3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Tiong Bahru

“Torio Japanese Restaurant is led by Head Chef Jackles Tai, an experienced Itamae with two decades of expertise. The restaurant offers an authentic Japanese Omakase experience crafted from the freshest ingredients. They are located at Link Hotel, which has carpark facilities and is a short distance from Outram Park and Tiong Bahru MRT station. Torio Japanese Restaurant is the perfect venue to celebrate a special occasion, impress a date or sample a novel dining experience. They accept credit cards and debit card payments. Torio Japanese Restaurant has high chairs and accepts reservations in advance.”

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“Sushi Tei provides a warm and attractive ambience that brings customers in a truly authentic Japanese culinary experience. The restaurant is a reliable place to chill and have decent Japanese food at reasonable prices. Sushi Tei is an excellent sushi place for couples, friends, and family. They take pride in using only the highest quality ingredients to create bold and exciting versions of classic dishes with an innate intuition of local tastes; with more than 370 dishes featured in their menu, there will be something for everyone. The food is very well prepared and has maintained its standard of presentation. The restaurant's chill ambience will relish your meal here if you love sushi. They also have high chairs for the customer's kids.”

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“Kyoten Japanese Cuisine specialises in Japanese Omakase and sashimi ageing and serves Japanese edomae-style sushi and a variety of grilled, fried and simmered dishes. Their chefs are skilled in the art of sushi and sashimi ageing, their skills sharpened by experiences in top restaurants throughout Singapore and the region. Kyoten Japanese Cuisine's produce is sourced directly from farmers and the famed auction markets of Sapporo, Toyosu and Fukuoka. Kyoten Japanese Cuisine ensures excellent quality and elegant cuisine at affordable prices. They maintain the highest freshness of their fishes with classic Japanese techniques, Ike Jime, Shinkenuki or Korijime.”

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