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Good find here in oasis terrace - ramen texture was good, also liked the sauce!
Comes with a drink for the lunch promotion set ($7.90).
No service charge here too 👍🏼
The tempura tasted good, premium sushi was just so so. There is a free serving of fried tempura bits that you can compliment your meal with.
PRICE: $8.80 nett
WAITING TIME: About 5 min (We were the only customers at 4pm on a Saturday)
REMARKS:
*Value for money
*Broth was pretty good
*Yoshinoya-like beef. Like, a lot of them!
*Comes with one whole soft boiled egg, not just half!
PRICE: $7.80 nett
August Promo comes with one free drink
WAITING TIME: 5 min on a Saturday late afternoon
REMARKS:
*Really good for its price
*Comes with 8 pieces of 'liao'
*Nice batter. Crispy. Not oily.
Visited Tendon Go’s latest branch at Oasis Terrace at Punggol — the new branch is a self-service concept in a space that is entirely their own, with self-service kiosks available for patrons to make their orders from.
While the sushi is nothing to shout about and could have been fresher, the Tendon was amazing — think well-executed pieces of Tempura that is crisp, light and airy without becoming particularly limp even when left at the side for a while; the Tempura pieces were also surprisingly not overly greasy for how it doesn’t leave the lips smacking with oil. The variant that comes with the Tendon and Sushi Set comes with individual pieces of Tempura fish, prawn, lotus root, pumpkin, lady’s finger, egg and sweet potato; all satisfying with consistent standard — the egg being the highlight with an oozy, flowy yolk within. All sets come standard with Chawanmushi, Miso Soup and refillable drinks (Houjicha, White 3-in-1 Kopi or Soft Drinks) as part of the package. A value-for-money find, and a very well-executed bowl of Tendon in the heartlands!
Large means three ebis, three pieces of fish, five types of veg and one badly done egg. Probably the cheapest tendon chain in Singapore. But you get what you pay for. Despite the portion, the standard was mediocre. Rice was also too little for the tempura.
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