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Zhup Zhup Supreme
The prawn flavour in the broth is dam gao, but it was overly and somewhat artificially sweet. I was hoping for a more natural, seafoody umami sweetness instead.

The noodles were nicely cooked and tossed in a subtly sweet soy sauce, but when paired with the broth, the overall dish is definitely too sweet.

The prawns were slightly overcooked, and more care could be taken to properly remove the prawn vein. The prawn balls could be more Q. The shabu and clams (la la) were fine.

Ngoh Hiang Roll
Ngoh hiang was decently meaty, though I would have enjoyed it more if water chestnuts were included in the filling for added crunch.

Crispy Prawn Cracker
The prawn crackers, however, were simple but enjoyable - extremely crispy and fragrant.

Overall
Pricing is definitely on the higher end, which made the overall experience slightly disappointing for me.

The prawn broth here is thick, aromatic, and sweet!
Before even entering the store, while turning around the corner, you could already smell it!

I ordered their Supereme Prawn Noodles with dry thick beehoon which was already very savoury on its own, and it goes perfectly with the heartwarming bowl of soup!

The prawn cracker was also amazingly crispy, it's definitely freshly fried.

Would come back again if I'm in the area!

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Had an excellent dinning experience at One Prawn & Co where it offers a local comfort food with innovation and sophistication. The courses of the menu includes the light, refined hamachi tartare and smoky prawn toast, followed by boldly flavored yet balanced dishes like the spicy octopus and scorched hor fun. The Typhoon Shelter fresh prawns were juicy, fresh and well- complemented by fragrant elderflower and burnt leek oil. A refreshing lemongrass ice kachang and sourdough with white chocolate ice cream provided the perfect close to a standout meal.

Had dinner at One Prawn & Co and it was a solid, enjoyable experience. Flavours leaned bold and local, especially the spicy octopus and the scorched hor fun which had good wok hei and punchy XO notes. The Typhoon Shelter prawns were the highlight for me, super fresh and coated in a shiok savoury crunch. Desserts were well thought out, with the lemongrass ice kachang being light and refreshing after the heavier mains. Good spot for a special meal or date night.

Great food and staff, Nicholas and Mateo

The beef steak was tender and juicy as it was cooked over traditional wood fire. Quality of the cut and the care taken in the cooking 👍🏼

The sourdough bread was crisp on the outside, yet soft and airy inside. Butter was flavourful, not too sweet.

Vibes were really chill and restaurant was not noisy.

Overall a great experience, will come back again

Everything was great. From the food, to the staff, and the ambience. We went for the 8 course meal. Dishes were unique and super fresh. Definitely coming back.

Had an amazing lunch as a celebration promotion and it was amazing! The weekday lunch set is surely worth the price and the side dishes are all very high quality and tasty which really elevated the dining experience! The prawn ramen is really good! The broth is not too heavy but very tasty

[TAI SENG, SINGAPORE] Among the many eateries located around Grantral Mall lies @kushidining, a Japanese buffet restaurant with a huge variety of food to choose from, and order as ala carte options as well.

Their limited edition Mixed Seafood Shabu Shabu 🍲($25.90) was indeed quite comforting, with an interesting tomato soup broth that's quite refreshing due to its tangy profile. Several seafood options like tiger prawns and scallops were given, and they were quite fresh!

Another item to order is their Salmon Yaki 🐟($14.80) as it was grilled well such that the skin is crispy, with the meat perfectly cooked. The fat in here is glorious.

My gripe is that their sashimi and sushi isn't that great as it isn't of high quality. I would lean towards getting their cooked dishes more.

Interestingly, they also serve speciality coffee that is surprising for a Japanese buffet restaurant. The Pour-Over Truffle ☕($4.90) was surprisingly decent and smooth!

All in all, I think it's ok~ considering there are bound to be hits and misses in buffet restaurants. They have cheap deals like daily 50% dishes and lunch sets from $11.90 that you can check out!

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