Japanese Food

Aburi Salmon Don, priced at $13, was very value for money. It came with thick chunks of lightly seared marinated salmon. Rice was okay, though a little bit hard. Beyond promo was a steal!

The tuna belly is perfectly sliced, with a tinge of sweetness. As you chew on the tuna slice, close your eyes, appreciate it gradually dissolving in your mouth, sliding to the back of your throat. Close your eyes, the $5-a-piece tuna belly slice is now in your stomach. Yummy, as you showed off a huge grin on your face.

Oh I digressed. The wasabi pairs really well with the tuna belly. Strongly suspect that the wasabi is the real deal (i.e. Not horseradish; can someone verify?). The rice was really tasty, its temperature was perfect. Highly recommended!

To go place for tonkatsu sets! The batter is light and not so oily. The pork does not stick to your teeth. The set meal is really value for money with free flow of crunchy and freshhhhh cabbage!

Had the Kani Tama Ramen, which essentially comes with a "Japanese" style omelette laid atop savoury crab broth ramen. Broth is on the salty side so 'strong' broth is definitely not recommended (give your kidneys a break please). The servings are substantial and price wise, still quite reasonable. Give it a try if you'd like some really savoury (and salty) ramen.

Had the Unadon (eel rice bowl) and my Friend had the sashimi set. Unagi was done to perfection. Sashimi was really fresh. No complains!