11 Japanese Buffets in Singapore To Satisfy Your Sashimi Craving

The all-you-can-eat A La Carte Buffet at Mitsuba boasts over 150 dishes comprising sushi, fresh sashimi, agemono and tempura. On top of that, they also stand out with various udon and rice bowls, along with teppanyaki items which aren’t very common at Japanese buffets! This will set you back  buffet will set you back $56.90++ for both lunch and dinner. For an additional price, the premium buffet ($99.90) includes all the full ala carte buffet menu along with premium items such as Japanese wagyu steak, scallop sashimi, oyster shooters, grilled tiger prawns and more!

Simple, no-frills and fresh – the best way to describe Ikoi. Tucked  inside Hotel Miramar, Ikoi is a hidden gem and its extensive menu features sashimi, sushi, grilled items, agemono, rice, noodles and many more. Fans often rave about their sashimi, which is freshly prepared and cut in thick succulent pieces. At $45++, it's not hard to see why Ikoi is incredibly popular with both the lunch and dinner crowds. Do make a booking before you go!

The crowd-favourite En Dining is back after a hiatus! Now situated in Capital Tower, the unlimited Japanese buffet features all-you-can-eat sashimi, agemono, sushi, shabu shabu and more. What separates En Dining from many other restaurants is that its buffet selection also has an Okinawa menu, featuring underrated culinary gems that doesn't receive as much attention as other Japanese dishes!

Located at M Hotel, Hokkaido Sushi dishes out both classic and contemporary Japanese dishes. Prices start at $45++ for lunch, while the dinner buffet is priced at $42++ Mondays to Thursdays, and $55++ from Fridays to Sundays, eve of public holidays and public holidays. Did we also mention that they're the first and only Japanese buffet restaurant in Singapore that cuts and serves an 80kg Blue Fin Tune in front of their guests!?

Love Japanese hotpots? SUKI-YA is one of the few Japanese buffets in town that specialises in sukiyaki and shabu-shabu with six different soup bases to choose from. Their Ala Carte Buffet Menu ($19.90++ lunch, $25.90++ dinner) features unlimited unlimited, top-quality chilled beef, pork and chicken. Top up an additional $11 to also enjoy premium items such as mussels, wagyu beef, iberico pork and more!

Shin Minori is our go-to spot whenever the feels for Japan hits hard, and their variety of buffets will definitely hit all the right spots. Whether you go for the Omizu Ala-carte Buffet ($62.90++), Omizu with Free Flow Oysters Ala-carte Buffet ($79.90++) or Kanpai Ala-carte Buffet ($79.90++), you'll be treated to an extensive sumptuous selection. It's definitely not the cheapest buffet in town, but you can certainly expect above average Japanese food!

This all-you-can-eat restaurant has been around for more than a decade, and yet its quality has stood impressively against time. For $39.80++, dig into their wide variety of grilled items, deep-fried dishes, and of course, free-flow slices of thicc, fresh sashimi! We also highly recommend their signature Irodori Maki – a maki roll stuffed with creamy lobster and rolled in tobiko.

Kiseki is another popular Japanese buffet spot in Singapore, and they pride themselves as a "mega Japanese buffet at mini prices". Lunch costs $29.80++ on weekdays and $42.80++ on weekends, while dinner is priced at $42.80++ from Monday to Thursday, and $52.80++ on Friday to Sunday. Enjoy more than 200 buffet items and over 29 food categories!

Love sashimi? Himawari Japanese Restaurant serves up some solid cuts including salmon, tuna, swordfish and yellowtail. Their a la carte buffet will set you back $52.80++ for a weekday lunch and $56.80++ for a weekday dinner, while prices are an additional $3 for weekends lunch and dinner. Himawari also offers a sukiyaki hotpot for each table, along with your choice of soup base and meats!

Love wagyu? Then make sure not to miss Tenkaichi. Their prices are higher than other establishments here, with their Dinner Premium Buffet setting you back $109.80++ for lunch and $114.80++ for dinner on weekdays (additional $5 for weekend lunch and dinner), but you’ll be greeted with a smorgasbord of wagyu beef and its different cuts. Make sure to leave some room in your tummy for their fresh seafood too such as scallops, Hokkaido oysters and sashimi!

Tucked away from the hustle and bustle in Greenwood Avenue, Shin Yuu Japanese Restaurant might be a little inaccessible with public transport, but their A La Carte Buffet ($41.90++ for lunch, $59.90++ for dinner) is definitely worth making a trip. Sushi lovers will be especially spoiled as the restaurants specialises in sushi and maki rolls. Make sure to try their signature Shin Yuu Special Aburi Sushi — torched salmon topped with creamy mentaiko sauce!