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[BENCOOLEN, SINGAPORE] You might be deterred by the low overall reviews on Google, but our experience there recently was otherwise. Yes, the service may not be the best, but the food there was really good. If you drink and love your Japanese food, you have to try this place at least once.

Their Sashimi 9 Kinds ($39.90) is really the highlight you got to go for. They gave a variety of seasonal sashimi and they were all so incredibly fresh. My favourite had to be the chutoro, due to its fatty yet meaty flavour. The slices were all quite chunky too! What's even better is that you can ask them to take the fish bones to whip up a seafood soup at $9.90, that really warms your soul especially after drinking much alcohol. The fish taste in the soup can be quite strong and may not sit well with some!

They do their stir fried dishes well, evidently from the Yakisoba ($10.90) and Yakiudon ($10.90) we ordered. They incorporated the smoky flavours, while controlling the savouriness well. Vegetables were still crisp while having great flavours!

I feel like this is quite a hidden gem within Sunshine Plaza and I was happy to see a few Japanese salarymen having a great time there as well. This might turn out to be slightly costly, but you know you're gonna have good food and drinks!

I have always enjoyed the elegant and intimate ambiance of The Lobby Lounge at the InterContinental Singapore. Now with Chef Charles Nguyen at the helm, the newly introduced menu promises a delightful blend of local flavors and classic European dishes.

Start with the Classic Black Angus Beef Tartare, a delicate pairing with crisp fries and fresh mesclun, or savor the rich and velvety Duck Leg Confit, perfectly complemented by a Puy lentil ragout. For a unique fusion twist, the Beef Hor Fun elevates Singapore’s iconic fried rice noodles with premium Wagyu and a touch of black truffle, offering a luxurious upgrade to a local favorite. Don’t miss the Prawn Paste Chicken, a sophisticated spin on the beloved Har Cheong Gai, packed with flavor and crispy perfection.

Whether you're here for a light bite or a lavish meal, the ambiance sets the perfect tone for indulgence.

I have always enjoyed the elegant and intimate ambiance of The Lobby Lounge at the InterContinental Singapore. Now with Chef Charles Nguyen at the helm, the newly introduced menu promises a delightful blend of local flavors and classic European dishes.

Start with the Classic Black Angus Beef Tartare, a delicate pairing with crisp fries and fresh mesclun, or savor the rich and velvety Duck Leg Confit, perfectly complemented by a Puy lentil ragout. For a unique fusion twist, the Beef Hor Fun elevates Singapore’s iconic fried rice noodles with premium Wagyu and a touch of black truffle, offering a luxurious upgrade to a local favorite. Don’t miss the Prawn Paste Chicken, a sophisticated spin on the beloved Har Cheong Gai, packed with flavor and crispy perfection.

Whether you're here for a light bite or a lavish meal, the ambiance sets the perfect tone for indulgence.

I have always enjoyed the elegant and intimate ambiance of The Lobby Lounge at the InterContinental Singapore. Now with Chef Charles Nguyen at the helm, the newly introduced menu promises a delightful blend of local flavors and classic European dishes.

Start with the Classic Black Angus Beef Tartare, a delicate pairing with crisp fries and fresh mesclun, or savor the rich and velvety Duck Leg Confit, perfectly complemented by a Puy lentil ragout. For a unique fusion twist, the Beef Hor Fun elevates Singapore’s iconic fried rice noodles with premium Wagyu and a touch of black truffle, offering a luxurious upgrade to a local favorite. Don’t miss the Prawn Paste Chicken, a sophisticated spin on the beloved Har Cheong Gai, packed with flavor and crispy perfection.

Whether you're here for a light bite or a lavish meal, the ambiance sets the perfect tone for indulgence.

I have always enjoyed the elegant and intimate ambiance of The Lobby Lounge at the InterContinental Singapore. Now with Chef Charles Nguyen at the helm, the newly introduced menu promises a delightful blend of local flavors and classic European dishes.

Start with the Classic Black Angus Beef Tartare, a delicate pairing with crisp fries and fresh mesclun, or savor the rich and velvety Duck Leg Confit, perfectly complemented by a Puy lentil ragout. For a unique fusion twist, the Beef Hor Fun elevates Singapore’s iconic fried rice noodles with premium Wagyu and a touch of black truffle, offering a luxurious upgrade to a local favorite. Don’t miss the Prawn Paste Chicken, a sophisticated spin on the beloved Har Cheong Gai, packed with flavor and crispy perfection.

Whether you're here for a light bite or a lavish meal, the ambiance sets the perfect tone for indulgence.

($4.90) I felt that their lor mee was not that thick texture and strong flavour that I didn't get from non-vegetarian stall. I felt that it's quite comfort meal for lunch time tbh. But then it pretty sold out for the day itself after I order like half hour later.

($1.30) I didn't pair it with sweet and sour chili for garnish hence it taste slightly plain. But then they use vegetable substitute for meat filling.

Came by on a Wednesday for their Roll promo. Had the Fire Maki ($9.45) and the Under The Sea ($9.95). Portion was great, sushi leaned towards the saucy side but enjoyable nonetheless, and definitely value for money. Their $3 sake deal also hit the spot, albeit the portion was so small i could practically finish it in a gulp. Added on a Zaru Soba ($13) which was nice, although a tad bit too expensive if you ask me. Overall, a good place to hit up if you're craving sushi and you like the items on their daily promo menu.

This Lunar New Year, Tanoke’s LUCKY AKA SET ($218++, sharing menu for 2 pax) is an unforgettable feast blending rich, luxurious flavors with the best of Japanese cuisine.

