Japanese food

zell06 SG

Hi,
Anyone know where got nice and cheap japanese food??

Wanda SG

Yes, nice to look at and cheap jap food is possible.

ceecookie SG

DIY sushi…..all kind of flavour u want..even sh!t too

zell06 SG

wt… i asking nicely lo… yet i get such a crap answer… :<

coffeeortea SG

they gave the crap answers nicely.

go sakae sushi, or hawker centre/food court japanese foods

FireIce SG

sakae, genki, sushi tei all these are pretty afforable

supafatty SG

There are people here that will give you constructive answers - the minority. Then there are those like the few posts received so far who give you nothing but crap - the majority

Can't help it, this is sgforums, look at the channels, threads and replies. you'll be better off seeking constructive answers from a bangala.

Anyway, with regards to you wanting cheap japanese food - there is no such thing, you can either eat sakae sushi (there are some student promotions i think), ajisan (they aren't exactly cheap and they aren't exactly japanese), or you can go to those coldstorage, supermarkets and just pick and match your own sushi and buy all the ingredients you need to cook.

pqr SG

How cheap is your cheap?

Are u willing to pay abit more for quality?

sgboy2004 SG

not mi not mi

Wanda SG

Aww....don't feel bad....you'll get used to it.

Hele1668 SG

Very Happy Try d Kopitiam in Sembawang Shopping Centre, heard it's nice. I dun fancy jap food so no eat b4. Shocked

edenboy SG

For Sushi Lovers :

Sashimi from Sakuraya (Ginza Plaza)
Japanese Instant Vinegar
Japanese Rice

Total : 40 dollars = 100 dollars at Genki Sushi

Curry Rice

Curry Ru ($5.00)
Potatoes, Onion, Carrot, beef or chicken ($10 max)
Japanese Rice

Cheaper to DIY

augleo SG

hv u try SUMO House @Bedok Central...
set meal from $2.90 onward.

renorenal SG

Of the food that I eat, I found that Japanese, Korean and Western food costs a bomb (one set will be at least RM 9 and above)...

Chinese food can still tahan, and so goes for Malay and Indian Food. However, as for Japanese food, I guess the ones that you can get cheaply are the ones they are selling in bulk in hypermarkets, such as Carrefour, Makro, Tesco, Giant or whatever marts you have there lor. I used to get my sushi there, it's about RM 1.00 for one packet of 6 sushis, and cost differs between RM 0.50 to RM 5.50...

Justy SG

Wasabi Tei, Level 5 Far East Plaza is not bad.

Not exactly "cheap" but affordable i guess. The sashimi there's really nice and fresh. I only eat unagi don and gyu don, so can't really comment on the food, but i love the above mentioned 2 here.

2 set + 2 chawanmushi + 1 $8 shashimi = about $40+

Its a small place for about 16 people at any one time, usually starts getting crowded at 1830hrs +. Not open on Sundays and Public Holidays.

stellazio SG

I like the one that serve at far east..Taka one is average nia..but cause i'm a student i mostly go to those more affordable ones.. Laughing

FireIce SG

i dun understand why no gimme spoon for the miso soup

i know the style is to hold the whole cup and drink
but i wanna be demure lah!

stellazio SG

isn't the original japanese lady more demure?so should follow her style.. Laughing

supafatty SG

CMI is CMI - spoon or no spoon - still CMI - you can try but still CMI Laughing

attitude SG

i know tpy underwent major facelift….but is the cheap but nice jap food still there? last time is above KFC one…...inside the bookstore there….