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開飯介紹
<br>ONAKA is an acronym for Optimum Nutrition And Kitchen Arts. Interestingly, it also means “stomach” in Japanese. Their passion for cooking healthily has always fueled our quest for nutritional knowledge. By incorporating “East meets West Healing Kitchen” concept, we aim to nurture and promote the concept of “Food is a better medicine” in achieving optimum health naturally from the comfort of your homes and kitchens. About 50% of the menu is Vegetarian with special focus on Low Glycemic, Gluten Free and Vegan options.
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營業時間
今日營業
11:30 - 22:00
星期一至日
11:30 - 22:00
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Click HERE for full review : http://dairycream.blogspot.sg/2013/03/onaka-restaurant-wine-bar-arc_19.htmlOnaka first caught my attention because it means "stomach" in Japanese so why would anyone want to name their restaurant this way? Well, it turned out that this name stands for Optimum Nutrition And Kitchen Arts. What draws me here the most is that the place offers a nutritious and tasty menu catering to different dietary needs: Dairy-free, Egg-free, Gluten-free, Vegan, Vegetarian. Our appetizer was the Asian Hummus $8 -- a blend of organic chickpeas, tahini, topped with chilli-marinated olives. The dip which was fortunately served at room temperature and thus had a good creamy texture. But it would have be a delightful dish if the whole meal pitas weren't as hard as crab shells.would you be surprised if the Chilli Crab Cakes $24 come in three big fat lemongrass skewers? The chilli sauce version is thicker, sweeter and not as spicy as compared to the zichar style. The texture is similar to Thai fish cakes that are not deep fried. The Organic Rice cubes drowned by the sauce tasted like a hybrid of ketupat and nasi-lemak. The rice had a sticky texture but gives out with whiffs of coconut fragrance.Pear and Salmon $20:The 47degree seared salmon was moist, soft and lubricated with the soft poached egg. The julienned Asian pear is rarely paired with fish but turns out well as it adds a refreshing fruity flavor and crunch to the dish.For desserts, go for the avo-choco emotion $12 . The avocado mousse did not had an overpowering vegetable smell and complemented with the airy, lightly-sweetened chocolate layer. Not too creamy and thus a good end for the meal. other desserts we've tried: yoghurt chocolate parfait and banana pastillas However, the yoghurt chocolate parfait $9 which I had mistaken to be tiramisu ( this was from the display cake selection) turned out to be rather lacklustre. Perhaps the lack or minimal use of cream resulted in thick layers of chocolate bricks which even a strong man had difficulty breaking through with a spoon.In short, the food here is worth trying and I'm pretty sure the extensive menu leaves one spoilt for choicesPerhaps whether the food is egg free, gluten free etc... or not may not be that significant in influencing our health, ultimately it is still dependent on what and how much we choose to consume. So lets try to eat smart...the yummy way For more food and full review : http://dairycream.blogspot.sg/2013/03/onaka-restaurant-wine-bar-arc_19.html
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