Sushi-GO (Jurong Point)
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Contact Sushi-GO (Jurong Point)
| Address : | Shopping Centre, Jurong Point, Singapore 648886 |
| Phone : | π + |
| Website : | http://njoydininghall.com.sg/ |
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| City : | Jurong Point |
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Mael EL Vince on Google
β β β β β Sushi wasnβt special or exceptionally good but itβs a nice place for βtrain servedβ sushi. Price was reasonable but not as economic as other express sushi place. Would recommend to try if you want to have sushi while youβre in the area but definitely wonβt travel to eat there deliberately.
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QT hehehaha on Google
β β β β β Worth the try! Iβm not picky about food so itβs decent for me! Tho my bf who ate the sashimi said itβs not super fresh but still okay:) Love the fried salmon skin & egg mentaiko!! Rice bowl with the fried chicken was nice too~ But can get gelak over time, portion was good (for me cos iβm a small eater) Big fried ebi prawn also one of my fav ?
Food came fairly fast, staff was friendly & polite! Though had to wait alil at the entrance, im guessing cos they had 2 staff working (1 clearing table 1 at cashier) while others are on break or smth? So be more understanding towards them! Will come back :)
Also for every $20 spent u can get coins to play a catcher / kiap kiap for an ice cream outside their store!! and my bf did managed to catch one hahaha
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Chian Song Lim on Google
β β β β β Chance upon Sushi Go while exploring B1 of Jurong Point. The main question to answer is Genki Sushi vs. Sushi-Go. It was almost a year since i been to Genki but i felt the variety of sushi was more in Sushi Go. The online menu through scanning the QR is user friendly but it would be nice to see what order has been served through the app. Every $20 for a token to ice cream claw machine although it is not 100%. However one small issue is that they serve powder for the hot green tea instead of tea bags so after the first cup most of the tea is gone.
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Ken Lim on Google
β β β β β Overall not bad. Just that portions are small.
Must get the giant prawns.
One thing they can add is the option for special requests cos I realise a lot of their dishes are with mayonnaise.
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octavia tanoto on Google
β β β β β Taste is not bad, normal price. I personally like this kind of train conveyor belt ?. We came for weekend dinner, a lot of empty tables. Just that we needed to queue for a while because they took quite some time to assign tables..
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H. Lim on Google
β β β β β My favorite sushi goes to a place. They have a variety of choices, and the sushi is made fresh based on orders. The only problem is they only served one small plate of sauce (wasabi and soy sauce per person) when you are seated. You need to request more soy sauce when you finish it.
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Mantou on Google
β β β β β It's nice to have another Sushi Train option. Every one has their own specialties and reason to patronize. For Sushi Go I like the varieties of Sashimi they offer. There are slightly more premium items as compare to others. Hopefully there will be more branches soon.
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HC Lum on Google
β β β β β Menu offer is simple, neat and clear. Sushi rice is done just nice and taste moist. Although itβs at slightly pricier side, but the ingredients offer on sushi is fresh. But some types are quite saucy but probably itβs cater for general crowd. Can come back and try their noodle, rice and appetizers. This train concept is good as increase in efficiency in delivering the ready dish on table. So that customer can finish save time.
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