Syohachi Wagyu Hamburg - One Raffles Place Shopping Mall

Perhaps it's because it was done in Hamburg fashion, can't really differentiate if it's A5 wagyu. The hamburg and potato noisette were served in a standard box, which was kind of large for the serving. Service staffs were friendly and helpful. It comes with a small of rice soaked in soupy gravy. Taste was alright. The hamburg was quite tasty though. Overall, worth a try if you're in the area. *back again to try their breakfast sandwich. The wagyu sandwich toast tasted better than the hamburg that I've tried. Perhaps the butter toast kinda compliment the patty flavour.

I wanted the salad bar but it was not available after queuing for 10 mins, so I ordered the wagyu beef don instead.. no veggies and too sweet for me.

Menu pretty much centres arouns the wagyu hamburg. The store had a 50% discount on their hamburg rice set so we couldnt resist. Hamburg was seasoned decently. Nothing outstanding with its rice and salad though.

We were introduced by Syohachi Yakiniku's staff to try their A5 Wagyu Burger at another outlet @ ORP. So my friend and I decided to have a try today~OMG this Wagyu Burger is so juicy and delicious ? My friend loves their A5 Wagyu Beef Hamburg Steak with molten cheddar cheese. But I REALLY LOVE their Signature A5 Japanese Wagyu Burger, my own preference I like cheese so I add on the cheese and egg ? Awesome burger! Juicy patty, A5 Wagyu Burger in town! Really worth to try ??? Definitely we will come back again!

Ordered the wagyu beef hamburg don, for the price is pretty bad. The hamburg contain alot of weird chunky hard to chew pieces that ruin the overall texture and eating pleasure. The mushroom sauce doesn't go well with the hamburg too.

Delicious and affordable A5 wagyu toasties and Hamburg steaks. The concept is good and the raw ingredients are genuine, however the service and kitchen staff needs more training and motivation. Staff are not so friendly and not so into their cooking. Meat patties was just left on the grill without attention, with a little more care, the end product can be better. Some of the leaves in the salad bowl was turning brown. Overall a satisfactory experience given the price tag. Will revisit when in the vicinity.

They were having 50% discount on the wagyu set (so basically just a piece of patty with salad and rice with gravy on the sides). I additionally ordered a toastie, with egg and cheese. Wagyu Patty: Overall it’s okay if you’re paying half price for this but the patty seems to be made of unwanted beef parts. The beef was pretty dry and it’s quite salty for my liking. I overheard someone saying that on her prior visit, the beef was very undercooked hence she requested for medium well, which I did the same. Perhaps that was why the beef seemed dry. But for this quality of beef, I won’t dare to eat it medium rare. Toastie: The bread was toasted very well with butter. Honestly can’t really go wrong here besides the patty being too dry and salty. Egg was the regular omelette and the cheese used, though it is not Gouda or anything but I think they selected a better quality of American cheese slice. Wagyu Set: for the sides, they served salad with a choice of Wasabi Mayo or roasted sesame sauce. Vegetables were pretty fresh so no complaints there. They did have Nata De Coco inside the salad which I found it odd but not much difference to the taste except for its texture. The rice with the mushroom gravy however was bad. The sauce tasted SUPER cheap and overly starchy. The shiitake mushroom taste was quite overpowering. All in all, don’t think I will patronise this stall again. The food is not really worth the full price. Service was good though.

Pretty pricey wagyu toast (~$18) after adding cheese and egg. But it's sinfully satisfying so it's my second purchase and third visit already! Place is full at lunch hour, and the queue system can be confusing. I see a sign saying that customers need to order before getting a seat, but if you dont chope a seat before ordering, you get no seat and there wont be available staff to help with that. So just chope a seat before ordering la! Saves all hassle. Remember to clear your own tray after eating to make space for others.