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2012-10-23
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Located on the 2nd level of The Jewel Box at Mt. Faber, this al fresco Japanese yakitori and bar offers you over a hundred “sake” or rice wines which come from prefectures in Niigita, Akita, Fukushima, and Tokyo. These are all worth a try for each sake brings its own unique taste for to cater to each and everyone’s preferences.Make sure that you reserve the best seats so you drink in the view of the urban landscape, vast sea, and the moving cable cars. Sake won’t be complete without snacks! At M
Located on the 2nd level of The Jewel Box at Mt. Faber, this al fresco Japanese yakitori and bar offers you over a hundred “sake” or rice wines which come from prefectures in Niigita, Akita, Fukushima, and Tokyo. These are all worth a try for each sake brings its own unique taste for to cater to each and everyone’s preferences.Make sure that you reserve the best seats so you drink in the view of the urban landscape, vast sea, and the moving cable cars.
Sake won’t be complete without snacks! At Moonstone, you just have to try their appetisers and yakitori. Need us to be more specific? Well, there’s the Kama Shio (grilled fish cheek) at $18, Chashu Udon (pork belly udon noodle) at $9 only.To read the full review, go here: http://bit.ly/RSQ2u3
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