Gyu Nami

Wagyu beef bowl (regular) $10+

Total cost $11. Beef was soft but quantity not much in the regular bowl. Overall tasted average only.

The highly raved outlet from Amoy is now available at air-conditioned shopping mall in town! Nothing could quite go wrong w beef and Japanese pearl rice and Onsen eggy!

beef slices were soft and tasty but my regular sized bowl came with merely a few slices of it. it didn’t take long until I was down to my last slice with a lot of rice left; thankfully the rice, with bits of pepper and the egg yolk, was delicious on its own. my bowl is affordable at $11 but I don’t think it’s the most value of money. the service I got was also largely unenthusiastic and transactional. quite an underwhelming experience and now I see why it was empty during lunch hour.

The rice mixed superbly with the sauce and the runny sous vide egg to complement the beef, which was as tender as its alluring pink suggests. No bells and whistles - just a simple solid don, at a really good price in town.

The portion was much smaller than that during their Amoy Street days (rental pressure?), nevertheless the wagyu was as nice as before! I'll keep coming back for their yoghurt-based sauce. It is conveniently located near Don Don Donki too! Another drawback is their small capacity, but there wasn't any queue when I visited recently either.
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In frame: Regular Roast Beef Donburi [$10, excl. service charge]

Gyu Nami was definitely very generous with their beef, which came in large slices. They were soft and tender, and rather decent. The yogurt sauce and egg worked well with the beef, which could tend to be a bit dry since its roast beef.

However, this $10 bowl didn’t feel too filling and if you’re a big eater, you should definitely opt for the $13 portion, although it didn’t seem comparably a lot bigger.

Overall, a yummy beef bowl. 😍