[CLOSED] Japan Foods Garden

This is a promotional lunch set, complete with chawanmushi, a bowl of miso soup and a cup of hot green tea.

I am usually quite wary of sashimi at budget prices because I feel that they are usually not fresh. At this price point, I wasn’t expecting much too. The sashimi isn’t as fresh as I would have liked them to be, but the amount is decent for the price. The octopus was a bit rubbery and tough, and some of the sashimi tasted a bit bland on my tongue. The tamago cubes were sweet and soft, according to my memory of how I think Japanese tamago should taste like. They use Japanese rice but the rice felt a bit undercooked to me.

But it was truly value-for-money considering the amount of sashimi that are in there.

$8/ ppax

Fish was a little dry, but overall good for the price and came with rice. I recommend at least trying once

DO NOT ORDER the kimchi soup. It’s too spicy for anyone

First of its kind in Singapore, the hot stone tendon ($11.80) comes with enticingly prawn tempura and crunchy kakiage complete with an onsen egg in the middle.
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Two more soup pots, Health & Beauty Salmon Pot ($9.80) and Spicy Chicken Pot ($9.80) are now available too! We just can’t get enough of the miso based Health & Beauty Salmon Pot which contains fresh Norwegian salmon, onions, mushrooms and fresh vegetables.
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Japan Foods Garden @ Shaw Centre
Address: 1 Scotts Road, B1-01, Shaw Centre, Singapore 228208
#japanfoodsgarden

Similar to claypot rice, I always like to let the rice sizzle longer so that I can enjoy the crisped rice by the side and bottom of the hot stone 😂
Refreshing concept and affordable price, so why not? 🤤

17 Nov’17, Fri
Kaisen Don at Japan Foods Garden...🍱🥢

Tbh, there better kaisen don out there, but for the price, I tot this is reasonable, mai-hiam-buay-pai lah huh...

The portion is rather small, may not be enough for big eater...

Damage: $9.90

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Here you can find different Japanese dining concepts such as Gyu Tetsu (teppanyaki store) and their newest addition, Sizzling Hot Stone!
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Be spoilt by the range of hot stone bowls like Curry (from $7.80), Oyako Don ($8.80), Gyu Don ($9.80) and many more! The first one is made of thick Japanese curry rice mixed with cheese and egg, simple but left us with a full and satisfied stomach. To celebrate the opening, they are offering a 1-for-1 Hot Stone Bowls promotion THIS WEEK (till 21 Nov 2017)
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Japan Foods Garden @ Shaw Centre
Address: 1 Scotts Road, B1-01, Shaw Centre, Singapore 228208
#japanfoodsgarden