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First time visiting this Mookata. Boss was friendly and informed us that his charcoal pot is back!!! Marinated meat was nice and we had a nice alfresco dinner. Add on off marinated beef was good, prawn need to be fresher though. Overall, its good and worth a try 👍

The meat was tasty, although I find the soup to be a bit bland Friendly staff

The food is decent and I love the fact they use charcoal for the grilling of food. The service crew is horrendous, their cook gives better service than the service crew. When I was making payment at the counter, the service crew asked me to wait so she could take the receipt to the customers outside

Went to check out mookata @ katong as it was marketed as traditional mookata that uses charcoal. Arrival at the restaurant only to see tables with gas stoves. Service was poor, staff just left the meat and vegetables platter our table and walked off without turning on the gas stove for us. Another s

This Mookata restaurant is clean and the pot is heated by charcoal. This make the whole experience different from other mookata place. The basic pork soup base is flavourful and the meat from the set meal is nice marinated. Will return to this place again for another meal for some other soup.

Ordered a few ala carte dishes, price was higher than other places so i would thought its portion was bigger or at least it's food's quality would be good. To my shock, they served 4 pieces of pork belly for $8, charged soup base based on per pax. Portion of other dishes were so small i left the pla

Dishonest cheats. They only delivered 2 small side dishes to us and did not inform anyone that they could not make the main dishes. Made us pay full delivery fees for 2 side sticks, and forced us to try and get alternative food at 830pm.

The food is pretty good, marinated meat is nice. Ordered 4 pax set for $81 ( inc. GST + service charge ) a little bit high price. It is quite hot there due to weaker air conditioner, recommended to add corn first as the soup is heavenly with the corn ( really sweet! ) Charcoal is used which is a ni