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2010-12-01
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Love Marche’s concept, but love Japanese food? Crave good ramen, but also sashimi, omu rice, rosti, Japanese desserts and skewed food?The answer is easy: Shokudo.This outlet at Raffles City is fashioned after Marche, but with a smattering of all the various Japanese dishes you can try.My particular favourite was the fact that they serve up wafu sauce – a mix of Japanese soy sauce, rice vinegar and vegetable oil. I’m told Shokudo’s version had some secret ingredients too, so it tasted different.
The answer is easy: Shokudo.
This outlet at Raffles City is fashioned after Marche, but with a smattering of all the various Japanese dishes you can try.
My particular favourite was the fact that they serve up wafu sauce – a mix of Japanese soy sauce, rice vinegar and vegetable oil. I’m told Shokudo’s version had some secret ingredients too, so it tasted different.
So anyway, I went for the Soft Shell Crab pasta in wafu sauce. It was pretty good, with a huge helping of crab. Rather sinful. I quite enjoyed it, especially after a liberal showering of cheese and chilli flakes. It is not exactly the best dish, but it was good.
My companion had a very yummy omu rice. The rice was tomato-flavoured fried rice that was surprisingly yummy and not at all drying. Very flavourful. The egg was good too, as was the brown sauce and mayo drizzled on. It came with two Japanese-styled crabsticks. They are usually sweeter and fresher than the regular ones, but these were heated so the sweetness is gone.
(The real sweet ones come in a good-sized pack in most supermarts.)
What this place has going for them is its variety, as well as its good location. It also has a playarea for kids – so it is a good place for families.
Personally though, I prefer the intimate environment in their restaurant-style Shokudo outlets.
P.S. Do you know they also own Thai Express (very good mango salad) and Double Bay (yet to try, lemme know what’s good!)?
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