Good Sushi Place ...
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Well can anyone recomend where is a good sushi place in Singapore? with good sashimi....?
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i dont know any really nice.. ichiban not bad i find.
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sashimi, go to Sakuraya...
you get to pick out your own piece where they will then slice up and serve to you
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does it mean that they pick the dollar note from your wallet too.....?
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
does it mean that they pick the dollar note from your wallet too.....?
You think cheaper is better?
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i recommend you one place... you will sure like it.
its called Hokkaido japanese restaurant... you can type this in google and then go to its website.
Its buffet style, and you can have sushi, those udon, rice, wraps, chawamushi etc etc etc and they all taste damn fucking nice, esp chawamushi with cheese. The garlic fried rice is nice, but i cannot comment on the sushi because i am not a sushi lover, but my friends love their sushi to the max.
For sashimi lovers, this is the heaven for you. Their sashimi slices are thick and fresh. Very very fresh and its FREE FLOW!!!!!!!! You can order as much as you want, and the quantity is HUGE and quality is AWESOME!!! I never bluff you, my friends that eat sashimi all say damn nice, much better than sashimi from other places.
The only downside is that its quite expensive ~$40, and its located at Turf City, Bukit Timah.
You should go try if you really like sushi and Sashimi.
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
does it mean that they pick the dollar note from your wallet too.....?
it ain't cheap.. you asked for good sashimi, i told you
a block which will come to about 10 slices of swordfish will set you back about $14
a small block of fatty bluefin tuna of the same size will set you back about $55
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Originally posted by MaNyZeR:
i recommend you one place... you will sure like it.
its called Hokkaido japanese restaurant... you can type this in google and then go to its website.
Its buffet style, and you can have sushi, those udon, rice, wraps, chawamushi etc etc etc and they all taste damn fucking nice, esp chawamushi with cheese. The garlic fried rice is nice, but i cannot comment on the sushi because i am not a sushi lover, but my friends love their sushi to the max.
For sashimi lovers, this is the heaven for you. Their sashimi slices are thick and fresh. Very very fresh and its FREE FLOW!!!!!!!! You can order as much as you want, and the quantity is HUGE and quality is AWESOME!!! I never bluff you, my friends that eat sashimi all say damn nice, much better than sashimi from other places.
The only downside is that its quite expensive ~$40, and its located at Turf City, Bukit Timah.
You should go try if you really like sushi and Sashimi.
thanks....$40 bucks for japanese food is not expensive.
look at that bear guy pricing... already tell me it will cost me $300 bucks for 2 person....
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
thanks....$40 bucks for japanese food is not expensive.
look at that bear guy pricing... already tell me it will cost me $300 bucks for 2 person....
nope.. that's only if you choose bluefin..my girlfriend and i go to Sakuraya regularly.. we just order some sashimi, maybe rice sets or handrolls, miso soup and some other side dishes like fried flatfish, fried cod.. bill averages around $65 for us...
we don't order bluefin.. but hey.. they have that stuff which says a lot for the place...
they also have more exotic fare like turban shell, filefish, giant cockle, geoduck..
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there is this old remote Japanese resturant near Siglap. Nearer to frankle side.
from the outside resturant you won't notice but look at menu and portion open your eyes
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I only go to Akashi for my fix of japanese food, no more sushi tei or sakae or what.
Normally, special cuts are never mentioned in the menu, always ask the server to recommend. Don't be shy to ask the prices too, they will tell you, because they have to.
You would scream if I told you the prices. But I can verify that the bear is right. Because at akashi, the average price for 1 slice of otoro tuna belly hovers at 15 bucks a slice. Min order is 5 slices.
Usually I would go for tai, and salmon belly, because I find the rest of the items too generic.
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no need to go up to 300 bucks per person one la.... go to the hokkaido restaurant i recommended... got sashimi salmon, swordfish, tuna etc... all free flow and top notch quality.
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Originally posted by MaNyZeR:
no need to go up to 300 bucks per person one la.... go to the hokkaido restaurant i recommended... got sashimi salmon, swordfish, tuna etc... all free flow and top notch quality.
how much and where?
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Originally posted by MaNyZeR:
i recommend you one place... you will sure like it.
its called Hokkaido japanese restaurant... you can type this in google and then go to its website.
Its buffet style, and you can have sushi, those udon, rice, wraps, chawamushi etc etc etc and they all taste damn fucking nice, esp chawamushi with cheese. The garlic fried rice is nice, but i cannot comment on the sushi because i am not a sushi lover, but my friends love their sushi to the max.
For sashimi lovers, this is the heaven for you. Their sashimi slices are thick and fresh. Very very fresh and its FREE FLOW!!!!!!!! You can order as much as you want, and the quantity is HUGE and quality is AWESOME!!! I never bluff you, my friends that eat sashimi all say damn nice, much better than sashimi from other places.
The only downside is that its quite expensive ~$40, and its located at Turf City, Bukit Timah.
You should go try if you really like sushi and Sashimi.
I’m not being cynical here but I think different people have different taste and expectations (age group plays a part to)
Some people I know think that Sakae is a top notch sushi place and Pariss serve good food.
No matter how good a buffet is, they have to make money and looking at the price, I think there will definitely be a difference in quality.
I know that price usually doesn’t mean that the quality is better, but in this case whereby it’s sashimi, price does matter.
Maybe it’s better if you define what are the “other places” for sashimi for us to have a better idea and make a judgment call on the quality
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Originally posted by elindra:
I’m not being cynical here but I think different people have different taste and expectations (age group plays a part to)
Some people I know think that Sakae is a top notch sushi place and Pariss serve good food.
No matter how good a buffet is, they have to make money and looking at the price, I think there will definitely be a difference in quality.
I know that price usually doesn’t mean that the quality is better, but in this case whereby it’s sashimi, price does matter.
Maybe it’s better if you define what are the “other places” for sashimi for us to have a better idea and make a judgment call on the quality
Taste is subjective... I shall head over and try it someday then make a comment... However since it's at bukit timah, it's gonna be quite a while b4 I go there...
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Go NTUC buy sushi, cheaper.
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Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:
Taste is subjective... I shall head over and try it someday then make a comment... However since it's at bukit timah, it's gonna be quite a while b4 I go there...
I think I'm too lazy to head thereI can't even remember the last time I was at Turf City
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
there is this old remote Japanese resturant near Siglap. Nearer to frankle side.
from the outside resturant you won't notice but look at menu and portion open your eyes
you found your place....
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Originally posted by zoragirl:
you found your place....
hmmm i think not....I thought i found my place until.......elindra pull out a statement.... -
Originally posted by Arapahoe:
hmmm i think not....I thought i found my place until.......elindra pull out a statement....go try out the places that the people mention here, then let us know if it is as good as we mention....in your opinion
Enjoy!!!
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I like the exotic JDM drinks at sakuraya .....
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it's like everyone been to sakuraya b4 >___>
I shall go there on a food pilgrimage someday...
But first~ I need teh budget... If damage to bear and zora = $60... My normal clique would require much higher... maybe per person near 50 >___> but but~ there's Otoro~~~
Meanwhile the jap resturant below my workplace now offer luxury bento set... got both Otoro and Chutoro but cost $38+...
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it's near fatumnette's place mah ......
there's another new japanese place there too ..... haven't tried that out yet, queue always long.
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Don't try akashi unless you have a bottomless wallet.
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Originally posted by ditzy:
Don't try akashi unless you have a bottomless wallet.
well wat abt tetsuya???