Tokyo Shokudo @ Lot One

Name: Tokyo Shokudo
Address: 21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, Singapore 689812, SG
Telephone: 62357753
Rating: 4

21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, Singapore 689812 #B1-12/13

4.0/5.0 (135 reviews)

Halal CertifiedRestaurantSeafoodDessertChickenBeveragesAsianJapaneseBeef

Tokyo Shokudo is a halal-certified Japanese restaurant chain in Singapore, known for offering authentic Japanese cuisine such as ramen, donburi, tempura, and rice sets.

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Monday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM Friday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM Sunday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM

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Last Updated: 9th October 2026

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Miklos

Rated 4.0/5.0 2 months ago

The ramen is not bad! Had chicken chasu ramen, and find the soup and noodle to be pretty decent. Egg is a bit on the salty side

kimmy -

Rated 2.0/5.0 3 months ago

Tokyo Shokudo, its really sad how your food is slandered by the sheer inadequacy, lack of professionalism and standards of the staff members. I've tried to defend this food place because of the good memories I've had here along with the multiple good experiences I have had. For context: My Girlfriend and I arrived at 8:30 and we did our due diligence to find out what time the store closes which was at 10pm. Its completely reasonable to be at the store an hour and a half before closing to eat. We waited at the front of the shop with nobody serving us and was only reluctantly told to take a seat after I asked the staff if it was still opened. (no problem maybe they are busy) So we headed to our seats, then was told to scan qr to order. We got straight to ordering and didnt waste any time. Then the staff told us to shift to a different table as they wanted to close shop. I was shocked, the time was 8:45. (still not an issue to us, fine, we will move.) We got to the table nearest to the exit and waited for our order. At exactly 8:55 we got our order served, the food was served first, they told us drinks later. Sure no problem. Then the shock came to me, they rejected their first customer around 9pm, then another two came, also rejected. One lady considerably asked if they did take away orders, "No we closed". Its quite shocking how early they closed out. At this point I was already pissed because Three things happened, Imagine while eating what you remembered as a nice bowl of ramen distracted by the strong smell of floor mop solution. Its such a bummer. Thats okay, they started mopping while we ate, its still fine. Then I realised my order had no eggs, and my partner's was missing a duck slice. I went up to request and at that point my other drink still wasn't served, (we were the only ones in the shop.) The staff looked at me in disgust as I accidentally stepped on the floor they mopped just cause I wanted to ask about my $8 drink and some missing food. We ended up getting what we were missing but the whole situation was honestly distateful. I want to keep defending Tokyo Shokudo because I know there is no better Halal ramen place in singapore but the service really needs to be improved. Sure these situations seem small but its these small things that adds up to why someone can have a completely bad experience. I remained a good customer, not showing any attitude towards the staff but I really wished they didnt brush off customers willing to pay for food, and then started mopping while we were eating, (it was only 9pm). Whats the rush?

Liau Yuan Wei

Rated 3.0/5.0 3 months ago

Had a quick dinner with my family here. I had the seafood ramen with gyoza. While portions were satisfactory, the soup taste was average at best (because it’s chicken based soup as it’s a Halal restaurant). The gyoza had nothing to shout out about. Overall I think this place is allright to fill ur stomach. But don’t expect super good ramen broth here.

Loki

Rated 5.0/5.0 6 months ago

Tokyo Shokudo at Lot One was a very enjoyable ramen experience. I tried the chicken cha shu spicy ramen together with a side order of spicy boiled gyoza, and both were satisfying and flavourful. The ramen broth had a nice spicy kick without being overwhelming, while the chicken cha shu was tender and paired well with the noodles The spicy boiled gyoza was also surprisingly good, soft and juicy with a light spicy sauce that complemented the ramen nicely. The restaurant itself feels clean, cosy, and comfortable for a casual meal Personally, I found this meal more enjoyable than the recent ramen I had at Ramen Kiou

C

Rated 1.0/5.0 6 months ago

I rarely leave negative reviews, but my recent experience left me with no choice. Arriving at an 80% empty restaurant during off-peak hours, I stood waiting to be seated with no acknowledgment from staff. Eventually, I simply chose a table myself, not exactly a warm welcome. I ordered the corn duck ramen, only to receive it without the corn. I was halfway through my bowl before I noticed. When I flagged this to the manager, the resolution offered was a separate side plate of corn, a strange fix for an ingredient that should have been in the dish from the start. The waiter who served my food was outright rude, practically throwing the bowl of ramen and my glass onto the table rather than placing them down with any care. As for the food itself, disappointing across the board. The ramen broth was lukewarm and bland. The chicken pieces were tasteless, not crispy, and also served lukewarm. The duck was equally flavourless. And the corn, when it finally arrived, was drenched in oil. With so many great ramen spots to choose from, I won't be returning.

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