Owned by the famed Les Amis group of Bistro du Vin fame, Tenjin enters the Japanese restaurant foray in Singapore with its unique moriawase tempura and tendon sets, truffle Chawanmushi, and special tare sauce.
Category: Japanese
Baristart Coffee, Tras Street, Singapore
Baristart Coffee is a coffee shop that originated from Hokkaido Japan. It serves comfort food and coffee with Hokkaido BIEI Jersey Milk.
Beef Sukiyaki Don Keisuke, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore
Keisuke’s A4 wagyu sukiyaki deserves a spot in Bib Gourmand and a checkbox in your restaurant bucket list.
Tempura Makino, Suntec City, Singapore
As Japan’s borders remain closed to foreigners, Japanese brands are flocking to Singapore in droves. Here’s where to get the coveted Tempura Egg.
SANDO, Alexandra Techno Park, Singapore
Sando’s Spam and Hash is a simple, no-brainer sandwich (packed with tamagoyaki) especially for those looking for a quick bite around Alexandra Techno Park.
The Feather Blade, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore
Bland, watery, tough to chew. The Feather Blade is cheap for its price, but they still owe serving you something that achieves steak fundamentals.
Hello Arigato, Upper Thomson Road, Singapore
Singapore has gone crazy over sandos. I am here at Hello Arigato in Upper Thomson to try out their much talked about Gyu Sando. Is it worth the hype?
Ajiya Okonomiyaki, Singapore
When you’re desperate for a taste of Japan in Singapore, there’s Ajiya Okonomiyaki. No doubt, they have the best Okonomiyaki in Singapore.
Flippers: Best Kiseki Pancakes in Singapore
Bouncy, fluffy, and warm, Flippers makes the best Kiseki pancakes in Singapore.
Sukiya, Suntec City, Singapore
So when’s the best time to beat the snaking lines at Sukiya?
Johan Paris: French Japanese bakery, Isetan, Singapore
Let me introduce you to my favorite bakery in Singapore.
Meidi-ya Supermarket, Millennial Walk
The year of groceries continue its streak.
Black Cow 黑牛 at South Beach
Going with the principle “Go high or go low”…
Why I’m writing again
Some of you may be wondering why I’m writing again. Here’s a delicious striploin donburi to explain.
Meet the Potatorella: Tokyo’s Mozzarella Cheese Craze!
Join the #cheesepull bandwagon.
Nakajima Suisan – Best Value Japanese Saba in Singapore
If you’re tired of eating the usual hawker food, and you’re a bit tight in your budget, there’s one place that I would recommend where you can eat great food and save cash. Nakajima Suisan, located at B2 at Takashimaya Department Store, is probably the best find in the island.
Watanabe Coffee Japanese Cafe and Bar at Shaw House, Singapore
I get it. Watanabe Coffee exists only to provide coffee and desserts.
Ma Maison Restaurant Singapore
If you happen to have time and in the mood for a piece of steak without all the bells and whistles, I’d recommend Ma Maison Restaurant.
Tonkatsu by Ma Maison, Singapore
I’m a Japanese restaurant snob in Singapore and always think it’s glorified versus the quintessential cuisine I eat in Tokyo. Everything is overhyped. Not Tonkatsu by Ma Maison.
Hoshino Coffee, ION Orchard, Singapore
Whenever I am in Singapore, I always make it a point to stop by Hoshino Coffee. This is one of my favorite places to eat when in Singapore.