Sakae Sushi (已結業)

Was craving for some sushi so we came to sakae sushi for dinner at lot1. i was quite disappointed with the quality of the food this time round.the egg and the seaweed was not very fresh. it tastes like it has been there for a few days. the seaweed is very soggy.fried tofu was fine. quite average though. not enough sauce was given. the only good thing that i have here is the sashimi. at least it is fresh and chewy.the charwamushi was quite tasteless. doesn't taste like the normal charwamushi that

Really had to eat some sushi the other day! I didn't waste any stomach space ordering the ramen, side sishes, etc. Devil's Maki ($12.99)This sounds really interesting and at first I thought it would be flaming hot. But nope! This maki came in a set of 8 and consisted of salmon, cheese, cucumber and lady's finger. Salmon sashimi was slightly seared, i like how it's like half cooked and half-raw. Cheese Maki ($4.29)I like the cheese and prawn combination. Both of my favourite food! The crepe al

Tried some interesting creations at Sakae the other day.This is the Hotate Bliss Set ($13.99) that comes with a bowl of rice and soup. The Hotate Bliss is made up of one scallop and a few chicken chunks on a piece of brinjal. I'm not sure how anyone can stuff the whole thing in their mouths so I ate it separately. It was ok overall. This is Okura with Ika Gunkan ($2.29). This sushi is SO slimy! The lady's finger on its own already contains some slime. This whole thing was just swimming in my mou

Sakae Sushi is one of the two Japanese restaurants that are located near to where I live so whenever my family gets tired of one restaurant, we will visit the other. This time, it was Sakae Sushi's turn. This is the Volcano Maki which features sushi rice wrapped in grilled salmon and topped with fish roe. I'm not sure in what way this can be called a volcano as there was no eruption about it and it was short of explosive.This is the Salmon Fritters which closely resembles a potato croquette. I l

Walked over to this Sakae sushi branch to satisfy my Japanese cravings with my mom! The restaurant is pretty quiet on a weekday, especially during lunch time so the service staff weren't running around at top-speed like when they were during dinner hours. Service was still very prompt nonetheless. We ordered the mandatory Salmon Sashimi (8 pcs - $9.99). The slices were very fresh, but sadly, weren't as thick as last time. Still, I like the sashimi very much! Next, came the Chicken Cheese Yakimon

Have been to this outlet many times and the service here is always spectacular. The wait staff are courteous, extremely attentive and are full of initiative. It makes us feel welcomed and we'll definitely keep patronising this outlet.Food-wise, I'm pleased to say that its quality standards have always been consistent. I love how they implement new items from time to time, and each time I visit there's something new to try.I think their mentaiko salmon sushi creations deserve special mention; I c

Met up with ex-colleague from McDonald's cos the last time we met was like 4 years ago! Since we have not been to Sakae Sushi for quite some time, we decided to have our dinner there. I'm pretty surprised to find Hotata Mentaiko $14.99 in Sakae Sushi! If you love Mentaiko, remember to order this on your next visit!I also quite like the Ika Karaage Agemono $8.99, but it's a little saltyApart from these 2, we also had the standard stuffs like sashimi & sushiService was quite prompt too! Manager on

I am a super big fan of japanese food, and especially enjoy eating the different types of sushi available in the restaurant menus. ONe of my all-time favourite will be the sashimi sushi. Large and thick slices of sashimi has been topped on the japanese rice cube, that is very fresh and chewy. Premium rice has been used to make their sushi which is also firm and fragrant.

Sakae Sushi used to be one of my family's favourite hangout when we were staying in Bukit Batok. Sadly, its standard has dropped for a certain period of time but once in a while we still visit it for some Japanese food. This is the Stir-fried Konnyaku Noodles (beef) for $9.99. The price was reasonable for the portion. The noodles were some sort of glass noodles that was springy and slightly crunchy. Beef was soft and tender and there were mushrooms and sliced carrots as garnishing. Surprisingly,

My family and I went down to lot 1 for sushi and decided to try the new monthly creation that they had!Sadly, a few of the items were out of stock and we could only try the 2 out of 5 of it, i think we went down too late and the chef was lazy or had already went home! ): Food: Pepper Seafood Treasures - $6.99This dish came in a cute presentation, with the bell pepper exactly as it is in the first picture. When you open the cheese, there's salmon, mushrooms and chicken (?) Not very seafood-y but

A really small restaurant always with a long queue outside. If you're planning to dine there, it's the best to make a reservation or queue early! Tried their tempura ramen and curry rice, and they wasn't as splendid as their sushi definitely, just average. The serving is quite large, so it's not recommended to gorge down a lot of sushi and ordering a main dish at the same time. However, something I do appreciate is that they placed the tempura prawns separately from the soupy noodles, unlike in

I ordered the Beef Premium Set from the teppanyaki side. Had to wait awhile, especially since it was dinner period. The set cost $23.99 and if you want to change the rice to garlic rice, it cost $2.70 for the top up. This set consist of beef, salmon, half shelled scallop, chawamushi, assorted vegetables (salad & bean sprout), miso soup and plain rice. 1. Beef, salmon, half-shelled scallop (since they placed it all in one plate)The physical food was definitely NOT representative of the image in t

Came here for lunch on a lazy weekend. Was surprised to find the outlet not as crowded as we expected. Was glad to find that there were vegetarian options available too!Edible rice paper was used for the vegetarian sushi. It was individually wrapped and contained cucumbers, carrots lettuce and mangoes. It was simple but tasted amazing. 9/10Vegetable tempura was basically assorted vegetables (which came in a variety) which were covered in flour before being fried. They tasted crisp and went well

It's Sakae sushi again.The sushi from sakae is really nice and fresh.I always will take the fish egg,because it is really nice.I like it when i bite on it,the water will come out,it is so juicy.I like the fried crab meat too,crispy and sweet.This restaurant is very peace and quiet,so i also feel embarrass that when i make noise with my friends.But i really enjoy this meal

I went to sakae sushi with my daughter for dinner the other day. I was surprised to see that they have changed all their computers to ipads. I think it was a good idea as the mouse was pretty troublesome and only one person can used it at a time. Now that it is touch screen, it makes it easier to place an order. We ordered a number of sushi, the fish egg one was a must. I just love their fish eggs. Cannot get as tasty ones as theirs here. The fish eggs are very crunchy and when you bite into it,