Tokyo Shokudo - 180 Kitchener Rd

Name: Tokyo Shokudo - 180 Kitchener Rd
Address: Singapore 208539, Tokyo Shokudo, 02-39, Singapore

3.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Singapore 208539
Postal code :	02-39
Categories :	Japanese restaurant ,
City :	Tokyo Shokudo

Best Japanese restaurant in Singapore

O	Ong Leona on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Was really disappointed by the food. Attracted by the advertisement at entrance, decided to have a try then regret till now. Picture 2 is the menu picture, picture 3 is the real stuff upon presented. Soup - very salty but not tasty Squid- Not even know it was cooked or not, taste like was just grab from freezer, really very bad Clams - hmm…. Dry and small as you can see from the picture… Ramen - Hard but not chewy at all My friend ordered beef don, beef was very thin and dry, onsen egg got a solid yolk but fluid white ( !!? We also feel it was strange) Service is ok, as the venue is big but only 3 staffs walking around, understand they should be tired already.
L	Luis See on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Food pretty bad here even though i came with empty stomach. Definitely not visiting again. Had a chicken charsiew ramen, the soup is on the salty side. Chicken has a strong frozen taste and not roasted enough, the lava egg is overcooked. Worst you can expect from ramen. No seaweed in the ramen is weird. This should definitely come off the chef recommendation its almost an insult to ramen. The tendon is still ok, pretty average but the egg tempura is fantastic; still semi liquid state inside. The sauce is not really good as the taste is not rich enough and can be improved to level up the tendon. 1 extra star for the egg tempura! My verdict is, if you really craving for tendon they offer decent tendon and tempura, just dont order the ramen. And i will not be visiting again unless im out of options. Visited: 31st Oct 2021
C	Chris Lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Do note it's halal. Food: Batter is rather thick, spicy sauce not really spicy, rice serving is small. Waffles is warm but not crunchy enough. Ramen is tasty, soup is good, noodles is chewy, serving is small. Price: slightly pricy. May visit again.
M	Milton Lai on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I truly love this place. It's halal-friendly which means they cater who wilder range of customers! Food taste great, good portioning as well. I ordered the chicken char siew ramen and berry berry waffles to finish off my meal. Dessert is very filling for me but you really can taste how warm and fluffy the waffles are. I would like to come back again to try out the different ramens.
T	Teddy Muffy on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5 stars for the servers. I think they are understaffed. The guy kept running around. Thank you Ameemah for the good service. She was very friend and attentive! She solves our complaints. However the food was really bad. The fish was washed-out and bland. Egg quality wasnt good. Came only the yoke then later replaced by Ammemah. (As pic). The nori was so hard. The waffles is not great, ice cream is hard on the side (hard ice). But the berries are fresh.
N	Norman NBA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you miss eating Authentic Japanese Food, then you may try here. Most Restaurants in Japan, will serve Ramen in big bowl with big portion but here the portion is small for the high price paid. To bring out more on Japanese atmosphere, Restaurant should play Japanese music or theme songs. Wasabi should be made available too. I hope they can improve on our next visit.
Y	Yanling on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pleasant dining experience. Ordered the signature tendon, very filling. Batter is too thick but comes with a variety of ingredients: mushroom, egg (mine was perfectly cooked, yolk was very runny), baby corn, sweet potato, 2x prawn, 1 big fish, very crunchy seaweed, also comes with miso soup. They serve free water. Place was quiet on a tuesday evening even though it is mostly occupied. Omar and Alice provided good service. If there's not enough sauce, you can ask for more tendon sauce, which they will serve in a small bowl. Will return again if I want to dine in a quiet place with company
D	David Lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Located near the escalator and have sitting inside the restaurant and along the walkway. Was pleasantly advised by a friendly Malay female staff to take the table near the entrance as it’s cooler. First try at a halal ramen and tendon place and was pretty interested in finding out how the chicken broth would taste like. Unfortunately both the original and spicy versions turned out to be very salty. The egg that came with the noodles was over cooked and ramen lacking the springy sensation. Batter for the tempura was too thick and had a “yeast” taste, accompanied by a bland dip. Maybe taste buds have been numbed by the saltiness from the ramen. Pity about food as the environment is good for a quiet dinner.