It’s smokin’ in here The first and last time I’ve been to Japan when I was 6 was the highlight of my entire childhood. Now, I still dream of being whisked away to climb Mount…
Japanese Restaurant Reviews
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Perfect your Insta game When I first came across this flying noodles on social media, I was like, “Sure bo?” But skepticism aside, I knew this was something I had to check out for…
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Chinese Fusion Japanese Restaurant ReviewsShisen Hanten Review: 2 Michelin Star Restaurant Deserving Of Its Title
Sichuan food with Japanese influence With 2 Michelin stars in its pocket, the first word that comes to mind when dining at Shisen Hanten is “ATAS”. Even though its Chinese name “四川饭店” literally translates to…
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Ramen, ramen, set on fire Update (4th April 2019): Shin-Sapporo Ramen has relocated to 460 Alexandra Road, Singapore 119963. I appreciate restaurants with open kitchens because I love the anticipation of watching my food…
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Matcha and houjicha fit for Japanese royalty Update: Matchaya has a new outlet at The Cathay, #01-08. Matcha needs no introduction – you either love it, or you LOVE it. After attracting huge crowds at…
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A corner joint filled with grilled goodness The Skewer Bar - Secret Yakitori Joint In Geylang Geylang is not a place hipsters would generally frequent. But I’m pretty sure they will once they get…
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Finally, Do-It-Yourself Kaisendon! This was an undercover review with expenses covered by Eatbook. Teppei Syokudo is my #1 go-to for affordable restaurant-grade donburi takeaway. Their kaisendon is priced below $20; there are few places in…
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Japanese Restaurant ReviewsSumiya Review: The Contemporary Japanese Grill Master Returns with A Seafood Extravaganza
About Sumiya Sumiya’s one of those Japanese restaurants I wish would remain hidden under the radar forever, because I like to keep good food secrets to myself. However, their popularity has been on a…
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Update: These seasonal dishes are no longer available. The newly renovated Suntec City sees the return of Kuishin Bo, a buffet restaurant that promises a complete Japanese epicurean experience. While Kuishin Bo might have been…
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Hop-in to Ippin Update: These seasonal dishes are no longer available. Ippin is made for shoppers and gourmands alike. With a range of artisanal products ranging from clothing to dried goods on shelf, Ippin is a…