No better way to celebrate the year end than a culinary adventure at some of the best omakase spots around Singapore. Indulge in chef-curated tasting menus made with seasonal ingredients, traditional Japanese culinary craftsmanship, and even Michelin-starred Shoukouwa featuring fish flown in daily from Tokyo’s Toyosu Market!
Nishikane by Nobuhiro Nishi
Known for its focus on traditional Japanese techniques and the freshest seasonal ingredients, Chef Nobuhiro Nishi’s expertise and artistry shine through every dish, making Nishikane a must-visit for omakase enthusiasts seeking an authentic and unforgettable experience.
Monday to Saturday: 12–2 pm, 6–10:30 pm
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Ichigo Ichie
Ichigo Ichie embraces the art of "ichi-go ichi-e" — a Japanese philosophy celebrating the beauty of each unique moment. With a seasonal menu curated by skilled chefs, each course is meticulously crafted, blending delicate flavors and stunning presentation to create an exquisite dining experience that honors Japan’s culinary heritage.
Tuesday to Saturday: 12–2:30pm, 7–10:30pm
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Hashida
With Chef Kenjiro “Hatch” Hashida at the helm, Hashida offers an artistic take on omakase. Putting focus on seasonal ingredients and precision, diners are treated to exquisite presentations and intricate flavors that pay homage to Japan’s culinary heritage.
Tuesday: 7–10:30 pm
Wednesday to Sunday: 12–3 pm, 7–10:30 pm
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Shoukouwa Shinjidai
Known for its elegant and intimate setting, Shoukouwa Shinjidai redefines traditional sushi omakase. The chefs meticulously craft every dish, bringing out the essence of the freshest ingredients sourced from Japan, making each bite a true celebration of purity and technique.
Wednesday: 6–10:30 pm
Thursday to Saturday: 12–3:30 pm, 6–10:30 pm
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Zuicho
Zuicho is a hidden gem offering a delicate balance of tradition and innovation in its omakase. Each course is a harmonious journey through the best of Japanese culinary craftsmanship, perfect for a tranquil and immersive dining experience.
Tuesday to Sunday: 12–2 pm, 6–10:30 pm
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Shin Terroir
Shin Terroir takes omakase dining to new heights by blending Japanese tradition with terroir-driven culinary techniques. The result is a menu that celebrates both local and Japanese produce, offering a truly unique and contemporary interpretation of the omakase dining experience.
Monday to Saturday: 6–10 pm
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Kakushin
Kakushin offers an elevated omakase journey that highlights the finest seafood flown in directly from Japan. The chef’s meticulous attention to detail, coupled with an intimate setting, ensures an unforgettable experience where every dish is a masterful work of art.
Monday to Sunday: 11:30 am–3 pm, 6–10 pm
Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/c4ASQaFa6NfHbjGc7
Shoukouwa
One of Singapore’s most highly acclaimed sushi omakase restaurants, Shoukouwa boasts a coveted Michelin star for its impeccable quality. With fish flown in daily from Tokyo’s Toyosu Market, each course is a sublime expression of traditional sushi-making at its finest.
Wednesday to Saturday: 12:30–3 pm, 6–10:30 pm
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Waku Ghin
Waku Ghin offers an extraordinary fusion of Japanese and European culinary traditions, led by the renowned Chef Tetsuya Wakuda. The omakase experience here is a journey of indulgence, with premium ingredients such as caviar, sea urchin, and wagyu beef taking center stage.
Monday to Sunday: 5–11 pm
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Shinji by Kanesaka
Founded by master sushi chef Shinji Kanesaka, this restaurant offers an authentic Edomae sushi experience. Each dish reflects a commitment to purity and tradition, with fish flown in from Tokyo daily, creating a seamless balance between taste and texture.
Monday to Saturday: 12–3 pm, 6–10:30 pm
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