Mr. Curry (Japanese Curry & Sweet House) @ The Central, Singapore

I feel like heading down South again.

Time spent there the last time we went were just not enough.

Thanks to Citygal's sweet cousin, we got introduced to this Japanese Curry House located at the Central.

Mr. Curry was its name.

The name tells it all. Curry was the ,ain agenda for dinner that night.

I found a story for Mr.Curry (a sister outlet together with Pasta de Waraku, under Waraku corporate)

Mr. Curry was a chef from Curry Land.

Together with Mango-nyan, they traveled the world in search of curry dishes. They finally stumbled upon the finest curry in Japan. With the passion of sharing, they wanted the whole world to experience the wonder “Japanese Curry”. And so, they decided to bring you “Mr Curry”. They hope that all will enjoy the experience and that those lovely curry flavours will bring satisfaction and cheerful smiles to their guests.

Please enjoy the wonderful journey of “Mr Curry”.

Choose your desired flavour! We had Original :)

Pork Omelette Curry Rice - RM12.80

Katsuma Curry Don (Pork Cutlet & Egg with rice) - $12.80

Prawn & Cheese Curry Udon - $10.80

Soft Shell Crab Combo - $9.80

Exterior wise, very attracting; as the walls were brimmed and hung up with colourful food replicas of the dishes they have. This reminded me of our last meal at Pasta de Gohan at Sunway which I think is still under this group of company. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by Mr.Curry and Mango-Nyan (the huge Orange Cat) soft toys. And they're on sale! Chris warned me not to even think about it. He knows I'm all in for cute soft toys ;P

Verdict: Japanese Curry rocks. It's not the awesome-est Japanese curry Chris and I had but we enjoyed our meal here. The different portion of curry dishes we ordered were of different taste. Worth trying :)

6 Eu Tong Sen Street

#03-84 The Central

Singapore 059817

Tel: 6221-8860

Fax: 6221-8861

After some fulfilling dinner, it's time to stroll about to get the metabolism going. We literally walked all the way to Swiss Hotel! and I assure you it's safe. Citygal's cousin ushered us the way, showing us around Clarke Quay & Boat Quay.

Gorgeous looking lightings and skyscrapers standing tall illuminating the beauty of Singapore just caught our attention.





Clarke Quay

Boat Quay





Fullerton Hotel

Swissôtel The Stamford

South-East Asia's tallest and the dramatic view from the 70th floor bar has become one of Singapore's must-sees, as well as a popular proposal venue!

Riding up all the way to the 70th floor for a drink & chill-out session! That's what we did :)

We were seated at a beautiful bar, listening to ballads and relaxing under dim lights. It's great to be so high up.