Omurice Keisuke Review: Omurice And Spaghetti Combo With Free Upsize At $12.90++

The newly threw open its doors restaurant is an ode to his childhood, with omurice commonly enjoyed by himself and many Japanese as a comfort food. Even if it’s opening on 14 January 2019, we managed to get first dibs of the food at a media preview.

Here’s what we thought about the Keisuke Group’s 17th outlet in Singapore. Omurice And Spaghetti Combo With Free Upsize At $12.90++ Food at Omurice Keisuke Just like all of Keisuke’s restaurants, expect to find a limited menu here.

We went for the recommended Omurice Combo ($12.90++) , which came with creamy scrambled eggs that were laid on a bed of ketchup fried rice. The combo as well gives a choice of Neopolitan and Mentaiko Spaghetti , and four salads to choose from.

The combination of spaghetti and omurice is a carb lover’s dream, with generous servings of rice and pasta. The omurice in addition comes with a choice of four different types of sauces and even a Cheese sauce ($2++) which is prepared right in front of you.

The cheese is a combination of mozzarella and cheddar, giving an extra cheesy tang to everything. I felt that the ratio of cheddar to mozzarella could have been better, with a certain sharpness lacking from it.

The eggs used in the Omurice ($9.90++) came from hens fed with omega-rich grains, giving a richer and creamier omelette. Looking at it for the first time, the eggs resemble a thick yellow blanket that covers the mountain of rice completely.

Mentaiko Spaghetti ($9.90++) seems to be the most popular choice of spaghetti here, but the roe’s taste was a little lacking as well. There was a subtle briny mentaiko savour, but it starts to get lost once the sauces from the omurice are mixed over.

Neapolitan Spaghetti ($9.90++) was a little disappointing as well, with the ketchup-laced noodles tasting very similar to the omurice. There are various add-ons available though, with the Pork Spareribs ($3++) proving to be the best out of the lot.

There’s in addition the Teriyaki Chicken Hamburg ($3++) , which had a sweet meaty glaze, and Deep-fried Ebi ($3++) which tastes very similar to the ones found at Hamburg Keisuke . Ambience at Omurice Keisuke The seats at this 22-seater restaurant can be quite cramped, with little room to manoeuvre. The recipes at this restaurant need some tweaking, but given the prospect of great value-for-money meals, it’s worth the visit if you’re craving a plate of creamy omelette fried rice.

If you’ve yet to do so, be sure to in addition check out Hamburg Steak Keisuke which received a 9/10 rating from us!