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10. Kogane Yama
Reviewed By derekseah
Wow. Piping hot meal complete with chawanmushi n miso soup. Efficient fast and polite service. Generous portion of rice in my pork belly dish. The pork belly portion was also generous and yummy The soft shell crab dish was a delight n complemented our meal wellN to close the good meal was the very good value for money prices. Really a must when shopping in JEM or Westgate.
9. Sushi Tei JEM
At Sushi Tei, we have perfected the Japanese Kaiten (conveyor belt) concept that revolves around our open kitchen, culminating in a warm and inviting ambience that immerses our guests in a truly authentic Japanese culinary experience. Our thoughtfully cur
Reviewed By Patric01
This Sushi Tei restaurant is located at JEM 3rd floor and always crowded, especially on weekend. I would recommend to make a reservation or queue at least 30 mins before. Their Sukiyaki and California Roll are very nice, while fried rice is just average. You should try their black ink squid pasta which is very good. Services are pretty good and fast, while pricing is medium high (around S$ 30 per person).
8. Watami Japanese Casual Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By KiranN111
This review is of the Woodlands branch. Menu similar to an Izakaya, features a little of everything from the Japanese culinary world. Sashimi is of a good quality and the sauces they use are very flavoursome. Highly recommend the grilled stingray fin. Very good!
7. Chao Chao Gyoza
It was in 1971, the owner opened a small Chinese restaurant in Osaka and this was the starting of Osaka Chao Chao Gyoza. The local Gyoza chef, "Mr Kenzo Nishi", only make Gyoza which was perfect and of the best quality. He opened his first Gyoza restauran
Reviewed By sknop
I always liked gyozas but I never realised what variety there exists and just how delicious they can be.This little outlet in Singapore is the best place yet for it. Right next to my hotel, Courtyard Marriott, it offers fabulous food and Japanese beer in a relaxed atmosphere. Canât wait to go back.
6. En Sakaba
Reviewed By jonih916
It is a rather small restaurant with limited seatings but if you avoid the lunch or dinner crowds, it is not a prob to find a seat. I had negitoro don and it wasnât too bad. Pretty fresh n the portion is also quite good. The set comes with a mini salad, side dish n miso soup. You have to pay for your drinks though.
5. Nobiro Japanese Restaurant & Sake Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By youke_worldwide
So nice neighborhood restaurant: we came during lunch - so no yakitori and no sushi. Mainly lunch sets. The unagi was ok - bit more burnt than what we liked. Cold octopus sauce too thick and icy.
4. Ootoya Japanese Restaurant (Clementi Mall)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By didoz85
If you have Jpassport app, you can redeem free dessert and drink. Best thing about Ootoya is their free flow white rice or 5-grain rice. But last time, they indicated on the menu there is free flow, but now, I think they removed from the menu, so if you are new to Ootoya, maybe you will not know. Try asking the staff if the rice got free flow or not. hehehe...
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3. Chao Chao Gyoza
It was in 1971, the owner opened a small Chinese restaurant in Osaka and this was the starting of Osaka Chao Chao Gyoza. The local Gyoza chef, "Mr Kenzo Nishi", only make Gyoza which was perfect and of the best quality. He opened his first Gyoza restauran
Reviewed By sknop
I always liked gyozas but I never realised what variety there exists and just how delicious they can be.This little outlet in Singapore is the best place yet for it. Right next to my hotel, Courtyard Marriott, it offers fabulous food and Japanese beer in a relaxed atmosphere. Canât wait to go back.
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2. Fish Mart SAKURAYA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Fish Mart SAKURAYA is a "Japanese One-Stop Centre" which has been in Singapore for more than 30 years. You can have affordable & authentic Japanese food with No Service Charge, No Extra Charge for Sashimi Cut & All prices include GST in Fish Mart SAKURAYA
Reviewed By alanyeo76
we went to our favourite place for sashimi again today. Yes, the sashimi is still fresh, the other dishes are still delicious. However, the service that i had experienced today was way below expectation!From servers dragging chairs across the floor, to a total lack of attention, i felt that they are really losing their position of "to-go" place for our sashimi fix. We had difficulty getting someone to take our orders. We literally asked for our rice set twice and waited at least 15 minutes for the rice to arrice after our sashimi were served. I was very worried that the sashimi might loss the taste after sitting on our table for too long. Then suddenly you had this server that kept saying aloud, "can someone help to serve the dishes", repeatedly! And then the dragging of the wooden chairs from one corner to another corner of the restaurant and it was really choatic.Yes, their food is good but with this kind of things happening arounf the restaurant, i will seriously think twice about going back again!
1. Chao Chao Gyoza
It was in 1971, the owner opened a small Chinese restaurant in Osaka and this was the starting of Osaka Chao Chao Gyoza. The local Gyoza chef, "Mr Kenzo Nishi", only make Gyoza which was perfect and of the best quality. He opened his first Gyoza restauran
Reviewed By sknop
I always liked gyozas but I never realised what variety there exists and just how delicious they can be.This little outlet in Singapore is the best place yet for it. Right next to my hotel, Courtyard Marriott, it offers fabulous food and Japanese beer in a relaxed atmosphere. Canât wait to go back.
