Sakura Halal Thai Chinese Restaurant

The name itself is unique and deserves mention surely - four cultures under one name, one restaurant. Some of the food in the menu is Thai-inspired no doubt, but most of the rest are your standard, no frills Asian dishes like fried rice and stir-fried noodles. It's certainly a draw for many Muslim patrons, but I realised that half of the tables in the restaurant at Far East Plaza were filled by Chinese customers as well.

Nothing much to review on the food, so it's more or less pictures from here on. The portions are just nice, probably a little too much for weight-conscious young ladies, but it's good enough for me.

Dendeng Fried Rice


"Dendeng" is your Halal, beef-version of the Chinese "bak kwa" (barbecued pork slices), and it fits quite well with the rice here, especially since the dendeng has a slight peppery taste. Looks empty here because I didn't want any vegetables haha.

Beef Fried Rice


Crispy Noodles with Seafood


Mee Goreng


Fried Kway Teow with Cockles


Service
Young staff, but attentive most of the time.

Price
$6 for the dendeng fried rice
$4.50 for the crispy noodles with seafood

*The rest of the dishes are around $4 to $6 as well.

Place
Orchard Far East Plaza, #05-34/36.

Additional Comments
1. Certified Halal.
2. Has a Cafe as well, which serves Western food and snacks.