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Early dinner with Sam at Hifumi Japanese Restaurant, a new Japanese Restaurant located at extension of Plaza Singapura.I ordered Salmon Oyako Jyu (Salmon w/Roe on rice). Salmon is very fresh & the lotus root is really crunchy! Super love the Roe! They have a Self-service Salad Bar, and it's Free flow with any set meal purchased. Sadly to say, nothing much at the salad bar interest me cos I'm not a very veggie person & most of the items available are like eggplant, onions & stuffs... One of the f

Hifumi is the new Japanese restaurant at the Plaza Singapura extension. I finally get to chance to give it a try with my sisters after our barista workshop. Luckily the queue this time was not as bad as the previous attempt. We queued for almost 30 minutes to get a seat of 4 pax.Hifumi Japanese restaurant serves bento sets meals with all-you-can-eat appetizer bar. It is a new concept and first outlet here in Singapore. There are going to have more outlet coming soon this year.The appetizer bar i

FoodWhy the long Queue? It really puzzles me alot. It's a total waste of time to queue for such food.Maybe because Plaza Singapura has just extended with lots of food chains and this shop is new, this is the only reason what I can think of. Besides this, the buying point is that they have unlimited free flow of appetizers at the "all-you-can-eat" appetizers bar. These are some examples. Chawanmushi standards seems average, no meat, no fish cake just a few small chunks of mushroom. What's worse i

My friend recommended this place to me so i decided to try out this jap place at the new extension of plaza sing. The good thing about this restaurant is that as long as you order a set meal on the menu, you can enjoy the appetizer bar which contains chawanmushi, salad, seafood gyoza and few other stuff. Personally i find the chawanmushi the only nice dish among the appetizers. The main dish was also average.For a meal below $18, I think the food is not bad

I have been hearing the rave about Hi Fu Mi restaurant at Plaza Sing Extension, what with their unlimited servings of appetisers! So, I brought my friends here one Saturday afternoon to see what it was all about.We arrived there around lunch time and surprisingly, there was no queue. Here's how it goes: You can order any of their set meals, which is priced from $12 to $20 dollars. Quite reasonable, right, for it also includes free flow drinks plus the all-you-can eat appetisers. However, you are

Went to Hifumi the 3rd time and the salad bar has more varieties now! The chawanmushi is really nice and there are now seafood dumplings and soba noodles. However, the main course doesn't taste that good. I ordered the baked chicken and curry vegetable set but both are a little disappointing because of too much salt added in. Price overall is reasonable since you have free access to the salad bar.

Nested at quiet side of a corner in Plaza Singapura, Hifumi is an ideal place to dine and rest your legs after a day's work! FOODIt has a good marketing concept:The menu are all sold in sets, and all the sets come with all-you-can-eat appetizer bar. The items in the appetizer bar: The cheese fondue - very cheesy. Ideal for cheese-lovers.Chawanmushi Japanese dumpling soup - taste more like vegetarian dumplings As for my set meal, I ordered Chicken Oyakoni Set which cost only for $13.90. It's quit

HiFuMi Japanese Restaurant served up pretty nice Japanese food. The food at Hifumi reminded of Mrupupup's time in Japan. Hifumi's salad bar free flow of dishes served was uniquely Japanese like their potato salad, rice crackers, sweet desserts, bean curd and etc . Mrupupup ordered their salmon and teriyaki chicken sets which came with rice and soup. Mrupupup was more attracted to the free flow salad bar and was tucking into too many cups of chawamushi (steamed eggs in a cup). Very nice and per p

Hifumi Japanese Restaurant: This restaurant is located at the top floor of the new extension of Plaza Singapura, which makes it an unlikely impromptu lunch spot unless you are really very undecided on where to eat. There are just so many food choices on the other floors and all over Plaza Singapura! I was quite surprised to see the reviews and my friends telling me that Hifumi has long queues - when I there, it was almost only half-filled at lunch time (around 12 plus) - and there was only a sho

Went to eat at Hifumi with my family and relatives and queued for almost an hour before we got our seats. But the staff is really friendly and kept on apologizing for the long wait. The food here is really worth it since when you order a meal you can have access to the salad bar for free and it's unlimited! The salad bar though has little choice available (but I'm not complaining since the price is already ok). Chawanmushi is nice and free flow. You can top up $2 to get free flow of drinks also

This was one of the first restaurants we have tried in the new wing of P.S. I remembered when it just opened there was always a long queue. We were looking for a lunch place on the eve of CNY and since all the chinese restaurant were closed for preparation of reunion dinners at night we tried out Hifumi.THey have a really good deal with all you can eat appetizer buffet for any set meal you ordered. I ordered the chicken Oyakoni set with miso soup and rice-- basically chicken sauteed in a hot pla

A number of new Japanese eateries have opened at Plaza Singapura. Hifumi Japanese Restaurant is yet another Japanese concept restaurant that have found a new home on the fourth floor of Plaza Sing. Big eaters will be glad to know that this restaurant provides all-you-can-eat appetizer bar. The restaurant promises over 10 choices of appetizers available for every set meal purchased.The appetizer bar actually only occupies a small corner near the entrance, but well it's free flow APPETIZERS, not a

The FoodI ordered the Oroshi Chicken Katsu set with miso sauce. The Chicken cutlet is crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside. Miso Sauce is not salty and have a tinge of sweetness and when I dipped the chicken in the sauce, taste superb!!The ServiceThe waitress was friendly and approachable and topped up our ice water when it run lowThe AmbienceWhat I enjoyed most was the surroundings and decor. Give me a cosy and comfortable feeling. Noise level also acceptableThe PriceOne goo

What attracted me was the everlasting queue outside Hifumi. Before one gets to have a taste of the food, he has to wait for an average of 30-45 minutes during peak hours. This is the second time I came to Hifumi and the appetizer bar is still the highlight of this Japanese restaurant. For any set meal that you order, you are entitled to have a free flow of appetizer from the bar (they don't serve a la carte FYI, all are set meals).Really love their jelly fish appetizer, it's crunchy and fresh an

I have walked past this place a couple of times and was always attracted by the long snaking queue and yesterday I decided to try out this new kid on the block with my family. I had read about mixed reviews of this place and I thought to myself that surely this place should be worth queuing since no matter what time I walked past, be it non peak or peak hours, there will be a queue. After queuing up for 40minutes and spotting a few empty uncleared tables while waiting, we were finally seated dow