Nice and affordable Japanese food. The store prepare food only after you ordered it, therefore the food will come out piping hot. Food tasted great and priced fairly. The restaurant is located inside a food court and thus no air con. From the food being prepared, portion is huge and not skimp on ingredients and sauces. Super worth it! A hidden gem.

Good value Japanese food. Portions are big and dishes are sold at a reasonable price. The taste of the food is okay. Not the best, but not too bad either. We ordered the 3-piece fried chicken, a chicken thigh skewer, a pork enoki skewer, an oyster mushroom skewer, and a bowl of edamame. The bill came to $22+. The best dish was probably the fried chicken. The skewers would be better if they had the smoky, charcoal taste and were slightly charred. Still, a shout out to these young folks for selling accessible Japanese food at a reasonable price.

Pretty decent Japanese food in a coffeeshop. The bentos are definitely value for money, especially the yakitori one. A good craving-satisfaction despite the location. The salmon sashimi is a tad pricey in my opinion. I'll probably stick to their bentos for a hearty meal choice. If the coffeeshop can be better ventilated will make the dining experience even better as well. :) Yakitori Bento $12.90 Iberico Pork Belly $11.90 Salmon Sashi (5 pcs) $10

Iberico Pork Belly with Homemade Miso Bento - One bite of the Iberico pork belly, and we instantly knew it was a winner. A must-try! Signature Yakitori Bento - The Yakitori ranged from average to good. Paired with the miso and rice, it made for a very tasty and satisfying set. The food quality was close to restaurant standards, yet this humble coffeeshop stall charges about two-thirds of the restaurant price. It’s a hidden gem.

Simply love their bentos, the price is quite affordable and portion is decent! Love my Teriyaki Chicken set, which comes with a bowl of pearl rice, miso soup, spicy beansprouts, an onsen egg. Teriyaki chicken was given a satisfied portion, flavorful and tender. Onsen egg was not that runny but it's nice mixing with the rice. Miso tasted OK, not too salty. The beansprouts may be spicy for some people. Lastly the skewers were pretty nice barbeque.