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Minori Dining & Sake Bar: Harvesting Fine Food with Flair. A new addition to the snaking list of Japanese restaurants in Singapore is Minori Dining & Sake Bar @ UE Square Shopping Mall. Garnering loyal patronage even from Japanese expatriates, Minori has indeed managed to park itself at the top of the aforementioned list.
Shin Minori Japanese Restaurant also have an extensive selection of sake and shochu in our restaurant. Sake lovers will be pampered by Shin Minori’s wide selection of sake and competitive pricing.
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If you’re looking to impress your entourage, this charming izakaya in Holland Village is a surefire bet. The visually aesthetic interior, comprising Japanese lanterns on the ceiling, retro posters, and fairy lights is the first thing that greets you. The menu ranges from the usual food suspects like sushi rolls, yakitori, and udon. Of course, we ca...
We’re all for hidden gems in Singapore, and this sake bar is a well-kept secret that more people should know about. Take a seat amidst the minimalist decor and moody ambience before you peruse its extensive sake menu – believe us when we say there are too many varieties to choose from! Pair your drinks with oden options such as grilled radish with ...
What was previously Kabuke is now Tanoke. Tucked away on the second floor of a shophouse along Purvis Street, this establishment still specialises in two things: wagyu and sake. Enjoy the former in rice bowl variations topped with the likes of uni, foie gras, and eel. Then, wash it all down with a selection of sake. Depending on how well you know y...
Marked by the iconic pink neon pigeon sign at the front, this modern-day izakaya radiates grungy charm with its dim lighting and concrete finishes. The walls are decked out in art and graffiti by local street artist Zero, featuring murals of pigeons (obviously). Grab some Tokyo hummus, chicken karaage, or grilled octopus to share. And of course, no...
Founded by four friends who love all things Japanese, Shukuu Izakaya is an excellent spot for sake newcomers. You’re more than welcome to approach the bar’s passionate sake sommeliers for guidance. Heck, there’s even a sake blog on its website to give you a taste of what to expect. You can even order sake online to be delivered and bring the Japane...
You know a sake bar is authentic when it’s hidden on a building’s basement floor. Dosukoi’s interior is done up in a slightly grungy, old-timey manner – you’ll probably feel like the protagonist of an old Japanese drama here. The bar stocks an ever-changing variety of sakes; just pick them from the menu or point to a bottle behind the bar that stri...
Dimly lit and furnished with huge sake barrels from floor to ceiling, Boruto reminds us of Tokyo’s upper-class tachinomi (standing) bars, except there are seats here! Founded by Patrick Tan, owner of Tamashii Robataya, this sake bar has garnered a steady following of Japanese expats in Singapore. Take your pick from over 100 different sake labels, ...
Sakemaru has expanded beyond its sake subscription service with a physical bar on the fringes of Boat Quay. The quaint hideout boasts over 300 sake labels from small and lesser-known breweries in Japan. These are curated by head sommelier Tadashi Okushima. Having choice paralysis? Let head chef Daisuke Yomogi take you on a culinary adventure with t...
What do you get when the classic Japanese aperitif collides with traditional Spanish bar bites? Bam! Tapas Sake Bar is the result. The restaurant’s shudo (the way of sake appreciation) approach encourages you to pair its fusion tapas menu with sake. Not sure what goes well with chicken gyoza, cold capellini with sakura ebi or zucchini flower tempur...
This grill and sake bar in Palais Renaissance is all about fresh seafood and seasonal produce. Even the space is modelled after a fishing boat cabin. Complement the robatayaki and izakaya dishes with Ishinomaki’s exquisite selection of premier sake grades like junmai daiginjo and junmai ginjo. Hot and cold options are available, so there’ll be some...
Mar 1, 2020 · Shin Minori Japanese Restaurant (UE Square), Singapore: See 1,390 unbiased reviews of Shin Minori Japanese Restaurant (UE Square), rated 3.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #1,163 of 9,767 restaurants in Singapore.
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Aug 27, 2021 · Rumour has it that sake hangovers don’t feel nearly as lethal as other wine and spirit classes too, but don’t quote us on that. If you’re looking for a sake bar to call port at this weekend, here’s our take on the best sake bars in Singapore.
Apr 8, 2023 · 1. MARUGEN Sake Bar & Izakaya. Source: MARUGEN Facebook. A Japanese Izakaya restaurant that can be found in CHIJMES, here is where you can enjoy a variety of sake. Ranging from casual to premium brands, you can have it at the counter seats or outside with a shelter. It is definitely a great place to hang out as well.
