Saboten (Closed)

Full review - http://midas400.blogspot.sg/2014/11/saboten-at-t1-changi-airport.htmlWe had our dinner here just before we depart SG for our Swiss holiday. Saboten is one of the most successful Japanese Tonkatsu chains with over 500 shops in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong and Canada.Table setting with various condiments and the menu.There's an ongoing Scallop feast promo but we decided to eat something else from the main menu. I had the Chicken Katsu Supreme set $22.50++ whic

Saboten rolled up breakfast menu which they serve until 11am. This chicken katsu sandwhich ($9.9) was part of the breakfast menu. Refreshing shredded cabbage and crispy katsu were sandwiched between two slices of soft white bread. Here we go, a little pounding exercise before meal.This Irodori combo meal ($28) was interesting, you get to choose a combination of katsu that goes into your plate. My choice was: main dish - mentai tenderloin, sub-side dish - asparagus cheese roll, side-dishes - rat

Recently there is a groupon deal for Saboten and we decide to use it at the changi airport outlet before our flight. We have the Twin Special Set ($48++) to share. It comes with the free flow shredded cabbage, rice, soup, side dishes and the following : 2 Breaded Shrimp 1 Breaded Pork Loin (M)2 Crab Cream Croquette1 Asparagus Cheese RollRadish Ponzu Dipping As we are dining-in in the late afternoon, there is not much people in the restaurant. There is also free flow of green tea served free of c

Tucked in the cosy corner of changi airport terminal 1 is this tonkatsu restaurant.A personal favourite of mine. Free flow of salad, rice and miso soup!!Would never fail to order the katsudon, with the oozing yolk mixed with the rice.It is now their 'Oyster Fest', ie there are some set menu that came with oyster katsu.Succulent and juicy, and of course so fresh. Definite must-go at the airport.

Established in 60’s an, it was considered one of the largest Tonkatsu restaurants in Japan. Saboten was actually meant Cactus, they believe in its spirit to survive even in a worst circumstance. Highest standard of ingredients and dedicated chef team, guests were greatly appreciated. I was impressed by the contemporary Japanese settings upon arrival at the restaurant. A small bowl of sesame was first served, given a wooden stick also. We had to grind the seeds ourselves, scoop the sauce into the

This restaurant is just located outside the lift at the third floor of the terminal 1 of the airport. It is usually not so crowded as it is not located at the arrival hall floor, nor the departure hall floor. Established in Japan in 1966, Saboten has flourished into one of the largest tonkatzu chains with over 500 shops all over the world. As we arrive at the restaurant with lots of baggage, the staff directs us to park our baggage first, before bringing us to our table. We are served hot tea wh

Taste: The ingredients used were premium, as expected of this expensive restaurant.Environment: Located on the second floor of Changi Airport, you are able to see the whole of the Departure Hall from the restaurant.Service: Service staff were friendly and polite.Clean: No problems with the cleanliness.Price: This restaurant can be very expensive. I used a Groupon to reduce the cost of this meal.

We settled at Saboten for dinner after we touched down the flight. Initially we wanted to have Astons for dinner but there was a queue and we decided not to wait anymore as our stomach is growling. The restaurant is not filled up and the seats are available.The staff leads us to our seats with the menu served to us immediately. This is my second visit to the restaurant and the first visit was last year for breakfast brunch.Here are the orders that we made on that day:-As usual practice, we had j

Saboten offers good fried Japanese food like for example Tonkatsu. I had the fried pork cutlet which was considerably good. The fried pork cutlet is fried till crispy brown and the placed on a metallic platter to let the oil drip out. It was also rather juicy and tender. If you like fried stuff, then this is a must-try. The portions were somewhat small but with rice, you can surely be full. The fried prawn tempura was also good and tasty.

I bought my family of 4 to Saboten for a Japanese meal. I've been to this restaurant for a couple of times in the past.My wife really enjoy the free flow of cabbage as it is very tasty with the sesame dressing. I must say I enjoy the cabbage as well.My 2 kids love the fried salmon and chicken sets, and not to mention the ice cream!Prices are reasonable and you can get a discount if you are Changi Rewards card holder.The only improvement that I hope to see is the service level of this restaurant.

Had tried Saboten while waiting for my parent to fetch me in the airport! This is my first time trying Saboten and it really taste great! I like the slice of fried pork! It is tender and soft at the same time, it is juicy too! The best part is that although it is fried but it was amazingly not oily at all. However, i recommended to share it with a friend and the portion is slightly too big! For the price wise, i think is still acceptable as it was located in the airport!

Had my breakfast brunch at Saboten Japanese Tonkatsu restaurant before i fly off for my weekend escapade. We saw the breakfast menu and we decided to try.I ordered toast tenderloin katsu sandwich set with french fries @ S$10 per set. It comes with free flow green tea. The french fries are crispy and thick. The presentation of the sandwich is presentable and it gives the mixture of japanese and western cuisine style. The fried katsu goes with the lettuce and the toasted bread gives me big appetiz

I really like the Tori karaage ($4.8) at Saboten. The chicken pieces are so well-marinated. Slightly crispy outside, but retain the juiciness of the meat inside. Edamame ($4), which is the boiled green bean is nice to bite on. Briefly toss with salt, this dish is plain, but nice. Apart from the side dishes, we ordered a Saboten special set with rice ($25), that comes with green-tea, maccha ice-cream, and a platter consists of 1 breaded shrimp, 1 mini pork tenderloin, 1 half-sized pork loin and 1

i went to pick my dad back from his business trip with my mum and sister. We headed to saboten for dinner. I ordered the chicken katsu variety set. It comprises of one piece of chicken katsu, one asparagus chesse roll and one crab cream croquette. Their rice, soup and cabbage were free flow. So worth it. the chicken katsu is so delicious, the meat is tender and juicy. the outside is so crispy. the asparagus cheese roll is so good, very crunchy. As a whole I was very satisfied with the meal.

had a dinner at this new japanese restaurant with my friend. Service is good.their set meal comes with free flow of rice, salad and miso soup.non-greasy at all..the special i ordered is better than what my friend order as i get to try out the crab croq, tenderloin. loin and prawn.i like their tartar sauce, too too greasy taste and taste fresh.mixed their brown sauce.. ok i do not know the actual name but when its combine with the sesame that i grinded. it tasted nice.both sauce (brown and sesame