Omakase and Teppanyaki in Singapore: Menus, Prices and Booking
Choose omakase when you want the chef to select the course progression. Choose teppanyaki when cooking on the iron griddle is central to the experience. They can overlap within a Japanese restaurant, but a sushi counter booking and a teppanyaki counter booking are different products.
Checked menu and booking options
Venue | Experience | What the current source establishes |
Shinji by Kanesaka, St. Regis | Sushi courses and omakase | The menu lists lunch Tsuki at S$150 and Omakase Yume at S$280; dinner Sushi Edomae at S$250 and Omakase Wa at S$350. These are listed menu amounts; confirm service charge/GST and the exact course at booking. Official menu. |
Shoukouwa, One Fullerton | Sushi omakase | The official site provides current lunch/dinner menu downloads and reservations. It lists a 24 Nov 2026 closure, so check the date before planning a visit. Official restaurant site. |
Keyaki, Pan Pacific Singapore | Teppanyaki counter | The hotel lists a S$40++ weekday teppanyaki lunch through 30 Dec 2026, limited to the first 12 guests per lunch. Wagyu has an additional S$30++ supplement. Hotel offer and menus. |
Fat Cow | Japanese steakhouse with seasonal omakase | Use the current seasonal offering and reservation route rather than an old fixed course description. Official site. |
Venue photos
Shoukouwa Photo from @shoukouwa
Shinji Photo from @shinji_bykanesaka
Keyaki Photo from @keyakirestaurant
Fat Cow Photo from @fatcowsg
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What changed from the older guide?
Shinji’s official site says its Singapore operations have focused on St. Regis since April 2025. The old Carlton location should not be used for a new booking. We also removed the Teppei paragraph beginning “This July” and its old S$110++ menu, because it does not establish a current offer.
Before reserving
- Confirm the exact counter, seating time, number of courses and expected duration.
- Declare allergies and dietary restrictions before paying a deposit; do not assume the chef can substitute every ingredient.
- Check whether the stated amount is per person, includes taxes and service charge, and covers beverages.
- Read the cancellation, no-show, deposit and child policies on the booking screen. A menu price alone does not tell you the total commitment.
Is a sushi set the same as omakase?
Not always. The menu may distinguish a fixed sushi course from a broader chef-selected meal. Compare the course name and inclusions, not just the word “Japanese”.
For a less formal grill meal, compare yakiniku options. For wider choices, see Japanese restaurants or restaurants by cuisine and occasion.
Reviewed 4 Nov 2026: replaced stale seasonal copy, corrected Shinji location guidance and separated omakase from teppanyaki.
