Miryoku Bistro

Friendly and helpful staff. Serves gluten free pasta, cooked in a separate pot. It is hard to find gluten free food in Singapore. Food is great. They even provide old school toys for kids, which they love a lot, while waiting for food. Arcade games on the machines like street fighter, Pac-Man. Well, the kind of video games that we used to play when we were kids. Great atmosphere with live band in the evenings. 👍🏼👍🏼

Ordered bolognese spaghetti (kid’s menu), chicken spaghetti (kid’s menu), wild mushroom soup, charsiu pasta, curry rice and Japanese curry ramen. Average taste, in general. Wild mushroom soup was too herby for my liking, towards overpowered by the herbs. Japanese curry ramen was new to me, ramen is too small portion. Chicken cubes/cut was okayish. Cahrsiu pasta’s charsiu (roast pork) texture was okay but taste wise is a little too bland. A minor disappointment there. Presentation/appearance was good, simple and attractive.

We are quite surprised by the live singing. Did not expect that in the mall setting especially in a mall as quiet as this. Food was interesting. And the restaurant seem to be trying to innovate in all ways. Right at the entrance there is an interactive camera that guesses your age. Heading in, you will find fusion food like the okinomiyaki pizzas etc. Although it was interesting, food was not life changing nor is it a bucket list. Definitely not as good as some youtube video makes it out to be. But when paired with the live singing could be an entertaining time out. We enjoyed the life singing. Minus that would take 1-2 stars away from the rating.

Terrible place. Firstly we waited for a long time before our food came. The table that came after us were halfway through their meal before our food came. The fish that I order came half burnt and black. The fries were no exception as they were hard as rock like the fish. But at least they voided the fish. never coming back