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2 days ago · Hailing from the historic city of Kyoto, this establishment has carved out a reputation for its exceptional take on the beloved Japanese dish, gyukatsu. And now, for the first time ever, Singaporeans can indulge in this captivating dish without having to venture beyond our shores.
1 day ago · The menu at Uoharu offers a diverse selection of Japanese delights. Start your meal with appetizers like Bagna Cauda (S$3.00++), Baguette Toast with Cream Cheese and maple Syrup (S$7.80++), or the flavorful Potato Salad with Smoked Mackerel and egg (S$7.80++), a creamy twist on a traditional favorite. For snacks that pair perfectly with their ...
4 days ago · Singapore’s Japanese restaurant scene is rich and ever-growing. Whether you have a hankering for sushi, sashimi or even sake, one thing you can be sure of is Japanese cuisine delivers deliciousness on all levels. From authentic experiences to fusion fare, Urban List has rounded up the best Japanese restaurants in Singapore that are definitely ...
1 day ago · Crispy yellowtail taquitos. PHOTO: JAIME EE, BT. NEW RESTAURANT. SUSHISAMBA Singapore Level 52 Capital Tower 168 Robinson Road Singapore 068912 Tel: 6550 2290 Open for lunch and dinner Mon to Sat: 12 pm to 3 pm; 6 pm to 1 am (2 am on Sat). Dinner only on Sun. THERE are many ways to describe sushi.
1 day ago · Source: Nana’s Green Tea Nana’s Green Tea is a popular Japanese café in Singapore, renowned for its matcha-centric desserts, particularly its ice cream. As a modern tea house, Nana’s Green Tea combines traditional Japanese tea culture with contemporary dessert trends, offering a wide range of matcha-flavoured ice creams and parfaits, such as Matcha Soft Serve ($6) and Matcha Shiratama ...
3 days ago · The company is working with food supplier Warabeya Nichiyo, which already supplies 7-Eleven's commissary food offerings in Japan, to create a US supply chain that will bring higher-quality Western and Japanese food offerings to 7-Eleven stores. [160]
1 day ago · The variety of premium canned foods in Japan is staggering. From seafood to meat, vegetables, and even traditional Japanese sweets, the options are diverse and cater to a wide range of tastes. 1. Seafood. Given Japan’s strong ties to the sea, it is no surprise that seafood occupies a prominent place in the world of premium canned foods.
