Friend had a craving for beauty pot, so went ahead and stood in-line to queue. At 730pm, the estimated waiting time was about an hour and all parties must be present in order to get a table.
Got seated at 830pm, and started with sparkling sake.
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Mio Sparkling Sake 澪 (みお) @$16++ per 300ml bottle |
The sparkling sake was very light and easy to drink.
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collagen pot |
While waiting for the collagen to dissolve into liquid, we had the Maximum Fries (マキシマム・ポテト). Yup, I did a double take. It was regular shoestring fries with sprinkling of secret powder. Japan menu says it's the seasoning spice of Miyazaki.
Apparently, there's a whole range of 'Maximum' family. Like 'Maximum' eggplant and 'Maximum' seasoned cucumber. So cutesy ya. All ended up in our stomach anyways.
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was starving, so only had a chance to take picture of dips for the fries |
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cooked in a flash and gone equally fast - beauty pot ingredients @$25++ per pax |
The branch at Plaza Singapura gave two pieces of chicken per pax, and tasted best with the chili and ginger dips. Hmmm, ain't that chicken rice without the rice?
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lip smacking collagen soup |
Service was friendly but downside was the one hour wait. That's quite a bummer. I think Tsukada Nojo at PS felt more like a touristy place. Table on my left were speaking in Cantonese with Hong Kong accent, while the one on my right were Indonesians. Heh, I'm a tourist too! (well, sort of)
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token dessert |
Paid $42 per pax for the meal.
Here's the link to Tsukada Nojo @ Westgate.
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