The Best Sushi Restaurants In Singapore

Situated in South Asia, Singapore is one of the world’s most prosperous and fastest growing economies. To many tourists, Singapore is known for its diverse array of restaurants and its fusion of cuisines originating from places such as India or parts of southern China. However, this tropical nation also houses many outstanding restaurants which offer authentic Japanese sushi. Here, we help you explore the best ones.

Nogawa

Restaurant, Japanese

Founded in 1978, Nogawa Japanese Restaurant prides itself on being the first sushi restaurant in Singapore. Yoshio Nogawa, the chef behind the success of this historic restaurant, has been named as the ‘God-father of the Japanese cuisine in Singapore.’ The chef takes Japanese cuisine as a tradition, and is fully dedicated to provide the guests with authentic and traditional food, especially when handling food which require meticulous techniques.

Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant

Restaurant, Sushi

Located in the M Hotel, Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant is an expert in Japanese cuisine. The interior design successfully creates a cosy ambience, with wooden furniture that resembles Japanese homes. The restaurant offers everything you can think of when talking about Japanese cuisine, including tempura, sushi and sashimi. They recognize the importance of having fresh ingredients, and therefore, the ingredients are imported on a daily basis from Japan.

Mikuni

Restaurant, Japanese

Mikuni offers an exquisite and authentic Japanese fine dining experience. The restaurant has three live counters, which prepare teppanyaki, sushi and robatayaki, each mastered by a specialised chef, and the food is prepared right in front of you. The intriguing cuisine is well complemented with the luxurious decoration. The use of a dark colour tone with soft lights is the making for an elegant evening.

Sushi Airways

Restaurant, Sushi

Being the first aircraft themed restaurant in Singapore, Sushi Airways welcomes you with affordable Japanese cuisine. With a specular view of Baghdad Street and Arab Street, the restaurant offers a unique and relaxing ambience. Sushi airways offers an la carte menu, as well as Omakase, which is decided by the chef, or the pilot of the restaurant, depending on the seasonality of food. For those who want a Japanese meal with a twist, Sushi Airways is definitely a restaurant you don’t want to miss.

Shinji by Kanesaka

Restaurant, Sushi, Japanese, Asian

Located in the five star luxurious St. Regis Hotel Singapore, Shinji by Kanesaka starts your evening with a luxurious and sophisticated ambience, with lighting design that prioritises the concept of harmony. Head chef Shunsuke Kikuchi stands proud of his country’s culinary tradition, and provides the most authentic and premium Japanese dishes to his guests. Guests can also order the Omakase menu, where their dinner will be designed by the experienced chef with the freshest ingredients of the day.

Aoki

Restaurant, Japanese

Located at the beginning of Scotts Road is the petite restaurant, Aoki. Aoki Restaurant is well decorated with Japanese style wooden furniture and warm lights, which provides a comfortable atmosphere to enjoy exquisite Japanese dishes. Fresh ingredients, together with original and sophisticated culinary techniques, create an authentic Japanese meal that you won’t forget quickly. Mazechirashi is the signature dish of the restaurant. Be reminded that the capacity of the restaurant is small, so it is recommended to make a reservation in advance.

About the author

Billy Poon

Born and raised in multicultural Hong Kong, Billy has learnt to appreciate the beauty of cultural diversity from a very young age. He is enthusiastic about travelling and deems every travel experience as a new way of looking at the world. Inspired by the simplicity of life, he is very interested in Scandinavian cultures and lifestyles. Billy is currently an undergraduate in The University of Hong Kong, majoring in English Studies and Geography. His training background has provided him the repertoire for travelogue writing, and the Culture Trip is a platform for him share his adventures with other world travellers .

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