Great service & food 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.

Black Garlic Tonkotsu Udon ($12.80) previously I didn't able to try it out but in ramen version. But it's much better than previous trip that I have tried it out. But I felt that their udon was quite hard and not that chewy texture in the past that they used have.

tamoya udon curry udon with beef - my go-to order! always love curry udon because i find that udon noodles always go so well with the slightly sweet/spicy japanese curry, and the beef slices are also such a great pairing. 8/10

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Pork Set got the pork set which came with free steam egg and a soup!! love the steam egg, it was pipping hot and super wobbly. the pork came in 4 different variations - pork belly, pork collar of which 2 of them were marinated. the pork was tender and had a good meat to fat ratio. we added on a seafood and kimchi pancake as well.

Bibimbap ($12) Cheap but errrr I would rather go have bibimbap at Hyang Yeon. Ingredients were okay - there’s spinach, seaweed, beansprouts, zucchini, carrots, egg, and beef. Nothing was bad but everything was very average. The rice tho, was terribly mushy - I don’t know if it’s an off-day or what but it was ridiculous, we’ve never had such mushy rice anywhere 😢 The hot stone bowl was really good tho, it kept my food steaming hot (not warm but hot) throughout the meal, and allowed a crust to develop like in claypot rice. That was the only portion of the rice worth eating. The mushy rice I managed to eat was so that I wouldn’t waste food. Banchan was average as well, there’s seasoned potatoes, beansprouts, kimchi, pickled radish, broccoli, and macaroni. This is definitely one of the least impressive Korean restaurants I’ve been to. Oh well, at least it was cheaper than usual - $14 after service charge and gst.

Singkoba (2)🥢 Honestly one of the best seafood pakcakes eaten!! Its really crispy but thick at the same time🤣 Please see my previous burpple post for Singkoba's review!!

Singkoba (1)🥢 Went to Singkoba for lunch a few days ago and ordered their Stir Fried Chicken lunch set ($10.90), Kimchi Tuna Stew Set ($13), both with soup and rice included, a small seafood pancake ($15) and free banchan!😇 Portions were very filling for 2 pax and food was delicious!😍 Overall ratings 10/10 because of how affordable and yet yummy their food is! Would definitely come back for other lunch items (spoiled for options😅)!!