Yunomori Cafe

Curry was surprisingly light yet flavourful. Udon was al dente and cooked perfectly. Quite affordable at only $9, but portion is quite small.

Ordered an iced mint tea ($3.50) and it was quite average.

This spa's in house cafe is like a sanctuary, where people in their yukata rest after soaking in their spas. I especially love how peaceful and authentic it is, just like the cafes in Japan where it's quiet and serene.

Plus, their food menu is broad across dons, udons, pretty japanese dessert and drinks - and pocket friendly too. I tried out their unique Salmon ochazuke (mostly seen like dashi broth stock poured out of a teapot to immerse the salmon and rice), and savoured every bite. Serving size is just right. (~$11)

Freshly fried tonkatsu paired with Japanese curry with some potatoes and carrots. Nothing fanciful but a comforting food that will not go wrong.

The gyudon rice was soaked with quite a bit of sauce and a little salty. Vegetables were also dressed with Japanese sesame sauce (which is also salty).

Gyoza was in okonomiyaki style and sauce. An average dish, maybe you can just order the original Gyoza.

A place with a variety of Japanese food to fill your tummy after soaking in the onsen, but otherwise would not travel down just to have their food.

Hojicha Kakigori ($14.90 w/o gst)
As we dig deeper into the shaved ice... We found more yummy gems 😋
Truly a great experience having a cold dessert after 2 hrs of onsen in SG

P/s: you can skip their hokkaido milk ($4.8 w/o gst).... 😞

The unagi too little though... the soup is good. Abit pricey #burpplesg #burpple #foodporn

Perfect to eat after onsen. Taste is goood. #burrplesg #burrple #onsen