Best Restaurants to eat at in Japan in 2022
If you are looking for the best Japanese food options that you can enjoy at home, Singapore is a great place to look. The country has so many amazing and delicious Japanese cuisine and it’s not hard to find them here!
Here are three of the best Japanese restaurants in Singapore 2022.
Yamashiro
This restaurant is located on the ground floor of the Orchard Shopping Centre at Orchard Road. This place serves authentic Japanese dishes cooked by skilled chefs using only the finest ingredients available. Many people who visit this restaurant have been raving about its deliciousness and how they wish they could eat there every night!
The most popular dish served at Yamashiro is called “Kappa” which is a traditional Japanese soup made from freshwater eel. It also offers various other dishes such as grilled fish, chicken, beef, lamb and vegetable dishes that are all delicious and flavorful.
There are two types of dining hours available at this restaurant – lunch and dinner. Lunch starts at 11am and ends at 2pm while dinner starts at 6pm and ends at 9pm. If you want to enjoy a meal with your family or friends without leaving town, you may want to consider booking a table here.
Prices and Payment Methods
A full course meal at this restaurant includes four courses, one appetizer, one main dish and one dessert. The cost of the meal will depend on what kind of meal you would like to order. You can choose between a set menu (which costs $59) or a la carte menu (which costs $99).
Most tables at this restaurant accept cash payment only. However, if you want to pay through credit card, you can do so during the reservation process.
Reservations and Cancellation Policy
At this restaurant, it is recommended to make reservations for parties of 8 or more. Unfortunately, it doesn’t accept walk-ins and you cannot cancel a reservation once you have booked it.
Tsukudani
This restaurant specializes in serving Japanese sushi. It also has a wide variety of different kinds of Japanese seafood dishes that you can choose from. If you are looking for something that will be filling enough for an entire family, check out this place!
Prices and Payment Methods
Sushi at Tsukudani is very affordable. Most of their rolls start around $8 per person and some items even go up to $15 per person! It’s cheaper than other sushi places in Singapore and you can get a nice meal without breaking the bank!
Reservations and Cancellation Policy
It does not take reservations since this place is usually crowded on weekends and holidays. However, you can ask the staff to hold your spot until the next day and they will let you know when it is free.
Roppongi
This trendy restaurant was established in 2014 by Chef Kishimoto Takahiko. He trained under the famous chef Masa Saito at Sushi Dai and he brings his years of experience into this restaurant. In addition to being a talented chef, he is also one of those rare individuals who truly love cooking for others!
The restaurant specializes in serving modern Japanese food but with an emphasis on healthy eating. Some of its signature dishes include “Shoyu Ramen”, “Niku-Mizu” (miso soup), “Curry Rice” and “Tempura”.
Prices and Payment Methods
Roppongi accepts both Cash and Credit Cards. While you’re welcome to pay in cash, most customers tend to prefer paying through credit cards. There is no charge for credit card payments at this restaurant.
Reservations and Cancellation Policy
Due to the popularity of this restaurant, most of their seats are taken on weekdays. If you don’t mind waiting a bit, you can always call and ask if a seat is available. Otherwise, you can make a reservation online before going to the restaurant.
In case of cancellation, they will charge 25% of the total bill amount. After that, they will give you a refund within 7 days.
If you are planning to eat out frequently, these are some of the best Japanese restaurants you should try in Singapore. With prices ranging from $5-$20 per plate, you won’t have to worry about spending too much money either.
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