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Singapore’s First Standing Omakase Bar Has $30++ Menu With 11 Courses

Sushi to Sumi is offering $30++ omakase in Raffles Place

Valentineā€™s Day is right around the corner, so that just gives you one more reason to have good food with your significant other. Hereā€™s a Japanese restaurant that checks all the boxes: fancy ambience, central location, full omakase experience, and wallet-friendly prices. Sushi to Sumi, located near Raffles Place MRT Station, has an omakase menu thatā€™s priced at $30++ for 11 courses! Girl math: this works out to about $2.73 a course.Ā 


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There are three different omakase menus for lunch and dinner respectively, with the cheapest being the 11-course Ume ($30++) during lunch, and the priciest being the 15-course Matsu ($120++) for dinner.Ā 


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Starting with their Ume lunch omakase, you get a chawanmushi, eight pieces of sushi along with one grilled seafood, and a miso soup. For 10 pieces of sushi, opt for their Take lunch ($45++) or dinner omakase ($80++) instead!Ā 


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You know the drill, omakase menus always change up depending on whatā€™s available or fresh for the day. But you can expect popular dishes such as their Tobiko, Amaebi AKA sweet shrimp, and Sawara, which is a type of mackerel. FYI, these dishes can be ordered separately, but only if youā€™re visiting during dinner time.


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The restaurant is designed to be a standing omakase bar, which means there are no seats here. So donā€™t be surprised to see customers standing around the bar when you enter the restaurant!

If youā€™re a fan of Japanese fare, read our Moss Cross Tokyo review to see if the newly opened Tokyo restaurant in Singapore is worth a visit. Alternatively, head down to Ami Patisserie for French-Japanese desserts in Orchard.

Address: 20 Cecil Street, #02-01, PLUS, Singapore 049705
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 2pm, 5pm to 9pm
Website
Sushi to Sumi is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from é®ØćØē‚­ Sushi to Sumi

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