Press release -

GOEN’s Ultimate Curry Rice Challenge!

It’s a 2 humans vs an Ultimate Curry Rice battle. Think you and your eating kaki can finish GOEN’s Ultimate Curry Rice under 10 minutes? Come on down to GOEN at Wisma Atria’s Food Republic and give this a shot. Who knows you might just be the lucky duo to walk away with $1,000 in cash.

Word has it that even GOEN’s Katsu Curry Rice (for 1 pax) already requires sharing. But it’s not the Katsu Curry Rice they are serving for this challenge; it’s the Ultimate Curry Rice which consists of tonkatsu, katsu, fried chicken, fried prawns, croquette, a half-boiled egg and of course, rice bathed in Japanese curry. Sounds easy to the both of you?

This challenge for two will be held from 3 Aug - 2 Sep excluding Sat, Sun & PH from 11.30am - 8.30pm with an entry fee of $19.80.

Timings of all the participants will be updated on GOEN’s FB page: GOEN UDON at Wisma Atria Orchard. The top 3 timings will be announced at the end of the challenge period - on 2nd Sep 2015.

Prizes:

1st - $1,000

2nd - $300

3rd - $100

One word of advice: Come with very prepared…bellies.

Topics

  • Food

Categories

  • goen
  • challenge
  • rice
  • curry
  • japanese

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