RICEBOWLS 🍚

Famished? Or harbouring a bottomless pit? Get the Set B ($14++). It comes with a bowl of ramen of your choice (the soup of their classic is fabulous but if you like to feel some heat, go for the spicy) plus a small bowl of rice topped with a large piece of chashu, a helping of pork belly pieces and half an onsen egg. I would not consider their meats spectacular but for the price of the set, it's worth it.

A healthy lunch that wasn't overly filling. The regular Poke bowl (100g of salmon) starts at $12.50 and you can select the regular ingredients for free, or add on $1 or $2 per ingredient for the "premium" range which consists of exciting things like kale chips or pomegranate seeds to get your poke bowl looking extra fine!

Was feeling lazy so I decided to use Deliveroo to order in today! It's great that they have so many options available to choose from.

I wanted to have some variety and finger food to snack for the rest of the afternoon, so Truly Test Kitchen seemed like the appropriate choice seeing as they have so many different rice bowls and sides to choose from.

My food came quicker than expected (< 30 mins) packed in nice boxes and cartons with utensils provided - really fuss-free and convenient! The food was served hot and extremely generous portions were given. We ordered the fried chicken chop curry rice bowl ($4), the pork chop rice bowl with sauce ($4), fried pork belly with sambal ($4), cheese fries ($4) and fried radish cake ($4). We also added fried fish fillet ($1.50), a braised egg ($0.50) and boneless soy chicken thigh ($1.50) to our rice bowls. Really cheap and affordable!

This is simple comfort food at its best. The curry was really fragrant and very thick, making for a nice sauce. The fried meats were still quite crisp despite being delivered, and went really well with the curry and braised sauce. Their fried radish cake was also a winner - crisp outside while soft and fluffy inside. The sambal provided really packed a punch and complimented the pork belly really well. Needless to say, we were stuffed and satisfied.

During their Western Week (1-7 August), you will get to enjoy a 1-for-1 promotion! Enjoy life a little and order in, because you deserve the best! #BYDTB #BurppleRoo

Affordable lunch sets are hard to come by, even more so in the CBD. Thankfully, there's always Katanashi's Lunch Set ($12) to fall back on — this Boat Quay joint is just a short stroll from Raffles Place MRT Station. There are 10 rice bowls to choose from, and each comes with a side salad and miso soup. Go for the Unatama Don, grilled eel coated in a sweet soy sauce glaze, or the Chicken Teritama Don, deep-fried chicken drizzled with teriyaki sauce and mayonnaise, served with an onsen egg.

A satisfying rice bowl consisting of very tasty pulled pork, pickled ginger and shiitake, spring onions and that oh-so-sexy signature 72 degree onsen egg.