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EmailSun’s high ceilings, stonework, steel finishes and woodsy trims are a slick background for the unfussy, bang-for-your-buck Japanese menu. The restaurant is making a name for its unusual seasonal offerings, such as vegetables from Kyoto and seafood from Hokkaido, though these are usually available only at dinner. For lunch, set-menu favourites include the fried chicken nuggets and broiled salmon set, and the tempura, tofu and salad set. We're also partial to the maguro avocado maki, here presented in a translucent sheet of rice paper, and the delicious juice made from Kyoho grapes
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30 Victoria Street
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Nearby Stations: City hall
Telephone 63363166
501 Orchard Road
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Nearby Stations: Orchard
Telephone 6733 6636
6 Eu Tong Sen Street
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Nearby Stations: Clarke Quay
Telephone 6534 7784
Main courses from $12.50 to $68.00
Open Mon-Sun noon-3pm; Mon-Thu, Sun 6.30-11pm; Fri & Sat 6.30pm-midnight.
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yes! i have seen this happen at many japanese restaurants here. lunch set menu is VERY reasonable, 15-25 bucks. but dinner is a WHOLE other story. sushi yoshida is yummy but astronomical at dinner time. the japanese place in the amara hotel - my sister got stuck with a $700 bill for 4 people once! and keyaki in pan pacific - we once got an $800 bill thanks to some super expensive melon that was served for dessert.
Posted on Fri 14 Mar 2008 10:09:04
it all depends on what you are ordering..the lunch and dinner menu is quite different. for a start..most items are a la carte during dinner as opposed to set lunches. try the seasonal sashimi next time.. pretty good selection
Posted on Thu 13 Mar 2008 13:02:02
food is alright but is not worth venturing for dinner. lunch set menu is more worth while for such standard of food.
Posted on Fri 28 Dec 2007 11:06:15