There's no doubt that Singaporeans love Japanese cuisine as we can see more Japanese restaurants opening in Singapore! However, Singaporeans tend to think that quality Japanese food is pricey. Well, Kiwami is here to show you that is not the case.

To celebrate its 3rd anniversary, Kiwami has introduced a new concept- ramen restaurant by the day and modern izakaya at night, with its latest menu. Featuring mouthwatering and affordable items like ramen and izakaya-style bar bites.

With more and more Omakase restaurants opening up this year- including Jinhonten and 21 Nijuuichi, be sure to bookmark Kakushin! Newly opened 46-seater intimate Omakase concept restaurant, serving the best of seasonal produce from Japan with imaginative storytelling and inspired exploration. All the ingredients are carefully handpicked and flown directly from Japan's famous Toyosu Market and specialty farms.

There are a large number of Japanese ramen restaurants in Singapore. However, be sure to check out this newly opened Japanese joint, Shiba Ramen, in West Coast Plaza, serving authentic Tonkotsu ramen and has been complimented by many for its rich broth.

Get ready as the famous sushi chain, Genki Sushi and the Japanese snack giant, Calbee, have something exciting coming your way! They have collaborated to launch a limited-time menu, available from 6 October 2022 to 20 November 2022.

Singaporeans sure do get thrilled whenever there is a new restaurants opening or food for them to try! Here's some exciting news for you! To celebrate Kiwami's 3rd Anniversary, they unveiled a new concept- a ramen restaurant by the day and modern izakaya bar at night, with a new menu! Pop by to try its Weekday Lunch Menus (available on weekdays, 11am to 3.30pm) and Dinner/Weekend Menus.

Japanese sandwiches, also known as sando- made with katsu or beef sandwiched between shokupan (milk bread), are winning the hearts of Singaporeans. With more restaurants, cafés, or takeouts opening across Singapore, you can find delectable sando at these 9 new places to get your sando fix without flying over to Japan!

Suntory Horoyoi, known for its light, fruity and refreshing Japanese mildly alcoholic chu-hi beverage, has introduced new seasonal flavours- Cream Soda and Japanese Pear!

You may have heard of several kaiseki-style omakase joints like GOHO Kaiseki & Bar and Maetomo Restaurant, but here's another one you should add to your list of "restaurants to visit"- The award-winning Ken Japanese Restaurant! Helmed by the Head Chef, Ryo Endo, who has trained and honed his skills for 10 years in Miyajima and Hiroshima.

Famed Japanese teahouse, Hvala, has opened a new outlet in Takashimaya. The new place exudes the same zen and tranquil vibe, similar to its other outlets- decked with a minimalist interior featuring wooden furniture and tatami cushions, decorated with Japanese scrolls and plants.

The famous Japanese restaurant, Waa Cow!, offering delectable rice bowls has opened a new yakiniku dining concept, Waa Cow! Yakiniku, in Serangoon Garden!

Here's a new buffet promotion where you can fill your belly with unlimited ramen and sides for just $19.90+ (lunch) and $39.90+ (dinner + comes with free-flow beer) at Shinjitsu Ramen. Available exclusively at the Jalan Besar outlet from now till 15th September 2022!

Enjoy savoury Japanese-style hamburg donburis and steak dishes without burning your pockets at Tsukimi Hamburg, located along &Joy Japanese food street in Jurong Point Shopping Centre.

Enjoy a Modern-Japanese bistronomy dining experience at iKO, helmed by the new Chef-Owner, Dylan Ong, who is also behind the Franco-Asian restaurant, The Masses. Let him present you with an outstanding menu created using his exceptional skills in complementing Japanese produce with European cooking techniques.

Apart from the array of Japanese restaurants like Miyu and Raku Raku Japanese Dining you may find in Duxton, keep your eyes peeled on 21 Nijuuichi! They are a newly opened restaurant in Duxton Hill serving authentic Edomae Sushi Omakase style with creative flair and nuanced flavours. Its name, Nijuuichi - meaning “21”, is created from its flagship address, 21 Duxton Hill.