Easy fix for a bowl of chirashi. What's funny is that they have a separate pricing menu for those using the Burrple 1 for 1, the prices for it was being jacked up. Strange thou.
Would be better if there was a bowl of soup that comes along. This was not too bad. But the soup one would be better as the noodles gets too dry.
Ordered the spicy pork noodles. This was actually pretty good but really spicy! Would recommend to take the non spicy one and add your own chilli flakes instead. We used the burpple 1 for 1 so this was worth it!
This was a bit disappointing thou. The pork was very soft and powdery. A bit weird for my liking. But it was crispy on the outside.
Tasted quite good. A must order as a sides.
Causal dining place inside Amoy Hotel. The eatery was well decorated, lots of instagramable props around. The pricing for the food was rather reasonable as well. Some of the dishes were a bit too salty. But overall, makes a good casual dining for those who wants a taste of thailand.
Nice environment, there was only 4 tables taken for the night so it was a quiet place. It was a 13 course meal, and each dish was very dainty. Small and cute. All the items are organic and the chef didn't put any seasonings to it. There were some miss and hits. Personally the tomato stew with crab was very well executed. Another personal favorite would be the Pate of Cooked Chicken Liver, interesting burst of flavors. The bay scallops and pepper was good too. The others are just alright. Can tell that the chef put in alot of effort. Quite nice for a date night.
This is a egg. Topped with caviar and truffle oil. I would have to say that the combination was good. But price point for an egg, a bit crazy.
This what we call a good and yummy plate of tonkatsu. For the price of $28, it's a lunch set meal that consist of a main, sides, refillable cabbage, a barley tea, and a green tea/coffee and a cheesecake, it's super good! The pork is really tender and soft, you can see the thickness of it as compared to many other places. Nice ambience as well! Really a hidden gem.
This is a must eat at Chingu. We ordered both the normal ones and the cheesy ones. It's very soft and fluffy.
Dish was quite salty. Had to add more soup into the dish to wash the saltiness away. The belachan chilli (Level 1) was pretty acceptable and goes well with the noodles! Overall, it was a pretty good dish. But a bit on the pricey side if we didn't use the Burpple 1 for 1.
