Omakase tends to be premium and expensive due to not only the many courses that are served, but also due to the quality of the ingredients that determined the pricing. My recent visit to Unkai Sushi Singapore located in Orchard Rendezvous Hotel does not have to break the bank. Helmed by Chef Eugene Lam, he is offering a Lunch Omakase priced at S$68.00++ per pax and other Omakase menu from S$88.00++. Continue reading [SG EATS] 8-course Lunch Omakase S$68++ at Unkai Sushi Singapore – Affordable Omakase in Orchard Singapore
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[SG EATS] Maetomo Japanese cuisine Kaiseki & Sushi At Sheraton Towers Hotel – Omakase Dining That Transport You Back To Japan
Maetomo Japanese cuisine Kaiseki & Sushi located at Level 1 of Sheraton Towers Hotel is helmed by Chef Maetomo that offers traditional recipes of washoku a contemporary twist and brings out the delicate flavours of each seasonal ingredient to create a tantalizing umami experience for all in luxe and private setting. They are a total of 4 private room with the theme of four seasons. Continue reading [SG EATS] Maetomo Japanese cuisine Kaiseki & Sushi At Sheraton Towers Hotel – Omakase Dining That Transport You Back To Japan
[SG EATS] Ren Lounge At South Beach Avenue – Japanese Omakase Restaurant & Bar With Edo-Style Omakase Menu
Ren Lounge located at South Beach Avenue is a new Japanese Omakase restaurant in town. The restaurant is helmed by Executive Chef Samuel Lau, who has 7 years of experience at Japanese restaurants and as sushi chef at Shinji by Kanesawa (St Regis). There is a separate lounge and private room for diners to chill and relax after a long day at work with a choice of bar bites. Also, check out the counter seats in the centre of the restaurant where diners can experience omakase dining with an open kitchen concept. Continue reading [SG EATS] Ren Lounge At South Beach Avenue – Japanese Omakase Restaurant & Bar With Edo-Style Omakase Menu
[SG EATS] MAI 舞 by Dashi Master Marusaya – Japanese Fine Dining Restaurant Launches Signature Sushi & Dashi Omakase At S$88.00++
MAI 舞 by Dashi Master Marusaya located within a walking distance from Outram MRT Station is a fine Japanese dining restaurant at Bukit Pasoh Road. The company, Marusaya is a Katsuobushi purveyor which specialises in a 2-year-old mysterious ingredient and is widely used in Japanese cooking. Hence, naturally the restaurant uses premium Katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes) as key element in the menu including traditional Japanese produce and locally sourced ingredients to create the dishes. Continue reading [SG EATS] MAI 舞 by Dashi Master Marusaya – Japanese Fine Dining Restaurant Launches Signature Sushi & Dashi Omakase At S$88.00++
[SG EATS] Sushi Chiharu by Tamaya Dining – A Taste of Edomae-Sushi
Sushi Chiharu by Tamaya Dining たまやis hidden within the ground floor interior of Tamaya Dining along Cuppage Terrace. It is just few minutes walk away from Somerset MRT station. Sushi Chiharu specialised in Edomae-sushi, a tradition that spans over 150 years, honouring Japan’s best seasonal ingredients. It is also described as how the chef was able to create a new style of sushi. Continue reading [SG EATS] Sushi Chiharu by Tamaya Dining – A Taste of Edomae-Sushi
[SG EATS] Hashida Japanese Restaurant – Omakase Lunch Experience
I was delighted when I got the chance to enjoy Omakase experience at Hashida Japanese Restaurant. Hashida Japanese Restaurant located at Mandarin Gallery is helmed by chef-owner, Kenjiro “Hatch” Hashida. It was a treat from MyFatpocket boss! We made a lunch appointment in advance. Continue reading [SG EATS] Hashida Japanese Restaurant – Omakase Lunch Experience
[SG EATS] NOBIRO JAPANESE RESTAURANT & SAKE BAR-HIDDEN NEIGHBOURHOOD JAPANESE RESTAURANT
I visited Nobiro Japanese Restaurant & Sake Bar 2 weeks ago with fellow foodies on one of the weekday’s dinner. Nobiro is located at Faber Drive which is just few footsteps away from Buck Tile St. Café. The location is hidden inside the neighbourhood area and it would be advisable to travel with own transport. The restaurant gave me homely feel the moment I stepped in. True enough the restaurant shared that most of their regulars are family-oriented diners and also Japanese expatriates as well. Continue reading [SG EATS] NOBIRO JAPANESE RESTAURANT & SAKE BAR-HIDDEN NEIGHBOURHOOD JAPANESE RESTAURANT