Kamoshita at Neil Road serves oden or Japanese yong tau foo, but they are tasty beyond imagination.
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Kamoshita, Neil Road: Oden Izakaya, Better Than Japan’s Restaurants
Sumire Yakitori House, Bugis Junction: New Offerings at Established Japanese Restaurant
Originated from Tokyo, with more than 70 outlets worldwide, Sumire Yakitori House at Bugis Junction has been in Singapore since 2013. They have a new menu that has lots of cheese in the dishes.
Q-WA Izakaya, Bugis: Casual Izakaya Opens Second Outlet with Japanese Spirits Going For $5
Q-WA Izakaya at Beach Road Bugis is a new Japanese restaurant that specialises in yakimono (Japanese grilled skewers).
Chao Chao Gyoza, Royal Square @ Novena: 1971 Osaka Izakaya, Serving Not Just Gyoza
Chao Chao Gyoza at Royal Square @ Novena is an izakaya focusing on gyozas.
Grand Jeté Cafe, Ngee Ann City: Japanese-Western Cafe, an Oasis Away from the Crowd
Grand Jeté Cafe at Ngee Ann City is a Japanese-Western cafe that serves sandwiches, pasta, salads, rice dishes and desserts.
SENS Sushi & Grill, Holland Village: When I Maki in the Summer
SENS at Holland Village has a new summer maki menu.
Hokkaido-Ya, Vivocity: A New “Smart” Japanese Casual Eatery by Sushi Tei Serving One-Bowl Meals
Hokkaido-Ya at Vivocity serves rice bowls (donburi), ramens, and Japanese curry rice.
