Hei Sushi

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Brought by Sakae Sushi, Hei Sushi was a trendy and healthy who served tasty Japanese cuisine. It customized for Halal ingredients, Muslim patrons may feel ease to dine here. Symbol of flower implied the blooming of spiritual refreshment, they provided affordable price and excellent customer service. Menu was rather simple and straightforward, it classified by different section in tidy way. If you ask me, seriously I was only interested about the sushi on conveyor belt. Simply took some plates a

Nana suggests coming here for a meal as there is buffet, whereas the one at Northpoint do not have buffet. For an adult, it costs $22.88++. The buffet includes all coloured plates, except for red and black plates which it limited to 1 each per person. It also includes 1 bowl of udon soup and 1 dessert.Overall it is a very filling meal, even mom feels her tummy is bursting. But looking back at all the pictures of all the food we have eaten, Nana feels that we have not eaten alot. Perhap sushi has

Hei Sushi is known as the halal version of Sakae Sushi, even the menu is also kinda similar to Sakae Sushi. I personally think that the food there are average, no much choice though, he sushi on the conveyor belt are kinda limited.The ordering system is troublesome, although it is simple enough to function, but time for the food to be served is quite fast. There are still space for the improvement of the freshness of the food.The sushi overall is ok, and among all, I prefer chawanmushi the most.

Was at Sembawang Shopping Centre and decided to have my lunch @ Hei Sushi for the first time, however i do believe that it is part of the business arms of Sakae Sushi for the corporate outlook and business concept.Food quality is decent with not much to complain apart for the Saba that came in which is fill with far too much bones within. The tempura are piping hot and fresh when served, chawanmushi is well steamed and not overcooked. For all who are situated around Sembawang and wish for a quic