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Tomi Sushi Novena specialises in the food of Niigata. The region is famous for its Koshihikari sushi rice and loads of Sakes. Tomi Sushi Novena brings all that and more to Singapore. The restaurant started in Japan in 1954 and has really perfected its craft. Alongside authentic Japanese food from the Niigata region you can expect top hospitality. That’s because the restaurant has different rooms depending on who you’re with. Sit at the counter and enjoy the sushi or book a booth if you want some quality time with family or a large group. Whatever works best for you, the restaurant is popular, so booking is advised.
At HillV2, Kinsa Sushi is taking Japanese cuisine to unforeseen levels. Started by three guys with a passion for unpretentious Japanese food, the Bukit Batok restaurant stays true to tradition, offering dishes that are both affordable and tasty. The restaurant serves a number of healthy dishes too, making it suitable for dieters and local health nuts. Open seven days a week, this restaurant on Hillview Rise merges freshness, authenticity and affordability to provide a great-value dining experience.
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Fresh Japanese cuisine bursting with flavour is the order of the day over at Kanpai Izakaya & Bar on Singapore’s Lor Mambong. This Holland Village hotspot serves up everything from freshly rolled sushi to fried snacks, noodles and everything in between. Like any good izakaya, the restaurant offers a variety of sake varieties, beers, wines and cocktails, so plan to stay a while to sample the best when dining at Kanpai Izakaya & Bar. The Holland Village MRT is just a stone’s throw away, meaning it’s easy to get to this bustling Japanese restaurant. Book your table to beat the crowd.
Mikawa Yakitori Bar in Singapore serves up a fantastic collection of Japanese cuisine including sushi, sashimi, yakitori and tempura. But that’s not all, as you’ll also find a great range of sake and a number of different menus to suit your preference. Both à la carte and set menus are available, depending on how hungry you are, and Mikawa Yakitori Bar additionally offer omakase dining (at the chef’s discretion) at a price point that suits you. Furthermore, the decor is simple but elegant and the service is always top quality. What’s not to love? Get together with friends, family or a special someone and head down to Cheong Chin Nam Road to try out this Bukit Timah eatery soon. Prepare yourself for a dining experience that you won’t soon forget.
Without question, Hana Restaurant is one of Singapore’s most creative and unique Japanese restaurants. Located in Orchard at Forum The Shopping Mall, this stylish restaurant channels Heston Blumenthal by creating truly spectacular dishes. You can expect options like the avocado ice cream that comes in the shape of an avocado half; matcha curry topped with a chicken donut and the signature Hana pop noodles with your choice of chilli crab or lobster tom yum. You’ll also find classic Japanese dishes here, such as grilled unagi; salmon onigiri and seafood fried rice – all of which are packed with flavour. With so much more on the menu here, you’ll just have to try it to believe it. Situated on Orchard Road, reservations at Hana Restaurant Singapore are essential to avoid disappointment.
Singapore’s Tonkichi family of Japanese restaurants is synonymous with quality. Famous for tonkatsu, this Orchard restaurant is a perfect place to visit when you want some crispy-fried comfort cooking. In addition, Tonkichi’s Isetan Scotts location also serves an array of sushi and sashimi, soba noodles, curries and more. If you’re with a group, we recommend ordering the tonkatsu mori sharing feast, a selection of deep fried pork, prawns and oysters with your choice of sides. We also like the chicken katsu don, a tender fried chicken fillet cooked with omelette and Tonkichi’s special soy sauce. Dive into deep-fried goodness at Tonkichi on Orchard Road – book a table today.
Haru Yoshi Japanese Restaurant in Singapore serves not only succulent sashimi and sushi, but also has a great range of premium sake, rare whiskeys and fine wines. Always sourcing fresh and high-quality produce, master chef Chikara Yoshikawa offers wonderful omakase sets made with seasonal ingredients. Located on Yuk Tong Avenue in Bukit Timah, Haru Yoshi Japanese Restaurant is not to be missed if you love Japanese cuisine and the delicate nature of its cooking. Grab some friends or your special someone and head on over to Haru Yoshi Japanese Restaurant today. Making an advance booking for this Singapore eatery is recommended.
Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & Marketplace at JCube in Jurong East invites you to dive into its delicious Japanese creations. Perfect for diners from all walks of life, this Singapore Japanese restaurant on Jurong East Central is fully halal and offers several meat-free options for vegetarian diners and those with allergies. Not only is it an excellent place to stop in for an authentic, delicious meal, it’s also a marketplace for Japanese products and groceries that you won’t find anywhere else (outside Japan, of course!). If you’re up for a delicious Japanese meal and wouldn’t mind doing some shopping too, Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & Marketplace is an excellent choice.
NAMI Singapore showcases the art of Japanese dining, with a view. Housed within the illustrious Shangri-la Hotel Singapore, you’ll find NAMI Restaurant & Bar on level 24 of the Tower Wing where the panoramic city views are unparalleled. Specialising in authentic and traditional Japanese cuisine, each dish is refined and created with finite precision – reminiscent of a royal feast. The menu is a celebration of Japan’s four seasons and everything is made using the highest quality and seasonal ingredients available. Offering the choice of dining from the degustation or a la carte menus, NAMI showcases Japanese artisanship combined with omotenashi (Japanese hospitality). Located on Orange Grove Road in Orchard, reservations here are essential.