Ootoya
The taste of OOTOYA is traditional Japanese home-cooked food. It is the taste of a Japanese mom’s cooking for her family, where much effort is put into preparing healthy and tasty meals.
Ootoya offers some of the best Japanesecuisinein Singapore, serving a tantalising collection of dishes that are suitable for casual dining and group gatherings. They are known for serving a traditional set meal called Teishoku. It consists of a main dish, rice, miso soup, and pickles.Located at The Clementi Mall along Commonwealth Avenue West, Ootoya provides a cosy and tranquil atmosphere to make one’s dining experience relaxed and truly memorable.Ootoya aims to promote a healthy lifestyle by encouraging well-balanced diet. They use fresh and nutritious ingredients in their recipes to serve not just delicious, but most importantly, healthy food, that can be enjoyed all day.MUST TRIES:Experience Teishoku Style and discover delicious dishes such as Katsu Don, Karaage, Tori Kurozu, Saba and a lot more.
Hours:
Daily: 11:00 - 22:00
Address:
3155 Commonwealth Avenue West, #03-53 The Clementi Mall
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Hi Lisa,
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