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Chahan Unagi ($21) this was my favorite dish of the meal!! Fried rice was perfect - piping hot, garlicky and so tasty. Unagi was fresh and not dry at all. Made extra worth it with Burpple Beyond 1 for 1.

Beef King Don ($20.80) serving size was generous, beef was pretty tasty, made extra worth-it with Burpple 1-for-1. Otherwise, it’s not something super special and unique to Uncle Kiisu imo.

Black Fries Day ($10.80) I was so shocked when this dish came because the cheese was entirely black!! Shoestring fries covered with black (squid ink??charcoal??) cheese, mentaiko and a runny egg. This was pretty tasty!

Samurai Kueh Pie Tee ($7.80) this dish was filled with a generous amount of filling in each cup. Pretty decent, but nothing to shout about imo.

Mythical Chawanmush ($4.80) was recommended to us by our friendly server. The “mythical” unicorn is actually squid ink jelly that melts into the chawanmushi at the bottom. Novelty aside, the dish was actually loaded with a generous scoop of ikura, and a slice of scallop sashimi on top of truffle-infused chawanmushi.

Beef Larb Bowl ($18) is essentially thai-style 卤肉饭. Interesting flavor if you like sour and spicy but otherwise, not that impressive and not very worth $18 imo. 1 for 1 available on Entertainer 2019.

Salmon Mentaiko Bowl ($16) you’d be disappointed if you expect the standard slab of salmon drizzled with Mentaiko sauce. This tasted more like canned salmon flakes. The egg was well done though. Otherwise, not very worth the price. Would probably return because the ambience and location is great, but food-wise not fantastic. Available on Entertainer 2019.

Ro Ppong Roje ($17.80) was my favourite dish out of the 4 we ordered. The tomato cream was delicious!! Noodle texture was great too and food was served fresh and piping hot! If eating in a pair/group, I’d suggest ordering this dish + another non-cream based dish to share as the portions are relatively big and the cream sauce, whilst yummy, can get abit heavy towards the end! 1 for 1 available on Burpple Beyond

Keu Ppong Cream ($17.80) is an interesting fusion dish. Think - Korean seafood noodles x carbonara. Personally I quite enjoyed the texture of the noodles, and the cream sauce was quite tasty as well. However, it can get abit jerlat especially if you attempt to eat a bowl by yourself so I’d say this is one of those dishes that works better when shared! Also, for the cream sauce dishes, I’d recommend the tomato cream Ppong over this dish! 1 for 1 available on Burpple Beyond

Bun Thit Nuong ($11.90) was pretty impressed by this dish. The rice vermicelli was light and not too “sticky”, generous amounts of greens were given (as with all authentic Vietnamese bun dishes), and the grilled pork was excellent. It was not too dry and the char was quite similar to what I had in Vietnam. The only downside was that the service was exceptionally terrible today, the waitress was unfriendly and rude. 1 for 1 available on Burpple Beyond.

One Pot Chicken ($22) essentially involves chicken and mashed potatoes baked with cheese, served with a side of crusty sourdough bread. It’s a simple dish, not mind-blowing, but very tasty. It was good comfort food on a cold rainy day. 1 for 1 available on Burpple Beyond and Entertainer 2019.

The Impossible Burger ($23) is a plant-based burger patty. Ordered it out of curiosity, and it did bear striking similarity to a beef patty in terms of texture, but unfortunately it lacked flavor and if you’re a meat eater, I’d say stick with the beef burger. Cheese used was yummy and the buns were great too though! 1 for 1 available on Burpple Beyond and Entertainer 2019