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For full review with photos, please visit:http://myfrozenreminiscence.blogspot.sg/2013/12/fish-mart-sakuraya-west-coast-plaza.htmlAs I visit Japan often, my friends would always seek to find the tidbits I bought for them. I managed to find some of them here at Sakuraya! For those who cook Japanese cuisine, Sakuraya not only sells tidbits, it also sells vegetables (from Japan), Japanese rice, coffee, sake, shochu, sauces, seasonings, ice-cream, beverages and more.It's a very fishy business. . . i

Heard about the good sashimi this restaurant serves and gave it a try at lunch. The concept is different here, the salmon are packed for sale and you could choose any for the chef to slice into sashimi. Ordered a spicy salmon maki to go with the salmon sashimi. Maki came in very small portions, but had a lot of salmon meat. Tasted quite ordinary, was tasty, and it wasn't too spicy. The salmon sashimi was very fresh and there was a tinge of sweet taste. Could taste the salmon juice. It's really c

5:22pmWe had two of our favourite dishes at Fishmarket Anchorpoint, namely Salmon sashimi and bacon maki. As we were looking to share the sashimi among four people, we chose the largest portion at 22.5 dollars. Upon serving, the portion of sashimi were much more than expected. It tasted chewy and fresh. The bacon maki had its asparagus wrapped by thin slices of bacon. The freshness of the vegetable blends in well with the oil and seasoning of the bacon, making the dish less sinful to indulge in!

Went there lunch with my loved one, we had sashimi, really fresh most importantly, affordable and value for money. Unlike other places, the fish slices are at right temperature, not too cold. You can buy fresh fish and some Japanese range of snacks and condiments at this outlet. GST included, no service charge (explains a lot). But must pay for towel- $0.30 each.

This restaurant was recommended by a friend of mine. It is inexpensive and ingredients are air flown from Japan, so it is authentic and fresh (fish deliver on the day of arrival).It is a casual Jap restaurant, it seems it is popular for families and residents around that area. We reached there slightly earlier than the norm lunch time, there weren’t too many patrons. I have the so-called value for money sashimi rice. Sashimi is cut up in pieces and quite a generous serving, it is almost fill

One of my favourite Japanese restaurants!They are easily recognizable for their huge fridge near the entrance, selling a whole array of sashimi, freshly flown in from Japan everyday. I have seen lots of people walking into this shop to do groceries.The good thing about this restaurant is they don't just serve you just any sashimi, but you get to choose your own sashimi slab, and at the end of the day it is chargeable by weight. I love this practice because I've ever gone into a (mid-range) resta

Came here to grab some fresh salmon sashimi for our home made yusheng. Even the shopping experience was novel and very fun. There are many types and cuts of sashimi to choose from, and prices are alot more reasonable than other places with 1kg of salmon costing $85. The salmon sashimi was fresh and delicious, and you can even get the chefs to slice the salmon for you

Sakuraya is a 2 in 1 japanese supermarket and restaurant. Went there for the fresh and reasonably priced sashimi! As you can see from the photo, it was really generously cut and of good quality. It's not in the menu, you have to go to the supermarket side of the restaurant and order from the "fridge" and they will cut it up and send it to you. They also have the usual jap food, we also ordered chawanmushi, fish, and cha soba, all of good quality. Loved the atmosphere too as it's filled with Japa

the selling point about this restaurant I guess is their fresh sashimi since it is some what a fish market. I have to agree that their sashimi are fresh but the price is really too expensive so I would think twice before eating at the store again. despite the price, there are normally quite a lot of people eating there so best to eat early during the peak hour. the other side of the store sell quite a large variety of Japanese snacks which are my favourite so I always feel so happy looking at th

It was my first time dining at Fish Mart Sakuraya. Was curious to try out the food they offered inside. The dining concept was more casual. Besides selling food, they still sell other merchandise like lunch bag, small display and cups at the restaurant. I ordered a Chirashi Don. It comes with a few piece of raw tuna,salmon and cucumber and some fish roe. The price was cheaper compared to Sakae Sushi. The presentation is nice but the rice taste abit sour and tasted like more vinegar added to th

I think that is quite fun having meal hereI just pick out the pieces of fish that i want, tell them & they slice it for me & serve to me it was quite interestingThe sashimi was great. I’m not the most discerning of fish eaters so this suited me just fine. Everything was fresh & in particular I loved the swordfishprices are really reasonable. We had so much sashimi, the maki, the grilled fish, a handroll, a fish soup...total less than $50Overall i rate 8/10

People living in the West always complain about how rarely good food can be found there. Just as I was brainstorming all the shopping malls in the West... starting from jurong point, westmall, IMM... West Coast Plaza came across my mind. It is a revamped shopping mall from the old Ginza Plaza if anyone can recall. Be surprised with the cool & new furnishing inside West Coast Plaza. There's lots of things going on - mini exhibition of transformer statues, wide array of shops, wide selection of ea

I do not like this place at all. The cold noodles are seriously horrible! so hard and in 1 lump! Sashimi is just normal, can be way better. Maybe the only saving grace is that you can have some cheap sake/shochu; but that still does not deceive your tastebuds! Not to mention that service is bad. Noisy and cramp, and flies flying everywhere.Not really an ideal place.

Fish Mart Sakuraya used to be located at Ginza Plaza, before they moved out to the Village Centre. But with the re-opening of West Coast Plaza and closing of the Village Centre, Sakuraya has now moved back to its old place but at the ground floor. As they are extremely value for money Japanese food, Sakuraya is always packed with families, forming long queues.Food is typical Japanese food, but they specialise in sashimi, which are located in chill display cabinets for customers to select and han