Mana Lagi - 477 Tampines Street 43

Really really great experience here. Ambience is great, crews are great. But sometimes they’re short of manpower but I do understand, however it’s worth the wait and the prices are so friendly! Will come again

night time person who pack the curry is so stingy with the curry gravy on rice and never followed instructions. afternoon person better cause he follows instructions. supposed to have sambal belado but don’t have at all. very disappointing.

Good leh, their chicken chop at 7.50 is a steal. (Paiseh picture alrdy half eaten, but it shows that it is good :) ) Thick fries, not over-fried, not hard. Chicken is tender and well marinated with flavors.The coleslaw isn't spectacular. The bun also nothing good. Aircon and very clean environment. Good to seat there to eat. Tabao add 20cent :)

Decided to check out the new eatery and see what they have to offer! They have 4 different cuisines on the menu: Western, Japanese, Chinese Noodles and Curry Rice. The dining area is limited but thankfully we didn't have a hard time finding a place to sit considering it was on a Friday evening at 8:30 PM. I ordered myself the Teppan Gyuniku (Beef Shabu Slice) with Chicken Kaarage and a Bandung drink all around $12.00+ while my friend ordered the Chicken Meatball Noodle only at $5.00+. The Teppan comes with a bowl of rice topped with sesame seeds and miso soup. Beef was tender and very savoury while the miso soup was a tad too salty for me. Chicken Kaarage was crispy and paired well with the mayo! Bandung is standard and doesn't really have any redeeming quality, it's kind of bland actually. My friend thoroughly enjoyed her order particularly praising the accompanied soup. A few more visits is warranted as there are 4 cuisines and there are many more dishes I wanna try! Definitely value for money and the best part is actually the diner itself is a walking distance from my residence. #blessed.

Ordered the Char Siew Chicken Noodles, topped up $2 to add Chicken BUT it doesn't look like it....so what the heck am i paying $2 /- for???? Yes its just $2/- but then if i don't add money for top up , means there will be only 2 or 3 piece of chicken slice ???????

Been there multiple times to try their different foods. First experience with them was during their launch week where they were swamped with new customers and there was a line to order. What shocked me was that I received my hot freshly cooked food for 2 in matter of 10minutes. Taste - Food was above average but very much worth the price and they were generous with the fries! You cannot go wrong with their western food choices. Price - Very reasonable pricing for a shop within your typical neighborhood hawkers. Place - The toilet was very clean. The decor was very modern but not huge. It is impressive what they have done to the place!

Newly opened cosy and clean. Variety of food options a bit limited on noodle options and not as worth the value as the Japanese and Western options. Otherwise still worth the value for the Western and Japanese options!

We had takeaway from Sembawang Branch. They are Kari Rice Balado fish & signature fried chicken. I found it queer to mix balado, a Minang dish with Indian origin curry. The balado & curry are not representative of the actual dish. They are just a version of the original. I can only taste the spiciness of both but nothing else to it. The fried chicken was dry. The choice of fish could be better like tenggiri or other sea based fish which are normally used in balado. The balado was rather a stranger version of what I used to. The curry lacks depth and barely smells the rich aroma of the well loved paste. However I give credits to packaging and portion. It comes with crispy keropok which doesn’t smells fishy. If coming back here again, I will stick to bento perhaps.