Suggestions for Japanese Restaurant near Singapore

Amy G. • November 17, 2013Excellent Japanese Cuisine.

Calvin L. • June 11, 2017if you like Japanese food, aiming for the variety of cooking styles, and balancing value and quality, you really can't go wrong here at Sushi Tei. try the seasonal specials for something different...

Kristin M. • May 6, 2018I’ve tried most, or almost all of their Tonkotsu ramen offers - an easy to choose from menu that easily falls into a good Sunday favourite: try Flaming Hot, Truffle, gyoza, & the new Yuzu. Delish.

Nevi C. • September 6, 2012Best japanese resto in SG! dont forget to eat your peas. Set Fuji for 2 is all worth it. its not as expensive as their other sets but there would be no leftovers as everything tastes really great!

Eileen L. • April 24, 2011Must try the duck udon!

Elise ❥. • January 30, 2018Have mixed feelings. Love the sushi (hotate melts in your mouth), but yet the gyoza (which they claim is rated #1 in Singapore) is nothing but ordinary. I do like the cheap prices though.

Hidayah S. • November 5, 2014Their set meals are worth it & very filling. :)

Bilal M. • February 9, 2022Good quality food.

Calvin L. • June 22, 2018The chicken skin are great though not the healthiest choice to take. The chicken may have more soft bones parts as well. But ok value.

Aaron K. • March 16, 2018Signature tendon

Calvin L. • December 3, 2020They offer a range of Japanese sets and items, each type limited in number in their own category. Food is average and tends to be heavy-handed in the use of salt or seasoning in their food.

Aaron K. • April 7, 2018Everything especially salmon aburi don!

Pete C. • April 18, 2014Of the three local branches, I'd think this is the worst, with overly-cooked ramen and pesky houseflies sharing the ambience.

Dinastik K. • August 13, 2020Super affordable sushi here starting from $1.50 each. Sometime they will have promotion which even much cheaper. Limited choice unfortunately.

icelemonfish • September 2, 2018Good for those believe in “you are what you eat”. MYO maki or salad: you decide the ingredients. Quite a cosy place and normally not as crowded as some other eating places in NorthPoint.