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Senki is a hot favourite with Japanese food lovers. Even uninitiated and curious foodies are drawn by the wide variety of food available. Feast on quality Japanese cuisine, bring all your friends and have your fill of good times and wonderful food. This winning combination of Japanese food and the wide variety available has drawn in the crowds.
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Opening Hours
Mon - Sun
11:30 - 14:30
18:00 - 22:30
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Signature Dishes
My friend, *Charliez and I read about Senki Japanese Restaurant in reviews, and it seemed pretty good, therefore we decided to pay a visit to see how this one fares.When we got in, the waitress showed us to our table and handed us a pretty rose-toned menu. We decided to go for the buffet dinner. The interior was dimly-lit and the place was quiet, hence it was perfect for a few hours of catching up without being disturbed. Going for buffet would be the best choice since we could slowly enjoy our dinner.Some small dishes we ate before the mains were served - such as the Edamane Beans - a preparation of immature soybeans in the pod, found in the cuisine of China, Japan and Hawaii. The pods were boiled or steamed and served with salt; the Cheese Potato Croquette and Agedashi Tofu (pronounced as "aga-dash-shee toll-full") - Japanese way to serve hot tofu. Silken firm tofu, cut into cubes, is lightly dusted with potato starch or cornstarch and then deep fried until golden brown.Me, being a Sashimi lover, ordered my must-have item whenever I visited a Japanese restaurant. Sashimi is a Japanese delicacy consisting of very fresh raw meat or fish sliced into thin pieces, usually eaten with a spicy green paste named Wasabi. The small platter consisted of very succulent Sashimi of salmon, tuna, swordfish and squid.I also tried their Chumwanmushi Japanese steamed egg, usually with a small piece of mushroom, gingko nut and chicken / crabmeat inside. I loved the smoothness of Senki's chumwanmushi.*Charliez had the SukiyakiJapanese hotpot with meat, vegetables, mushrooms and egg in soup. It was scrumptious and she was extremely satisfied at the quality of the ingredients.To our surprise, Senki served us a Dragon Maki (sushi "mat roll") on the house... a lovely sushi creation arranged to resemble a dragon, made of Japanese rice, avocado, mango and prawn fritter roll. It was a very lovely surprise, and the Dragon Maki was heavenly - a blend of savory crispiness toned down by the sweetness of mango and softness of avocado. We loved this absolutely.For more detailed information and photos, please visit:http://thearcticstar.blogspot.sg/2013/11/dinner-at-senki-japanese-restaurant.html
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I have tried a few japanese buffet restaurant and I personally feel that Senki is one of the better ones. Their pricing is reasonable and they have a good variety. What stands out was their generous cut of sashimi. You have 5 different types to choose from.They are all very fresh. Give it a try and be sure to make a reservation!
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For full review and more photos, please visit http://thumbsforfood.blogspot.sg/search?updated-max=2012-12-17T01:30:00-08:00&max-results=5&start=30&by-date=falseAfter trying so many different Japanese buffets, I would say that all of them have pretty much the same variety. What will then make the difference between one that I will return to and one that I will not return to? Of course, it is the quality of the food! Senki has over 100 different kinds of variety for its buffet. Good spread. However, I felt that the sashimi was not really fresh except the swordfish sashimi (I ate a lot of that). Towards the later part of the night, the salmon sashimi was really bad. One additional point to note is that Green Tea is not included in the buffet which was a great disappointment.The Nasu-miso was pretty good though. The plus point to Senki is that they have many nice cooked dishes. The Ebi Tempura is also up to the standards!Overall, I think that Senki serves an average fare of Japanese food. They also have an Ala-carte menu if you are not a buffet fanatic! For the same price range, I would prefer Irodori to this definitely.The buffet is at $30++ for lunch and $33++ for dinner. On eve of public holidays and public holidays, the buffet is at $39++.
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I dined at Senki around last month when I met up with my ex colleague from work. We both like sashimi, which made our order of the platter a natural choice. In addition, we also tried their tempura as well as udon. The tempura batter is light and crisp and the prawns are fresh. Both of us agreed this is good. The sashimi is a little of a let down because I felt that it isn't as fresh as I would have liked, so this is just average for me. The udon is just to fill our tummies, so not too much expectations. Overall, it is average only with the tempura being very tasty.
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I brought my girlfriend to senki for some nice japanese food. We both really love japanese food and this place serves really good japanese food. We ordered their sashimi, california rolls and various sushis. Their california rolls is really good. the seaweed is so crisp. The rice is cooked perfectly and not a lot of rice vinegar can be tasted. Most importantly their ingredients are really fresh. The sashimi is good too, very fresh, melts in your mouth.
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