Cheery cafeteria-style restaurant, food is generally good and tasty; there’s a decent range of choices. Fish portions are too small. Pricing ends up a little bit high.

The food here was quite good — flavorful and nicely presented, with a decent variety to choose from. Some dishes stood out more than others, but overall it was an enjoyable meal. Service was generally friendly and attentive, though there’s still room for improvement in terms of speed and consistency. The atmosphere was average. It wasn’t unpleasant, but it lacked the warmth or vibrancy that could make the dining experience more memorable. Overall, a good spot for a decent meal, especially if you’re focused on the food more than the setting.

Expensive Japanese version of economy rice. > $50 for 2 pax sharing 1 drink and 1 dessert U'll have to return your trays just like hawker centres without hawker prices Food is passable. I really wonder why it's so popular. To make matters worse, the meal wasn't filling. Was craving for prata right after the meal. At that pricez the least they could do was to ensure portion size was sufficient for an adult. Not child.

The food was fresh and tasted good. However, the drinks had a very ordinary taste. At the service counter, I felt a bit rushed when I asked for guidance on choosing set meals, given it was my first time dining at Muji. They seemed a bit impatient. On the other hand, the lady who cleared the table was super nice.

Food is excellent as usual, it’s something so homely yet so different and satisfying. I love the explosion of flavours and contrasting hot and cold dishes that go well with their 16 grain rice. Even their miso soup is delicious! Long queue during lunch peak mainly office crowd but it clears fast as there are enough manpower to do the orders and cashiering. There was a nice middle age female service crew who assisted me in getting seats.