Japanese Restaurants In Singapore

[Global Citizen]

You'll have to ask my evil twin Al J. Patok for that.

I'm afraid I'm pulling your leg again, m'dear... it's really short for Pat J. O'Kalley. Or maybe not.

And the plot thickens.......

[HIGHinSIN]

Anyone has any idea if Okonomiyakis are available here in Singapore?

[Dianthus]

Try Nanja Monja at Waterfrong Plaza, next to Grand Copthorne Hotel. They specialise okonomiyaki and monja yaki. You can cook yourself too.

Enjoy!

[jpatokal]

OK folks, here's the hot Japanese cuisine tip of the day: Sushi Kikuzawa, #02-13 International Bldg, 360 Orchard Rd. It's a tiny operation with ~10 bar seats and one back room, run by Kikuzawa-san himself, and the concept is simple: pay a flat fee, ask him to make anything, and stuff yourself until silly. $30/40 for lunch/dinner on weekdays, $40/50 on weekends (Fri-Sun). Open noon-3 PM, 6-10 PM every day.

And yes, they really do have everything, the sushi menu runs to >10 pages and includes lots of air-freighted goodies from Japan (ootoro, uni, hotate, etc). Only quibble is that the fish/rice ratio is a little stingy, and they throw in "free" miso soup, oden, chawanmushi etc to fill you up faster!

[HIGHinSIN]

Arigato, Dianthus!

[Sentosa]

I'd like to suggest Akira Restaurant on Emerald Hill. It's a nice out of the way Japanese Restaurant that has an all-you-can-eat, order from the menu (including sashimi) for s$30 per person. It's good and the price is right.