1st time eating at this outlet. Same standard as the ones near my place. Chose sukiya for the familiar gyudon taste as dint know what to eat in Jurong Point. Wife and I ordered a unagi with beef, kimchi gyudon and a matcha latte. Once again we enjoyed our dons. Super loved the egg yolks drenching everything for maximum creaminess. Totally recommended

My first trip here, food taste good but I prefer it hot. It came warm. The Churro taste hard & cold, not to my liking. Latte too milky. Ambience average, cos lots of housefly, flying around while u dine. Overall, a budget friendly restaurant, but it can be better.

Gyudon (beef rice bowls) taste good and are affordable. I've tried its Half Boiled Egg Spring Onion Gyudon and Okra Gyudon with Dashi Sauce, and i like both of them. The set meals' prices are very reasonable, in fact, cheaper than food courts' with drink. Free lukewarm roasted? tea is automatically served before meal, if not, upon request. It opens 24/7 so i can come here anytime. One feedback i can give is the pickle veggies side dish is on the salty side, while i prefer it to be on the sour and sweet side.

empty. My friend and I initially wanted to dine in, but we accidentally ordered from the self-service machine that was meant for takeaway only. Food-wise, it was alright, but what really stood out was the value for money. For less than $10, you get a bowl of beef don with miso soup, which is quite a good deal. The portion size is decent, though for me it filled about 70% of my stomach, so if you want to feel completely full you might want to go for a larger bowl. Overall, it’s a solid option if you want a quick and affordable meal. The food tastes normal, the service is fast, and the price makes it very value for money.

QR code self ordering and payment for dine in. Comes with free serving of warm tea. Unagi bowl comes with a big piece of unagi on top of rice, taste ok though a bit plain. Beef yakiniku teishoku set comes with grated daikon, picked vege and seaweed soup. Yakiniku Taste a bit too salty have to be eaten with rice, similar with the daikon in soy sauce.