Wildly entertaining kappo experience with a spectrum of flavors and fresh ingredients underneath the smoke and mirrors.
Category: Japanese
Unatoto, Guoco Tower, Singapore
UNATERRIBLE.
Suju Masayuki, Mandarin Gallery, Singapore
My first love: Gindara.
NOBU, Four Seasons Hotel, Singapore
NOBU’s popular bento box finally lands in Singapore.
Cafe Kitsune, The Podium, Manila
{Unpopular opinion} In the world of Cafe Kitsune, Manila beats Singapore for the first time.
Gyutan-Tan, Tras Street, Singapore
GyuTan-Tan joins my extremely short list of must-try restaurants in Singapore.
Grill by CUT, Bukit Timah Plaza, Singapore
POV when you really want to like a restaurant, but the lackluster customer service is killing the hype.
Keen’s Bagelry, North Bridge Road, Singapore
WTF are these Japanese New York bagels? Here’s what these notorious TikTokers hail as the best bagels in Singapore.
Omote, Upper Thomson Road, Singapore
Good value for money chirashi donburis. Here’s one more reason to look forward to the opening of the Thomson East Coast Line in November.
KOAL, Shaw Centre, Orchard Singapore
Behold, KOAL is my new favorite restaurant in Singapore.
Okashi Gaku, Japan’s Most Popular Canned Cakes in Singapore
Japanese food is a cult.
Gyu San, Guoco Tower, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore
Introducing the most popular wagyu sando in town.
Sloppy B, Galaxis one-north, Singapore
The food gods have forsaken the area of one-north in Singapore.
LECOQ, Church Street, Singapore
Feast your eyes on the cheapest bone marrow in Singapore.
Shinji by Kanesaka: 1 Michelin Star Sushi, Carlton Hotel, Singapore
To those who dream of Jiro in Singapore, Shinji by Kanesaka is unparalleled by Singapore standards.
Mister Donut popup store in Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Singapore
Is Japan’s popular pon de ring donut worth the 4 hour queue?
Baristart Coffee opening soon in Philippines
Looks like my favorite cream puff from Baristart Coffee is coming soon to Manila’s shores.
Kiwami Food Hall, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Kiwami Food Hall spells great concept with four Japanese masters. Amidst its hour long queues, it’s all smoke and mirrors with forgettable dishes.
Llama San, The Village, NYC
Here’s an eclectic Japanese-Peruvian eatery for date nights, group meetings, and for foodies looking for the next best thing in NYC.
Rule of Thirds, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NYC
For anyone looking to fill an empty stomach before going on a bender night in Williamsburg, Rule of Thirds deserves the top spot.