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May 27, 2024 · The 15 Best Places for Sashimi in Singapore. Created by Foursquare Lists • Published On: May 27, 2024. 1. Tatsuya Japanese Restaurant. 8.7. Goodwood Park Hotel (22 Scotts Rd.), Singapore. Japanese Restaurant · Orchard Road · 91 tips and reviews. Andrew Stephen: Do the omakase. Expensive but amazing sashimi, sushi, and other treats.
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With chef Yuji Sato at the helm, rest assured that you’ll be in good hands. The chef boasts over 20 years of experience, having trained as a sushi-ya in the Tsukiji market, Tokyo. Thanks to his early years, he’s developed a relationship with suppliers in Japan, giving him access to some of the rarest produce they have to offer. Take a seat at the H...
Head chef Tomoo Kimura brings 15 years of experience (including a stint at the Michelin-starred Ginza Restaurant) to this modern sushi-ya at Palais Renaissance. The dining room sets the tone for an intimate lunch or dinner and evokes a sense of tradition through the use of room dividers. The best way to savour his creations is to opt for the ever-c...
You can thank the Japanese drinking game for inspiring the founders of Tora Tora Tora. Situated within the Tai Seng area, this resto specialises in fresh sashimi and sushi served alongside classic izakaya fare charcoal grilled to perfection. It also has a stunning collection of Japanese whiskies and sakes for you to choose from. Looking to host an ...
If you want to impress your business counterparts, Misaki is the place to be. With its stylish modern interior and devoted chefs, this intimate restaurant serves a plethora of exquisite sushi sets. Indulge in the omakase menu which is an expertly curated feast for the eyes and palate alike. Misaki, #01-01, Tower 3, Marina Bay Financial Centre, 12 M...
Chef Tetsuya is considered one of Australia’s finest chefs, and now helms Wakuda at Marina Bay Sands. You can expect great things from the great mind that brought us the two-Michelin star restaurant, Waku Ghin. Wakuda aims to capture the nuances of traditional and modern Japan, offering an unconventional experience. A must-try dish is the cold soba...
Don’t be fooled by this moniker. The ramen may be good, but the sushi is just as satisfying. Plus, it’s perfect for late-night cravings because it stays open till the wee hours. Our faves are the torched beef sushi, tuna sashimi and unagi maki. Wash it all down with a chilled can of Sapporo. The Ramen House, 6 Short Street, Singapore 188213
There’s always a line to get into this no-frills joint, but we’d gladly wait patiently for a taste of its masterful menu. Go for the rice bowls topped with sea urchin, torched salmon, or even fatty tuna. Or get rolls stuffed with soft shell crab or eel to share. Plus, everything’s pretty wallet-friendly, which we love. The Sushi Bar, multiple locat...
Do all-you-can-eat Japanese buffets make your heart flutter? Then Ikoi should be your go-to restaurant in Singapore. Expect the likes of sashimi, sushi, tempura and yakitori. It’s one of our top picks when we need a full-on feast, but be warned: you need to book early to avoid disappointment. Ikoi Japanese Restaurant, #01-01, Hotel Miramar, 401 Hav...
Long hailed by lovers of progressive Japanese gastronomy, Hashida Singapore bears the unique imprint of its charismatic helmer, Chef Kenjiro “Hatch” Hashida. Journey through a space inspired by a Shinto shrine, and be whisked away for an exquisite dining experience. At its core, Hashida is an omakase restaurant, so count yourself lucky if you get t...
After moving out from Japan Food Town in Wisma Atria, Sabar has a new home in Tanjong Pagar. Specialising in mackerel dishes, the joint offers sushi packed with its signature fish in different styles, such as grilled and flame-seared. Sabar, #03-14, 100AM, 100 Tras Street, Singapore 079027
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- Tenkaichi. With an unbeatable price for its selection of wagyu cuts, you can embrace the fatty tenderness and allow the buttery goodness to coat your tongue as you fall back into wagyu heaven.
- Shin Minori Japanese Restaurant. Shin Minori is one of my favourites as a great Japanese buffet because it definitely hits the sweet spot between value and quality.
- Shabu Sai. Another very value-for-money buffet option here, Shabu Sai presents plates and plates of quality cuts of meat from all over the world, for just a nominal price to be dunked in their delicious shabu shabu soups.
- Hokkaido Sushi. Hokkaido Sushi is all about unique dishes like their Hamachi Truffle and Hokkaido Maki, which was created by their sushi master. Their lunch buffet is priced at S$42.00++, while their dinner buffet prices start at S$49.00++ from Monday to Thursday and S$53.00++ from Friday to Sunday.
Feb 2, 2021 · The love for affordable sushi rages on. Queues have only grown longer at reputable Japanese restaurants in recent years, and it’s not stopping there. Here, we list 15 Japanese restaurants where you can attain your sushi and sashimi fix—we just hope you’ve got the patience to wait during peak hours.
- The Sushi Bar – 3 slices of octopus, tuna, or squid sashimi from $4.90. @changhuiping13. Hole-in-the-wall Japanese restaurant The Sushi Bar has gained popularity with its delicious food and good service – with affordable prices to beat.
- Tanuki Bar – 5 slices of salmon sashimi for $7. You probably know of Tanuki Raw for its high quality, affordable donburi. When evening falls, the restaurant transforms into Tanuki Bar, where you can chill with a glass of house red ($13) or ginger ale ($6) and a plate of salmon sashimi (5 slices for $7).
- Sushi Goshin – 3 slices of salmon sashimi for $3.60. You’ll get both atmosphere and affordability at Sushi Goshin, with its lightwood interior and kimono-clad waitresses, and salmon sashimi at just $3.60 for 3 slices.
- Itacho Sushi – 3 slices of salmon or octopus sashimi from $4.50. Itacho refers to the chef in a restaurant with the highest position. Likewise, Itacho Sushi strives to dish out only top quality food.
Oct 29, 2023 · Are you looking for the best Japanese buffet to indulge yourself with sashimi? Check out the best Japanese buffet Singapore with the best quality food!
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