Sakae Sushi (Closed)

Sakae Sushi used to be one of the favourite hangouts during the school days, where their sushi buffets would be very popular with large groups of youths. There are 2 kind of sushi buffet at Sakae - one where each person is entitled to only one red and one pink plate; and the other is an All-You-Can-Eat buffet with no restrictions. We chose the All-You-Can-Eat buffet (so that I can eat more of those lovely sashimis The thing I like about Sake's sushi is that they are rather fresh and so is their

Taking photo of food before eating became my habit, I don’t know since when. It is not a bad thing, at least I can capture the appearance of the food everytime I eat. As usual, I took photo for Sakae Sushi.I went Sakae with my friend before K session, we treated it as appetizer cum lunch. It was Softcrab Roll, a great combination whereby crispy fried softcrab inside covered by soft Japanese rice. Another dish, Inari was one of my favourite sushi although it was very common. The price was reasona

Had about 20 minutes to spare one weekday afternoon at scape, so we went to Sakae sushi for our favourite chawanmushi. Yeah, slightly weird to walk in to only have chawanmushi, but hey, this shows the chawanmushi is good This is the sakae chawanmushi. The egg was steamed very smooth and was just palatable for that rainy and dreary afternoon. It was a good perk me up as well! I will definitely be back, even if it's just for this tiny bowl of chawanmushi

Tried their buffet dinner. As it was a friday night, it costed around $23.99++. Since it was a buffet, we took many items. But the best item is still the salmon sushi. The buffet also can order one red plate and one pink plate. So I ordered the lobster salad maki and the hana maki (salmon sushi with mayo). The salmon for the hana maki doesn't seem to be fresh. The lobster salad maki was good. There was a tinge of wasabi in the maki, which makes it very refreshing. The service was quite bad. Ofte

It was time for lunch again and my friends and i decided to dine at Sakae Sushi for the ala carte !I remember the first sushi restaurant I’ve been to was sakae sushi. Was totally amazed by the conveyor belt thing, well, that was very long ago haha. Anyway, love their ordering method. So efficient and fast! And kind of hygenic too as your food is prepared as you order it. Their buffet is also very worth it! Absolutely love their sushi!

Went to sakae sushi for their sushi buffet again as its worth the price. Those sushi are really very nice.This chawan is very nice.The steamed egg is really very soft,And the ingredient inside is also nice.I also like the awesome octopus sushi.It is very tasty!! Crunchy and chewy octopus with dono what gravy.The udon is also not bad.And the sashimi is fresh and it really taste nice when eat with some wasabi.

service was prompt and we were quickly seated. the service staff was kind enough to give us our privacy for a fair bit of chatter before tending to us again for orders. casually, we asked for the hot green tea, and did the rest of the orders via the digitised touch screen menu.curry tonkatsu riceI always like Japanese curry. The flavour is thick and rich even it is not very spicy. The tonkatsu is crispy and tender too. I can finish the whole bowl easily!!

I went to sakae sushi with my girlfriend for dinner after shopping at the flea market. It was pretty crowded, guess by the shoppers from the flea. We had the sushi buffet, but I guess because it was a weekend, the price was rather pricey. The sushi they served there were very fresh. One thing about sakae sushi is they are very generous with their toppings. We both are crazy over the salmon sashimi sushi and the crabmeat mayo sushi. We also ordered their chawamushi, okonomiyaki, takopachi and oth

ChawanmushiThe egg is sooooooo smooth and fine and sweet with seafood flavour. They is some mushroom, veggies and shark fins in the egg filling.Sakae sushi lunch buffet! suitable for all students! Been to the outlet at dhoby gaut, their cha soba, takoyaki and chawanmushi is awesome! service is normal but food is EFFICIENT! within 5minutes you get what you ordered! Great place to hang out for a buffet lunch!

Decided to dine in at this outlet for our sushi buffet dinner as this outlet is not as crowded as the other outlets in town and since it was on a friday. Ordered a lot of sushi from the menu and had fried hotate, fried tofu, chawanmushi etc. Service was also quick though the only downside was my fried tofu took quite some time to come. Drinks were not included in the buffet but you are able to eat one pink plate and one red plate in this buffet. Would strongly recommend to eat the tea time buffe

chawanmushi (which is steamed egg in Japanese)The steamed egg is smooth and fluffy, served better when hot. The steamed egg is full with the seafood broth flavour, very tasty.There are some stuffs on top and at the bottom of the cup such as mushroom, crab meat, prawn and etc.

Everytime I'm there I will definitely go for the tea time or dinner buffet!Personally I think tea time buffet is more worth it 'cause it's cheaper but you can still eat till the night!I really like the buffet because there is a wide variety of sushis to choose from! You can eat till you drop seriously. However they do limit the number of red plates (more expensive) you can take. But i'm okay with it because I'm sure the organization has got to minimize their costs as well. There is also one serv

I was here at Scape with another friend to support our friends at a school competition. It was 20 minutes to 10 and we weren't sure what to eat. We wanted to make it quick and dine at somewhere nearby so that we wouldn't miss the next performance. Hence we took one level down and settled on Sakae Sushi. I thought that I wouldn't want to try the colored plates anymore as I was certain the standard had really dropped compared to years ago, so I ordered the Udon instead. It was the pork slices udon