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Torikizoku, Japan’s popular izakaya and yakitori chain, is opening in Singapore. The chain — recognisable by its bright yellow signboard — operates over 600 outlets across Japan, w...
The Place A new addition to Amoy Street this month, Satori is a Japanese yakitori restaurant beside Sodeng, which dishes yakitori sticks from only S$3.80. Satori is helmed by Chef...
Satori on Amoy Street is a new CBD yakitori restaurant with more than 50 grilled skewers, private dining sections and karaoke, aimed at after-work diners near Telok Ayer MRT. The m...
Torikizoku, a popular yakitori chain with more than 600 outlets across Japan, will open in Singapore, though there's no opening date yet. The post Japan-Famous Yakitori Chain Torik...
Torikizoku’s first Singapore outlet at VivoCity brings the Japanese yakitori chain’s fixed-price format to local diners, with most skewers, rice dishes, desserts and non-alcoholic...
If you are still ordering Japanese takeout on a Wednesday night then we need to have a serious talk. This Chicken Yakitori takes thirty minutes from start to finish and tastes sign...
Kwong Satay in Geylang stands out for offering uncommon pork belly skewers alongside standard chicken, mutton and pork satay within a coffeeshop setting. Prices remain low (from S$...
Singapore Holic Laksa in Shibuya, Tokyo serves up something rather familiar: laksa and chicken rice. It's said to be quite legit! The post Get Legit Laksa, Chicken Rice And More At...
Tonkatsu Daiki’s first overseas outlet at Ngee Ann City recreates an Osaka dining experience with a train-themed entrance and Dotonbori-inspired interior, alongside a focus on Hokk...
Singapore Social in the East Village serves roasted chicken rice and other Southeast Asian staples.
The Place Neon Pigeon is one of those restaurants in Singapore that wears its personality loudly—and unapologetically so. Tucked away in the slightly quieter stretch of Carpenter S...
Smokin’ Joe at Yishun Park Hawker Centre is a Western hawker stall known for open-fire grilled meats and premium ingredients like Iberico pork, Wagyu beef and lamb racks. The artic...
The Place Les Amis Group’s Japanese Collective has quietly added a new name to the Orchard Road dining scene, and it is one that is clearly engineered for visual impact as much as ...
The Place A brand from Osaka, Japan, Tonkatsu Daiki just opened in Singapore at Ngee Ann City few weeks ago. A brief background of Tonkatsu Daiki is that it is a Michelin-recognise...
Ten Ten Otoko is a food court stall in Lavender that serves authentic Japanese sashimi don and other dishes at affordable prices! The post Get Japanese-Approved Sashimi Don From $1...
Singapore’s steak scene now spans luxury dining rooms, open-fire grills, halal picanha spots and casual neighbourhood steakhouses, with this roundup covering both premium and more...
Yong Xin 永薪 at Chong Boon Market & Food Centre in Ang Mo Kio is a long-running dry noodle stall known for its signature bowls and queues that often sell out by 1.30pm. The re...
Loong Dim Sum at 10 North Canal Road brings together traditional dim sum, zi char dishes and modern creations in a three-storey CBD restaurant near Raffles Place MRT. The piece hig...
TendonYan at Tanjong Pagar Plaza Food Centre offers affordable Japanese donburi and ramen, with signature dishes like the Signature Tendon Set and Mentaiko Nanban Don. The stall us...
Oiishii Corner at Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre is a halal Japanese hawker stall opened in 2017 by a former part-time chef in Japan, offering ramen, dons and sushi priced...
Lechon Republic Singapore in Novena serves Filipino lechon-focused dishes such as chopped lechon meals, sinigang and sisig, with mains from about S$12.50. The review highlights fre...
We've curated a list of the best Japanese buffets in Singapore for you to chow down as much food, sashimi, and sushi rolls as you want! The post 20 Japanese Buffets In Singapore Fr...
The Place Located along Tras Street, it was not until recently that I learnt that there is a Japanese Kappo restaurant called Nishikane. The brand Nishikane was born in Fukui durin...
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