We needed a kids’ friendly place or rather, somewhere kids can eat too. So I thought of airport, and decided to check out Wa-En Wagyu Yakiniku that opened late last year under En group. The friend jokingly commented only in Singapore where locals go to the airport to eat. The place was empty which was…
Tag: japanese bbq
320. Gyu-Kaku
Met up with a friend who wanted to have some awesome food before he leaves for Aussie so he chose grilled meat. We had wanted to patronise the one located at CHIJMES but sadly it was closed for renovation so we ended up at UE square. The place probably won’t seem like a grilled meat…
317. Aburiya
Located on the quieter end of Robertson quay, nearer to the side of Gallery hotel stood Aburiya, an unpretentious restaurant specialising in charcoal grilled meat. I love this place, though it’s kinda of inaccessible but the quality of meat here is really good. And when you see Japanese dining here as well, you know you…
303. Yakinikutei Ao-Chan
Nestled among a quiet row of shops, you’ll never expect to find good Japanese grilled meat in here. That’s right, Yakinikutei Ao-Chan is definitely one place that surprises. Glad that I could visit this place after a disappointing visit at Ito-Kacho, I was more than ready to savour some good wagyu beef. Wagyu Assorted We…
299. Ito-Kacho
Ito-kacho, highly rated greatly disappointed. I love japanese bbq, having those fine wagyu beef slices in your mouth that simply melts after you charcoal grilled them. So we chose this place after seeing how hgw rated a 94% review. The place was packed. You have to wait if you did not reserve. And so our…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 