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As Halloween is coming, the outlet has come out with a new limited edition flavour of sushi roll  known as The Black Magic Roll. It costs $8.90 a roll and only available at the Cathay outlet, via mobile application and online ordering. The sushi roll is stuffed with roasted peppers, kani stick, shredded chicken, roasted pumpkin, deep fried soft shell crab and tomato based chilli sauce. The soft shell crab gives a crispy and crunchy texture, while the pumpkin gives it a sweet and buttery texture.

I was at Cathay and ordered Maki San salad.  I was given ordered form to fill and select the choices that I wanted. I ordered the Mega salad at $11.90 with the mixed letture, 6 essential like cherry tomatoes, shredded carrot, apple, peach, parmesan cheese and boiled egg.  I have salmon sashimi as my special.  raisins and seasame dressing to fill the salad bowl. The salad is fresh especially the sashimi, vegetable and fruits.  The dressing is not tasty and yet thick in texture.

I am a BIGGGG fan of Maki-San and when i started school in August, i cannot remember the number of times i have been there since. It's the perfect meal that can be ordered and prepared in a jiffy especially when you are in a hurry. And since its sliced into bite-sized portions, can be eaten in between tasks too.So one day i decided to give their fried maki a try. Having said that i am a big fan, it is not an understatement if i say their fried maki is terribly dry... I think the normal maki is w

Located at the basement of the Cathay, this shop reminds me of the "subway" of sushi- where you can customize and choose the ingredients of your sushi roll. We zoomed into ordering a mega San ($9.90) which promises a wrap sushi with 5 ingredients, 1 special, 1 sprinkle and 1 house sauce. Customizing your sushi is fun here and we had a lot of did imagining our desired sushi- unfortunately the roll we choose came out a little confused. We had roasted mushroom, japanese omelette, avocado, to book a

Maki-san has become a staple for me because it's so near to my school. & I've been trying to eat healthy whenever possible, and this provides a really good choice for lunch or dinner. They've two main categories for you to choose from - salad or sushi. I've tried both, & have sworn by their salad now. However, if you're in a rush, this may not be a good choice since each order is custom-made according to the form that you fill in. The queue & waiting time can be rather long during lunch & dinner

Fancy having control of what ingredients you want in your sushi or salad? Maki-San is the place to go. Being conveniently located at The Cathay, this place has a very unique and interesting marketing concept that attracts the crowd. It has a pretty hassle-free self-service style too, you simply tick what ingredients you want on an simple and neat order form, pass it to the cashier for payment, collect a queue number, have a seat & collect your food soon after. For sushi, you get to choose betwee

This is a new restaurant at The Cathay. The shop looks good! Something new is like a kind of fast food sushi. There is a menu to let you to choose, what you want to put inside the sushi roll. There is much variety in the menu. I ordered with sashimi, chicken floss, shrimps, egg, tuna, corn and etc. Overall it is not bad. The taste is good. It costs $9.90 for the normal sushi roll. You can try other items too, they have salad as well.

Tired of having those fixed sushi? Here at Maki-San, you can get to customised your own sushi with the kind of rice, ingredients and sauce.I ordered a little-san for myself and I think the rice was dry. Next, it would have been better if they are more generous with the fillings.Overall, I find it acceptable but I wouldn't come down personally for a customised sushi.

Maki Sushi seemed popular judging from the lunchtime crowds. The concept is interesting enough. You get to mix and match whatever you like to eat to form your very own unique maki sushi. I found it rather overpriced unfortunately. Perhaps it is a choice of wrong ingredients but I found the rice a little too sticky and the prawns were small and tasteless. And it is very hard to eat without a plate. The concept of a box is interesting enough but they tend to clutter up, making it hard to take the

I have heard very mixed reviews about Maki-San before I tried it - ranging from raves to downright refusals for a second visit. From the exterior, it looked really interesting: a sushi counter with many ingredients compartmentalized neatly.*Sushi chefs hard at work*1. Submit Order Form2. Make Payment3. Collect OrderIt's 100% self-service except for the preparing of food, and therefore you get to skip the service charge. Not a good idea for a formal meeting. I love the quirky pictures on the wall

The food is rather overrated and overhyped. The only thing special about Maki-san is that you can customized your sushi according to what ingredients you want to put. Simply check the ingredients that you want on a list and then pay for your order. I got the mega-san which is a more expensive version (top-up $2 i think) and you can choose more ingredients. The seaweed is quite soft and the rice is not fab. It's an experience though, will not make a trip down on purpose just to eat it again.

Here you can design your sushi by selecting your favourite items to be rolled into a sushi. For a more healthy version, you can select Healthy Soy with Sesame as the wrap and Healthy Brown Rice as the rice.A number tag is given after placing my order for a Roast N'Roll ($8.90), which is made of hand-shredded chicken, rolled along with asparagus, roasted tomatoes and grilled zucchini, and topped with BBQ sauce.It is beautifully packed into a box. Very cute looking.The slices are a bit uneven.I am

For more details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.com/2013/04/maki-san.htmlMaki-San is one of the unique sushi shops in Singapore. You get to select what you want in your very own sushi, and see how they make your sushi. It is then packed into a rectangular box to hold the sushi in place even if you are dining in. Very interesting decor, and sushi is not bad, except that their seaweed is a little hard to chew apart. Had tried both their little san and mega san, with difference in only th

For full reviews, please visit http://thumbsforfood.blogspot.sg/2013/03/maki-san-thumbsforfood.htmlMaki San has been around for quite some time in the basement of The Cathay. At Maki San, you get to customize your sushi and salad! Maki San is actually quite a small eatery. I would find that it is more of a place to grab a bite rather than to go there to have a proper meal. Having said that, I really like the creativity of the shop!What is cool is that Maki San's sushi rolls come served in this r

Chance upon this interesting stall when i drop by the Cathy with my friend for a movie. Wanting a light meal to tide us through the movie, we decided to share a Mega San costing $9.90 which you can choose 1 wrap, 1 rice, 5 essentials, 1 special, 1 sprinkle and 1 house sauce. We also ordered a tempura enoki mushroom that allow you to choose a dip which we settled on Smoky Cheddar Cheese.How we order is that we just tick what we want on a sheet of paper that contains all their available ingredient