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My $2.50 mee soto, the cheapest meal I’ve had here by far. The broth wasn’t very flavourful but you can’t complain much when they give you quite a decent portion of shredded chicken and let’s not forget the price point. ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

Generous portion of noodles with a strong wokhey flavor. The ingredients aren't a lot but has a variety of seafood, meat and veg. Overall, not too intense, but the flavor builds up.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

Came to Shukuu Izakaya with my friend today for dinner.

Loved the nice ambience that gives a very Japanese feel to the place :)

Tried a lot of dishes but my favourites would be Mentaiko Rosti and the Gyuniku Jaga.

Mentaiko Rosti had a nice torched fragrance, and i kept coming back for more, probably because I love Mentaiko 🤩

I really enjoyed the Gyuniku Jaga (beef stew) because the beef was so soft and chewy, and the stew was super rich, i kept scooping for more! Would come again!

I often don’t finish up the noodles at any ramen shop, but this ramen tops so many other ramen I have ever tried!
Their noodles are al dente, not too mushy and not too chewy.
Their sauce harbours a lot of flavor and coats the noodles very well when you mix it properly.
This is a must-try if you are here!

Food: 4.5/5
Place: 4/5
Price: 3/5

(After burpple, price was about $9.30/person)

Their portions were very generous, and their sashimi is very fresh. Would recommend you to come and try.
It’s about $15/person after burpple discount.
Food: 3/5 - their mentaiko sauce had too much mayo..
Place: 3/5 - quite small and the tables are very small too.

Overall, not bad Japanese food.

The Bak Chor Mee ($5) from 85 Redhill Teochew Fishball Noodles at the basement of Plaza Singapura is on the ketchupier side but thankfully it does not overpower the chili and is not too sweet. The meepok, minced meat, pork slices and mushroom go well together and it is a pretty decent bowl of minced pork noodles.

An understated but soul-satisfying set lunch of soft chicken thigh and egg simmered in dashi and soya sauce, over a bed of quality short grain rice. Each set lunch comes with pickles, salad and miso soup. What’s even better is you can top-up $5 for a glass of decent red or white wine to complete your power lunch experience.

Taste: 3.5/5

Scallops were a little thin, but everything was pretty fresh. Salmon chunks were lightly torched, so you get that nice melt in your mouth kind of texture! Would have liked the rice less warm though.

I don’t think I’d come without Burpple Beyond, but it’s super, super worth it if you do! While service was average, there’s no GST or service charges here - plus they have free flow iced water for all! Take note that they only accept cash payments.