Hawker food in Japan

Was at the Japanese hawker center this morning for early lunch. The food is good and cheap. It is self-service and payment is made through machine.The beef rice which is very delicious cost S$3 and the ramen is S$4. The stalls are open only on every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Breakfast,lunch at home, dinner @ Yoshinoya

I had tang hoon (glass noodles) for breakfast. Lunch was rice, miso soup, fried bitter gourd with cherry tomatoes and eggs and a plate of home made Japanese char siew. Also had an orange after lunch.
Eating home cooked food is, in my opinion is a healthier choice. Only issue with cooking is the amount of time and work involved. Doing the dishes is also a chore. Eating out is convenient but not necessarily healthy as my blogger friend pointed out in his blog.

Dinner@ Yoshinoya (Beef Bowl)

Beef with rice or "Beef Bowl" is one of my favorite Japanese dishes. I had it for dinner at Compass One Mall. I opted for just a bowl which cost $6.50. In Japan, the same dish cost about $4 and taste even better.
I had ice kachang for dessert from Kopitiam ($2.20, picture below)

Beef bowl and durian pie

Yoshinoya beef rice is not as yummy as it used to be. For that bowl of rice and some thin slices of beef I had to fork out $6.50.
The $3.50 small piece of durian pie at Beard's Papa was a rip-off. The durian custard was diluted and lacked the authentic durian taste. I don't recommend anyone paying for it.