As per other Yelpers' instructions, Kaiju was relatively easy to find. The lady on the till was very nice, and brought us our food and cutlery. Kaiju was one of the few places open for Boxing Day (a statutory holiday for many restaurants).
However, I was a bit disappointed with Kaiju because I had very high expectations before coming here. I visited this location with two other friends who ordered the chicken katsu curry and the karaage curry. I liked how the katsu and karaage were kept away from the curry sauce. I also liked how the curry sauce was a bit sweeter and made me appreciate the natural taste of Japanese curry. However, the food didn't really blow my taste buds away. I felt that the katsu was very ordinary, and my friend was actually somewhat disappointed because it seems like there was not a lot of karaage. He felt like we got more katsu compared to the amount of karaage he had. I felt that the rice was like any other rice you can cook at home as well. In fact, my friend actually said the rice tasted like Minute Rice (however, I didn't find anything wrong with my rice). The coleslaw tasted alright, and it made a good side dish. Overall, I felt like the dishes were something you can make at home, maybe through some experimentation.
I would probably only come to Kaiju when I'm nearby or craving a quick curry dish. However, I would not trek all the way just to eat here again; I felt like Kaiju was very overhyped.