Japan’s famous unagi restaurant Unatoto to open in Tanjong Pagar Singapore has a constant love for unagi don bowls. Just recall the hype surrounding Man Man when they first opened and bagged their Michelin…
Shin Okaya has affordable Japanese rice bowls at Kallang Japanese food places are commonplace in our food centres, with hawker stores such as Nice Rice and Billion Bowls serving up wallet-friendly renditions of Japanese…
Don Don Donki is opening in Jewel Image credit: @jewelchangiairport Here’s one more reason for everyone to head to Jewel Changi Airport: Don Don Donki is opening their 15th store in Singapore in Basement One…
Ima-Sushi in SMU has affordable Japanese food Student or not, wallet-friendly places to eat are always nice finds—all the more so when they serve food that’s actually good too. Toss in a third tick…
Omote has affordable chirashi bowls in City Hall To say I’m a fan of Omote is an understatement. Having been a loyal customer since their early days as a 12-seater in Thomson Plaza, I would…
Gyutan-Tan for affordable ox tongue in Tanjong Pagar Singapore’s first-ever gyutan speciality restaurant Gyutan-Tan has debuted at 41 Tras Street, offering the Sendai delicacy in various forms, from appetisers to char-grilled mains, rice bowls,…
Morinaga Izakaya Restaurant has truffle somen and more in Orchard Food in Orchard isn’t always the cheapest, but there are some hidden gems in the area if you know where to go. Run by…
Kissajin has affordable omakase from $68++ in Orchard An omakase is often associated with an expensive dining experience solely reserved for special occasions. Throw in a central location of Orchard in the mix, and…
The Three Peacocks Live Seafood Market for Japanese buffet in Marina One If you’re planning your year-end get-togethers with friends, family, or colleagues, check out The Three Peacocks Live Seafood Market in Marina One…
Don Don Donki has a new aburi oyster bento Don Don Donki can be found all over Singapore these days, with 13 spread across the island, and more on the way. It’s no wonder…
