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This place is great for people who likes buffet, but lazy to walk around. They have an ipad for you to choose what you want to eat 😋 and it will be served to you. Too bad desserts and drinks were not included as part of the buffet. Also be mentally prepared that they don't have scallops & mussels. The yakitori and tempura is a must try. The yakitori was grilled to perfection, and the tempura was really crispy and the prawns were very fresh. Just for these two dishes, I'd come again The sashimi

Full review - http://midas400.blogspot.com/2015/12/food-tasting-shin-minori-japanese.htmlTagged along Pauline to another food tasting. This time, we're at UE Square shopping Mall to try out the Ala Carte Dinner Buffet at Shin Minori Japanese Restaurant.Located at level 3 of the shopping mall, Shin Minori (meaning New Harvest) is adorned with Zen inspired dark wood furnishings with clean lines and cozy warm lighting.This casual Japanese diner offers wallet friendly All-you-can-eat Lunch and Dinne

To satiate craving for alot, alot of sashimi and chawanmushi craving, and a special treat, *Celine and I went for Japanese buffet dinner again, this time at Shin Minori Japanese Restaurant located at 81 Clemenceau Avenue #03-15 / 16 UE Square, Singapore 239917 and the number to dial is 6733 2272.Bathed in soft dim lights in a comfortable setting respledent of rich Japanese culture, Shin Minori was packed to the brim tonight with diners. We enjoyed the hot pot of tea served first, while placing o

This was my first time dining at Shin Minori. It is a japanese buffet style restaurant which offers a variety of food. I went with my friends for the lunch buffet which was from 11.30am to 2.30pm. The price per pax is: Adult S$32++ , Child S$22++ . The food is great, especially the salmon sashimi. However, as there is a great demand for the sashimi, it will be better if they were more efficient in replacing more sashimi on the counter. This is known as the maccha tofu. This is really special and

This Japanese buffet was full when I visited with friends. The sashimi was fresh and generously sliced. Temaki hand rolls were nicely rolled with seaweed still crispy. But Tebasaki Yakitori (Grilled Chicken Wings) were not seasoned that well. This restuarant is worth a try but be prepared to go with an empty stomach (since it's buffet style) and make reservations in advance.

An ala carte jap buffet that has lots of stuff. Costs $36++ per person for dinner so it amounts to $42. Lots of different kinds of sushi, handrolls, etc; I tried the soft shell crab sushi, wasn't good as the soft shell crab was cold and wasn't crispy, so skip that. Many types of teppanyaki dishes available - like garlic fried rice (this was good), bean sprouts, etc etc. They also had yakitori - chicken, quail egg, mushrooms, etc. For fried food they had assorted tempura, which was alright. I esp

Even though this Japanese restaurant is abit far and not easy accessible, my colleagues still recommended us on their buffet lunch due to its good quality and reasonable price for the wide spread available here. True enough, I am really impress by the food quality, especially their sashimi and sushi. Sashimi is really fresh and soft in texture, which I am really happy to have endless serving from this buffet lunch. Their sushi uses really soft and fragrant Japanese rice, that blend in well wi

The FoodIt has been a long time since I had Japanese buffet hence I had Ala-Carte buffet dinner with my family at this Japanese Restaurant called Shin Minori. Here's what I have ordered:- Sashimi MoriwaseThe Sashimi Moriwase has assorted Sashimi like Maguro, Shake, Hamachi, Taj, Makajiki, Tako and Ika. The Sashimi is fresh and the thickness of each slice is perfect, not too thick or thin. Most importantly, I am able to taste the sweetness of each of the seafood. - TebasakiTebasaki, also known a

I like to think that I’m one blissful guy. I often find myself surrounded by nice and generous friends who wouldn’t mind a treat once in a while. I vividly remembered a good friend hosting a group of us over something we love lavishing our attention on; Fish sashimis. The apparent holy grail to some of my friends’ love for all things raw.And it’s not just some cheap roadside sashimis but good and thick slabs of fresh fish cuts of a Japanese restaurant. The best part was we had a room all to ours

This year's company's X'mas Lunch was organized @ Shin Minori since we have a budget restrain. Lunch is at $31++ there were 13 of us, and staff @ Shin Minori arranged 3 joined table for us and the table are along to the cushion seats by the side walls. so u can imagine for those people sitting inside the cushion seats if they need to visit the washroom those people at the end of the cushion seats need to move out for those who are sitting at the center or the one who is trap on the other deadend