SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout - 55号 SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout 邮政编码: 058686

Name: SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout - 55号 SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout 邮政编码: 058686
Address: 55号 SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout 邮政编码: 058686, South Bridge Rd,〒058686Singapore, South Bridge Rd, Singapore

4.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout

Address :

55号 SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout 邮政编码: 058686, South Bridge Rd,〒058686Singapore

Phone :

📞 +789

Website :

https://sakemaru.me/sg/hideout/

Opening hours :

Saturday	3–10:30PM
Sunday	Closed
Monday	5–10:30PM
Tuesday	5–10:30PM
Wednesday	5–10:30PM
Thursday	5–10:30PM
Friday	3–10:30PM

Categories :

Authentic Japanese restaurant ,

City :

South Bridge Rd

Best Authentic Japanese restaurant in Singapore

K	Kitty Secret Box on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The best Japanese place I vote for singapore The food is very fresh and tasty I find the price is very reasonable. Great ambiance for dating or friend gathering too!
C	Cher S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Having been here a number of times, we can say in our own humble estimation, that this is the best kappo style restaurant we have been to in Singapore. Chef Yomogi's understanding of flavours is simply incredible. Every dish is meticulously prepared by him and his team. Because of this great attention to detail, wait times between dishes might be slightly long but this doesn't bother us at all. Great food is worth the wait! Would highly recommend!
J	Jolene Koh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really enjoyed our experience at sakemaru! Staff are knowledgeable with sake recommendations and food was really fresh and good, although on the pricier side. Will revisit soon
V	Vivian Yeo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cosy, really friendly chef and staff. Good food, nice surprises and value for money pricing. I like the way info are indicated to appreciate the sake better. Will be back for sure.
H	Happy Fatty on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I just love this Japanese restaurant. The whole restaurant uses very calm grey as their theme colour. They got bar counter seating and normal table seating. Every single dish we ordered was fantastic. If I must choose a few to recommend, those will be the beef tongue, the shrimp and the fried chicken. The another thing I love about it is that the restaurant provides alcohol by glass. If you like sake and you want to try different type, Sakemaru is the place you shall go. You can try different sake by glass as many as you want. I love the dessert too. It’s melon covered by mochi. We didn’t get to try their seasonal menu. Sad…. But we will definitely go there again for other seasonal picks. The service staff were very friendly and polite. The owner was extremely nice. The average cost is around $100 per person. It’s absolutely worth it. Highly recommended.
J	Jit Sandhu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If I had to use one word to describe our meal here, I’d say delicate. From the great sake flavours that we had to accompany our meal to the subtle textures and flavours of every bite, it was all delicately delicious. From the sushi with seared fish appetiser to the claypot rice with fish, all the flavours we had were balanced yet delicate enough to appreciate the subtle taste of all the ingredients. Even the karage chicken which is never normally described as delicate had a juicy soft, delicate texture underneath the crispy skin. When you add in all the curated sake that accompanied our meal, it was a delicate but highly enjoyable evening. The pricing is a little on the high side, but as the quality of the food was good, it was fair. The service was good and polite, but I did need to get their attention on a few occasions, but that could also be due to the overly dark atmosphere they’ve curated.
V	Victor Kan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A nice place to chill or have a date, they got the ambience spot on, cosy but not too dark. Located conveniently close to Raffles Place, it carries the most impressive list of sake collection that I have seen, you can order by glass or karafe to enjoy different kind of sake. If you are a sake noob like me, they can also recommend based on your taste preference. On food: Pretty much all the dishes we ordered were excellent in flavor and presentation, shrimp and fried chicken were my favourite. They do serve Otoshi (compulsory appetisers) at the start of the dinner service at $8 that is not exactly cheap but hey it’s good quality at least, not just a stupid edamame. They also serve Omakase but you need to pre book in advance so we had ala carte this time round but it was a great dining experience.
J	Jin Xi Lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pros: Wide range of sake. Nice ambience. Chef seemed like a jolly man. One may have a better experience sitting at the counter, but this require earlier booking. Cons : almost all food items were average tasting and perhaps a little overpriced. Service team was not very attentive. Took a while to get their attention to refill the tea, also had to ask twice for bill.