Japanese

Had the chance to try their yakinku buffet ($24.90) and it was an experience. Quality of the kabi beef is good and the reason why I go for this buffet.

Downside however, they serve chicken in not in thin slice but as a thigh. Their BBQ strength is also not that strong hence, take a while to cook the chicken.

Overall, very worth it for a buffet and I ate more than the amount of based on ala carte.

Went for the Lunch Deal ($10.90++) which is very worth it. However, the soba kind of hard while the sushi rice will fall apart easily. Dinner time usually no issue

For the price point, I would say not bad

Had the Curry Ramen with prawn ($16.90). Affordable with the fried prawn which is big and generous. Worth it

Ordered the chicken katsu curry rice ($5.90). Chicken was cook to order and portion was generous. Unfortunately, curry and miso soup was watery.

For a neighbour area and cheap price. I would say it is pretty good

Paid $13.10 for these including 2 x $0.30 takeaway charges. Not bad

Cheap Katsu at only $5.90. Rice was moist with the help of the egg and portion of meat is generous. However, I feel that the chicken is kind of tough but better than those in food centre at a similar price point

Was excited to try the Everton Park outlet as there is some special item such as cauliflower fritters. However, I feel that although the cauliflower fritter is flavourful, it is not crispy and hot enough.

The toast is also dry, hard and not hot. Compared to the Upper Thomson outlet. This kind of lose.

Had the new Kakiage Don which is like a single piece of fritters with all the vegetable, prawn and squid condensed together.

Price is reasonable and worth it.

Had the classic pork tonkatsu ($15) while my friend had the black currry tonkatsu ($20).

The tonkatau was huge and meaty which is value for money with free flow rice and cabbage.

However, I find the meat quite dry and would be better if instead of cabbage, having like coleslaw which is moist.

After abt 2 years, finally tried Yakinku Like again and this time, sauce is provided. The meat itself is delicious but detrenching it with the sauce with the rice make it even more amazing and delicious

Had the spicy ebi wanton ramen ($13.90) and it is delicious. Pork is tender and the prawn wanton is delicious

Came here for the 1 for 1 classic tempura udon ($26.80++) using the entertainer app.

There is the hot version as well as the cold version. I like that the prawn tempura is big and suculent compared to other tempura prawn I have tried before.

The hot udon broth was delicious with its salted shoyu taste.

Overall, it is delicious and worth it for 1 for 1.