My sis has been a big fan of Japanese Cuisine,
So while meeting her for dinner recently,
There's no guessing what we are having.
Waraku has been around for some time.
It used to be serving very traditional, small portions of mouth watering Japanese food.
But since it has manifested into "Waraku de pasta", "Waraku Cafe" and most recently, "Mr Curry",
some how..the standard level drop.
One thing remain the same though. (The Small Portion)
Right, this place we visited is the new Dining at Heeren Level 5.
Whole new eatery level at The Heeren Shops.
Here my overall crictic:
- Ambience: Casual dining place, modern simple interior.
- Service: Honestly, the people there make some effort to greet "Irrasshaimase" *welcome in Jap.* but in a super loud & stern tone that you might think you owe them money. Plus, they are not the smily type, so don't expect much la. So, average standards for service.
- Food: Super big bowls, regular size portions, very average taste. In other words, to me, its like any other regular food court Jap food, but high restaurant prices. But I shall be fair, Waraku do provide a good variety of food like noodles, curry, hot pot, udon, bento. And they do have some good stuff like their udons and their pentai! or izzit mentai?! ... oh wells..
- Price: Price around $15+ per main course.
- Place: Simple meal with friends, not so suitable for special occasions.
- Ratings: hmmm I give it a 2.5 star over 5.
Let the pictures do the talking bah...
My sis ordered this : Some combo thingy that has chicken don, soba and udon. Nice~!
This is the pentai! or mentai! hee cant remb. just know that the salmon with potato covered by cheese on hotplate is a superb combo!
my beef curry noodles. see? bowl super gigantic, but look at my noodles, like less than 1/4 of the bowl's size lo...
My bowl and my sis, regular bowl...*very Kua Zhang rite...*
huge enough to even put my face in!...
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