If you’re hanging out in town and looking for an affordable Japanese joint with tasty food, check out Tempura Tendon Tenya Singapore at Orchard Central. Read more →

Kiyoshi Japanese Restaurant is a new izakaya-style Japanese restaurant located at Amoy Street. Read more →

Ramen Matsuri is a small ramen shop along North Canal road (behind Boat Quay) that sells chicken ramen and mazesoba (dry ramen). Read more →

During our holiday in London, when the wife told me that she wanted to check out Kanada-Ya, I did a double take because we had recently eaten some world class ramens in Tokyo. Read more →

During our holiday in Bangkok, the wife and I stumbled upon Akiyoshi Japanese Restaurant at Siam Square One and decided to check it out. I’m really glad we did because we had a wonderful meal here. Read more →

It seems that every day I am discovering new gems at Amoy Street Food Centre, and Gyu Nami is my latest find. Read more →

A good friend introduced me to A Noodle Story at Amoy Street Food Centre recently, and I was blown away by the stall’s delicious noodles! Read more →

When I first saw the adorable food cubes at Food Anatomy in Tanjong Pagar Centre, I was a little skeptical about how they would taste. Read more →

When I first tried Chalong’s charcoal grilled meat bowls at Tanjong Pagar Centre, I was literally blown away by how delicious it tasted. Read more →

The F&B and retail space at Tanjong Pagar Centre is now officially open! When I visited, I was spoilt for choice on what to eat as there are literally dozens of eateries from Basement 2 to Level 1 of the tower.

I was curious to find out what’s the big deal about Tanjong Pagar Centre and did some research online. This is a 64-storey “vertical city” that comprises of an office tower, a luxury residence, an atas hotel, six levels of retail/F&B space, and even a park! Incidentally, it is also the tallest building in Singapore. This is definitely the coolest place of the moment in CBD.

This article contains a list of interesting eateries in Tanjong Pagar Centre that offers delicious food (arranged in alphabetical order). I’m still exploring the numerous F&B joints, so this article will be updated along the way. Read more →

When I first heard from a friend that the Japan Rail Cafe was going to open in Singapore at Tanjong Pagar Centre, I was a little skeptical about the concept. It seemed odd to me that a Japanese railway company (the “East Japan Railway Company”, aka JR East), would open a bistro in Singapore selling both food and Japanese rail passes. Read more →

Recently, we discovered Kushiya, a hidden gem at Westgate that serves awesome charcoal-grilled Japanese skewers. Read more →

Our review of Tburu, a Japanese restaurant at Orchard Gateway Emerald that offers gourmet Japanese food in an elegantly designed space! Read more →

With its delicious Kushiyaki, traditional Izakaya vibe, great service and affordable price, Box N Sticks definitely ranks as one of our favourite food joints in Kampong Glam! Read more →

With its gutsy Shoyu Ramen, luscious Tonkotsu Ramen, perfectly cooked springy noodles and tantalizing aburi chashu, Sanpoutei Ramen is definitely one of our favourite ramen joints in Singapore! Read more →

Located at the top floor of Suntec City, Sumiya Charcoal Grill Izakaya is a modern, industrial-themed Japanese restaurant that serves fresh charcoal grilled food. Read more →

Marutama Ramen at Clark Quay Central
Some of my friends claim that Marutama Ramen serves the “best Ramen in Singapore”. Even though we don’t think it’s the “best”, Raevian and I enjoyed eating here. The price is reasonable, and service is good and consistent as well. Marutama Ramen is definitely the place to go if you want to have a hearty bowl of yummy ramen noodles served in savoury chicken broth! Read more →

Conclusion: Wallet-Friendly Teppanyaki
This was a very filling dinner. The five plates of food below found their way into our two little stomachs within just twenty minutes. Other than the rice and miso soup that turned cold even before the main dishes had been served, and given that we were dining in a food court at an affordable price, we felt that their service and quality of food were generally acceptable. We will definitely be back for this! Read more →

Unpretentious and Affordable Japanese Hotpot Buffet
Overall, we felt that the quality of the food was decent enough for the price we paid. Service wise, they appeared to be short-staffed and definitely need to improve on their general customer service and attitude. If you don’t mind the nonchalant service and simply just want to savour unpretentious and affordable Japanese hotpot with free flow of meat, this would be the place for you. Read more →