This is the Stir-fried Konnyaku Noodles (beef) for $9.99. The price was reasonable for the portion. The noodles were some sort of glass noodles that was springy and slightly crunchy. Beef was soft and tender and there were mushrooms and sliced carrots as garnishing. Surprisingly, there was quite a lot of beef cubes and I think it might be able to feed 2 small-eaters. I'm not sure if the staff has undergone hygiene trainings before but when I requested for one of them to refill the ginger slices, she simply left the mini tong on the table. I was rather disgusted by that action and didn't touch the ginger slices subsequently. Maybe it's time to step up on hygiene classes for Sakae Sushi staff.
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