Start with the Hokkaido Hotate Carpaccio, where hand-dived scallops are beautifully complemented by truffle shoyu, ikura pearls, and freshly shaved truffles for a decadent, ocean-fresh bite. Follow it up with crispy Yuzu Kosho Crab Crackers, with a zesty crab meat filling dipped in yuzu kosho mayo—perfectly paired with crunchy crackers.

For the main event, you'll be treated to AKA Ebi Thermidor, where Japanese red shrimp is slathered in creamy mentaiko mayo and topped with melted mozzarella—pure indulgence! Unagi Tempura brings smoky, crispy eel, spiced up with sansho pepper and tangy kimchi, while the Taste of Wagyu Trio offers a dream come true with three cuts of premium wagyu (striploin, A4 ribeye, and A5 tenderloin). Add some char-grilled Grilled Asparagus glazed in yuzu su miso to balance it all out.

And then, the sweet finale - Matcha Pannacotta, a silky green tea treat topped with berry compote and toasted pistachios, and a zesty Mikan Brulee Cheese Tart, blending French cream cheese with Japanese mandarin orange for a citrusy, creamy finish.

For an extra splash of elegance, add the sake pairing ($48++) to elevate the experience even further.

Only available till 12 Feb, so hurry down!

This Lunar New Year, Tanoke’s LUCKY AKA SET ($218++, sharing menu for 2 pax) is an unforgettable feast blending rich, luxurious flavors with the best of Japanese cuisine.

Start with the Hokkaido Hotate Carpaccio, where hand-dived scallops are beautifully complemented by truffle shoyu, ikura pearls, and freshly shaved truffles for a decadent, ocean-fresh bite. Follow it up with crispy Yuzu Kosho Crab Crackers, with a zesty crab meat filling dipped in yuzu kosho mayo—perfectly paired with crunchy crackers.

For the main event, you'll be treated to AKA Ebi Thermidor, where Japanese red shrimp is slathered in creamy mentaiko mayo and topped with melted mozzarella—pure indulgence! Unagi Tempura brings smoky, crispy eel, spiced up with sansho pepper and tangy kimchi, while the Taste of Wagyu Trio offers a dream come true with three cuts of premium wagyu (striploin, A4 ribeye, and A5 tenderloin). Add some char-grilled Grilled Asparagus glazed in yuzu su miso to balance it all out.

And then, the sweet finale - Matcha Pannacotta, a silky green tea treat topped with berry compote and toasted pistachios, and a zesty Mikan Brulee Cheese Tart, blending French cream cheese with Japanese mandarin orange for a citrusy, creamy finish.

For an extra splash of elegance, add the sake pairing ($48++) to elevate the experience even further.

Only available till 12 Feb, so hurry down!

This Lunar New Year, Tanoke’s LUCKY AKA SET ($218++, sharing menu for 2 pax) is an unforgettable feast blending rich, luxurious flavors with the best of Japanese cuisine.

Start with the Hokkaido Hotate Carpaccio, where hand-dived scallops are beautifully complemented by truffle shoyu, ikura pearls, and freshly shaved truffles for a decadent, ocean-fresh bite. Follow it up with crispy Yuzu Kosho Crab Crackers, with a zesty crab meat filling dipped in yuzu kosho mayo—perfectly paired with crunchy crackers.

For the main event, you'll be treated to AKA Ebi Thermidor, where Japanese red shrimp is slathered in creamy mentaiko mayo and topped with melted mozzarella—pure indulgence! Unagi Tempura brings smoky, crispy eel, spiced up with sansho pepper and tangy kimchi, while the Taste of Wagyu Trio offers a dream come true with three cuts of premium wagyu (striploin, A4 ribeye, and A5 tenderloin). Add some char-grilled Grilled Asparagus glazed in yuzu su miso to balance it all out.

And then, the sweet finale - Matcha Pannacotta, a silky green tea treat topped with berry compote and toasted pistachios, and a zesty Mikan Brulee Cheese Tart, blending French cream cheese with Japanese mandarin orange for a citrusy, creamy finish.

For an extra splash of elegance, add the sake pairing ($48++) to elevate the experience even further.

Only available till 12 Feb, so hurry down!

This Lunar New Year, Tanoke’s LUCKY AKA SET ($218++, sharing menu for 2 pax) is an unforgettable feast blending rich, luxurious flavors with the best of Japanese cuisine.

Start with the Hokkaido Hotate Carpaccio, where hand-dived scallops are beautifully complemented by truffle shoyu, ikura pearls, and freshly shaved truffles for a decadent, ocean-fresh bite. Follow it up with crispy Yuzu Kosho Crab Crackers, with a zesty crab meat filling dipped in yuzu kosho mayo—perfectly paired with crunchy crackers.

For the main event, you'll be treated to AKA Ebi Thermidor, where Japanese red shrimp is slathered in creamy mentaiko mayo and topped with melted mozzarella—pure indulgence! Unagi Tempura brings smoky, crispy eel, spiced up with sansho pepper and tangy kimchi, while the Taste of Wagyu Trio offers a dream come true with three cuts of premium wagyu (striploin, A4 ribeye, and A5 tenderloin). Add some char-grilled Grilled Asparagus glazed in yuzu su miso to balance it all out.

And then, the sweet finale - Matcha Pannacotta, a silky green tea treat topped with berry compote and toasted pistachios, and a zesty Mikan Brulee Cheese Tart, blending French cream cheese with Japanese mandarin orange for a citrusy, creamy finish.

For an extra splash of elegance, add the sake pairing ($48++) to elevate the experience even further.

Only available till 12 Feb, so hurry down!