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Noodles, I totally was craving for, and what better than street food. Well, mmm..alomst. At first, when I saw it, I though it doesn't look so classy. Well, duh! Wokyo - this Japanese street food style Noodle bar gives you the real feel as if you're in the streets of Japan.  Japanese street style noodle bar everything is so Japanese about the interiors I liked the fact that everything is so Japanese about this place. They greet you in Japanese, and also have things like the green tea flavoured Kit Kat , Japanese Ramune soda , Asahi beer (non-alcoholic), nori seaweed snacks et al for sale.  The staff here is friendly; they asked us if it was our first visit there and guided us accordingly. The concept is that you first choose your sauce, then noodles/rice and then your protein. Psst psst...they've got a place for you bag too. Now the good part is that you can taste your sauces before you select them. Once you've tasted your sauces, you c...

Now there are many seafood restaurants, but this one focuses on particularly Indonesia seafood. It's a small, cozy place with wooden tables and chairs that give an Asian feel to it.  The staff was prompt in attending to us. For starters we ordered the Risol and Tempe Mendoan.  While waiting for our food, they gave us some prawn crackers with a spicy sauce! The Risol is a crispy spring roll of Prawns and Vegetables. I really liked it as the the taste of the filling inside was prominent and it was well cooked too. The Tempe Mendoan is Fried Soya Bean with spring onion in the batter. By itself it tasted okay, but when had with the sauce with chillis it bring out more of the flavor.  Risol Tempe Mendoan As for the drinks, they recommended their  ice tea  which they make in-house. They have two flavour - lemon, and lemon with mint. We ordered one each since not many places make the ice tea in-house. Sadly, the ice tea wasn't anything out ...