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The items at mos cafe is pretty pricey. I would say it’s nearly restaurant price already. The yakiniku rice burger was $4+ then add the set was nearly $7, and top up for fried shrimp was added $4. So it’s nearly $15 for fast food. Quite expensive. Ok granted it’s plated for you. But not fully. The

Moscafe at Takashimaya has the worst service and crowd control. After queuing to order for 15mins. I was told that the outlet is full and not allowed to order my food because i dont have a table. So i wasted 15 mins for you to tell me to wait and give up my queue and i don't have the rights to order

Prefer MOS burger for sure! Unfortunately the food here taste like something I can buy from kopitiam or 7-11 (except the fried chicken which is always YUM)

Paid additional $6 for a few fries and onion rings and a small salad, was really shocked.

Typical Mos food quality which is great, but at an expensive Mos Cafe price point which is not worth your money. Go to the Mos Burger outlet at Ion nearby instead for a cheaper menu. Funny story the staff came to my table with my food while laughing as she overheard the conversation my friends and I

Ordered matcha latte and a clam chowder soup. The latte turns out very diluted and the potatoes in the clam chowder is semi hard, not fully cook. We feedback to staff but was informed I need to add sugar to my latte and that the clam chowder was cooked as per time instructed Very disappointed as the

2020 review: We ordered a teriyaki glazed wagyu burger plate meal ($13.30) and a fish burger ($3.55). The fish burger was good. We didn't expect literally just 2 pieces of onion rings as in the picture for the plate meal though (expected more for that price paid). Nonetheless the beef was good. The

Been here a couple of times but it just getting bad and worst. This time round, the place is dirty with no signs of staff cleaning and worst service staff attitude during ordering. Last time ever visiting this so called more revamped concept of MOS Burger.