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As this is my first time dining at ichiban sushi, I didnt know what to order as their extensive menu seems to have a lot of good food to try and it made me spoilt for choices. I decided to choose the beef sukiyaki and i was quite pleased with it. It has a lot of ingredients in the pot and the beef was also not bad! Service was also quite alright as it was during the lunch time so the whole place was packed but we did not have to wait too long for our food to arrive.

My girlfriend bought me a unique snack from dorayaki. Dorayaki belongs to ichiban sushi and is located next to it. this dorayaki is actually two pancake sandwiching some filling. the pancake is very delicious and they only made it when you order so it is very fresh. The pancake itself taste sweet. we wanted to order egg mayo but they ran out of it so we opted for potato salad. The potato salad goes very well with the pancake. The potato salad is very light and refreshing so when combined with th

Ichiban has come out with a new chasoba menu which is a special deal for people who dine in from 3pm – 5.30pm from Monday – Friday. I ordered their pirikara nabeyaki chasoba which I think it’s quite nice; it’s in fact a whole new taste for chasoba. The noodle is hot instead of cold and they added the chicken and sauce into the soup as the sauce is quite salty and sour and spicy plus the bland soup, the soup is in fact quite tasty! You have to mix it well! This set meal includes free flow of gre

My mom decided not to cook for dinner, thus we headed to ichiban sushi to settle our dinner. we ordered quite a few dishes, and it was really good. The ingredients they use were fresh, and the servings were quite big. I love the salmon sashimi the most. When eaten with the mayo sauce, the taste was even better. I would definitely choose Ichiban sushi if i have any Japanese cuisine cravings.

this outlet is good because they sell a variety of dishes other than typical japanese food, you can grab sushi on the go, dorayaki as well as yakitori. the restaurant itself is relatively big but it will always b packed during peak hour. the set meals were quite nice but the choices were quite limited but their sushi were not bad

i did not notice the yakitori and dorayaki stores are under ichiban sushi until recently. the yakitori are not bad and quite a few choices to choose from. but the most amazing thing have to be the dorayaki. the taste wise isnt exceptionally nice but the preparation is what amaze me. the staff use the burner to cook the other side of the dorayaki, reminding me like adding final touch to some dessert. and to finish off the pancake, they will heat up the metal rod to imprint the fiesta logo onto th

Ordered a sashimi miyabi there were tuna, yellow tail, salmon and it costs $25.90.i thought it was quite worthy; the portion was huge as well. You can simply share among four friends of yours. Chicken katsudon, the mixture of chicken, onion, egg and rice makes it a filling lunch for me and it costs $9.90 before GST.

I was craving for some Japanese dinner and decided to give this a try as it always has a pretty long queue. I ordered the Tori Maru Cheese Wazen. It comes with a cheese teriyaki fried chicken, soft shell crab, chawanmushi, rice, miso soup, a bowl of rice and two slices of oranges. The teriyaki chicken is tender and soft. Coupled with the sweet teriyaki sauce and cheese, this is a unique combination which is delicious. The chicken also comes with some mushrooms too. The chawanmushi is very smooth

Whenever I meet my good friend for lunch and we don't mind spending more on our food, we will always go to Ichiban Sushi, as both of us are fond of sushis. We went to the Clementi Mall's outlet since we are in Clementi. Coincidently, this is our second time here. We ordered various types of sushis - the unagi sushi is our personal favourite and a sure order dish, the seasoned octopus which my friend fancies a lot (but not me as I find it too flavourful) etc. We also a drink to share which I can'

My friend and I had cravings for japanese food, so we decided to dine in here for lunch. I ordered sushi off the menu while my friend had the cheesy chicken bento set. I must say the bento sets (at $15.90) are quite value for money since it comprises of fruits (oranges for that day), miso soup, chawanmushi and sashimi as well. I had tried the chawanmushi and its was one of the best I have had - smooth egg and not too salty. Can't really describe the taste, but it is just very yummy. Overall, you