Keep the food coming!

Finally we had the chance to go check out this place after talking about it for the longest time.






It's a Jap-style bbq ala-carte buffet. Service was fantastic and the place was really well done up. Only thing I don't really like is they didn't install the "smoke absorber" so after eating, you practically smell like your food! It's not exactly cheap at around $40+ per pax for lunch. Pay a bit more and you'll get wagyu beef included for your spread!


Sashimi.... something I cannot live without!


Prawns and fish for bbq-ing~


Veggies... I love corn!!!!!


And then the array of meat! As you can see, without wagyu, the spread is already very good! All their food are of good quality!

So of course we'll definitely go back again! And maybe try the wagyu this time round!

Complete the Jap Meal

Had a craving for Jap curry the other day... so we went to Go Go Curry @ 313. Why Go Go, because it looked very very much like the one we had in Japan of course. So we decided to go check it out.



We ordered this to share. The portion is HUGE! But the katsu was kinda too dry. Curry was only okay. Not fantastic.

Then to satisfy ourselves after a not very satisfying dinner, we went to have dessert @ 1-Caramel~~~



Red miso souffle with yuzu sorbert~ It was one of the BESTest souffle I've ever tasted! The softness was just right, the flavour was full yet light... It was amazing! It's a definite MUST TRY!

Bishamon Ramen

The other day we had lunch at Bishamon just to check out their Sapporo ramen.



We ordered the Miso Ramen which costs $13.90. Pretty reasonable considering that they have a few slices of meat, some corn, some menma (my favourite!!!), a piece of seaweed and a whole egg. Soup base was good, though not as thick as what you'll find at Ippudo. The meat was too dry and tough. As for the ramen, the springy-ness is comparable to Marutama's.

Ippudo's Ramen

Welcome to Ippudo, the much raved about ramen from Japan.



Be warned that you'll have to queue around 30mins or more to get to try their food.

Ramen @ Marutama Ra-Men

I'm not usually a ramen person. But when I first tried the ramen @ Marutama, I was impressed! Marutama only offers three kind of ramen. One - the normal ramen. Two - the normal ramen in spicy broth. Three - the normal ramen in a 7-mixed nuts broth. I've tried all three and my personal preference is still the spicy one. So far, I've been there with different people and they all preferred the spicy ramen.