Japanese

Had the 1 for 1 Tamago Nigiri along with their seasonal items.

Their seasonal items is unique and really good

Had the Chicken Katsu Curry ($19.80++) and the portion is big. It is quite decent but I think other lunch item they have is better

Was walking around to decide what to eat before stumbling on this tendon place.

We were being served chawamushi first before getting our mains. The Tempura is not oily which make it healthy.

Quite worth the money too

Was introduced by friend for this restaurant for their Tsukemen which is ramen dipped with sardine broth.

In my opinion, is just normal which instead of cold soba with soyu, this is cooked ramen with with sardine broth. Tastewise is nothing special.

Wouldn't queue up for it

Ordered the Yakitori Don ($19.80++) and the meat given is generous.

There was Yakitori, bacon & minced pork in it. Is the most value for money in my opinion.

Will come back again to try other lunch deal which recently expanded

Came back again for the 1 for 1 and have the Truffle Tonkotsu Udon now.

Really good and strong truffle taste

Came here due to their grand Opening 1 for 1 and I like it.

I had their signature Jiro Tonkotsu Udon while my friend had Sanuki Beef Onsen Egg Udon.

The Jiro Tonkotsu Udon soup broth was fragrant and strong in flavour. However, after near the end, the soup got saltier.

Overall however, still a good dish and would come back for their 1 for 1 sometime around this week to explore more dish

First known this place for its advertised quality food at hawker price. I was anticipated for that

However, upon trying it, I feel that the rice was dry due to lack of teriyaki sauce and the salmon was normal.

Overall, nothing to shout about

Had the pork bowl lunch set ($19.80++) and it was the best among all I have tried so far.

Pork is not salty and and flavourful. Also, not forgetting the 2-3 free flow sides that we can have. Really delicious and worth it

Had the chicken cutlet ($9.50) & salmon mentaiko bowl ($10.50).

I would say the mentaiko was pretty generous and the terikayi sauce drenched on the rice helped make the rice moist and not dry.

Would not mind going back for more

Had the Pork Udon with egg and rice with assorted tempura (Kakiage & Snow cream croquette).

I like that they provide a few free condiments such as tempura bits & seaweed which you can add to your udon or rice like me to further enhance the meal.

Being in a town area, the food here is affordable which explain the queue outside.

Went to this restaurant again for their lunch set deal. Ordered their fish set ($17.90++). The fish was larger than I expect. However, I feel that the fish is kind of salty. However, I do like the concept of using the 2nd fillet in a soup and enjoy it.

Overall, still worth it with the size and free flow sides