Donburi Maruya - 151 Lor Chuan

The curry rice is Absolutely Splendid!!

Value for money. Quality food at a reasonable price.

Not bad for a quick fix on Japanese curry rice without having to go to a fancy Japanese restaurant.

If you crave for a decent pork katsu curry don with no fanfare, this may be the one. The pork is crispy and done quite well. The rice is not bad too. Price at $9.80 per bowl. If it came with a bowl of miso soup would be nice. Nevertheless do give it a try before the business fold like what happened to its neighbouring stall, Wagyu King. Sad demise. However I look forward to the next food biz to take over.

Donburi Maruya's eel was surprisingly delicious when I tried it. You can eat restaurant-quality eel at the food court?Highly Recommended!!

I am only giving the “restaurant” 4 stars based on taste. Curry is good but if you ask for an addition of extra chilli or rice this “restaurant” seems to adopt a hawker mentality charging you 1.40 and more essentially fooling you into a reasonable price. The “restaurant” is not generous in that sense. I actually ordered this via grab and I believe with sheer intent the owner decided not to pack my receipt along with the items - thankfully I screenshot it. I’m being very generous giving it 4 stars because I am fair basing it on taste. As far as their heart goes - it’s stingy. Hope they conform and get away from this ridiculousness. Customers do not appreciate being charged for chilli unnecessarily which that too I believe was just added tongarashi powder. He’s pricing himself out due to being stingy and is coming across as a vendor thar is supposedly a restaurant but is has adopted the mentality of a hawker. Hopefully this feedback may strike a nerve in him for his better understanding in customer satisfaction. Thank you.

A Japanese outlet that serves affordable and yummy Japanese food. It is located at level 2 of NTP, within the food court, Foodies Clan. We ordered Chicken Katsu Teishoku (S$7.80) with rice and miso soup at additional S$2.80, and Chicken Katsu Curry (S$8.80). The serving of cabbages and curry sauce are generous. We ordered extra onsen tamago at S$1 each. Kind of regretted as it was just like those egg served at another coffee chain. Will return for other varieties, but not the onsen tamago. Remember to ask for pickles. Ask and you shall be given.

Check out @donburi_maruya that serves a wide variety of premium Japanese donburi at wallet-friendly prices! ? Craving for deep fried food? Theirs are crispy and not greasy! Can opt for Curry or Teishoku version depending on our mood hehe. Their Pork Katsu is fresh, don’t have the “frozen” taste that I dislike. ?? Their curry goes well with both udon and Japanese pearl rice. ?Ebi Fry Curry Udon ?12.80 ?Pork Katsu Curry ?9.80 ?Mixed Seafood Fry ?13.80 Prefer non-fried options? Try their tender sukiyaki beef that comes with a perfect onsen egg! Their unagi toji is tasty and satisfying too. ? ?Special Sukiyaki Don ?12.80 ?Deluxe Unagi Toji Don ?15.80 ?If you find my above review helpful, check out my IG @samlivestoeat for more foodie reviews! ?