Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant

Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant

Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant

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Ratings:
53%   (19 votes)
10 / 19

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Delivery:
Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant is offering delivery via the following options:
https://iorder.aptsys.com.sg/498/902/menu

Take-away:
Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant is offering take-away via the following options:
https://iorder.aptsys.com.sg/498/902/menu

THE BUZZ:Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant offers some of the best Japanese cuisine in Singapore, serving a tantalising collection of dishes that are suitable for casual dining and group gatherings. It presents an array of sashimi, sushi & maki sushi, salad, teishoku, yakimono, curry, and many more, so there is something for everyone on the menu.Located along Yuan Ching Road, this Japanese restaurant provides a typical Kanto cuisine delivered in a casual yet elegant Izakaya style setting.Kotobuki's culinary team is led by Master Chef Murata Tomoya. Specialising in Izakaya or casual dining and the famous Kyoto-style of cooking, Murata Tomoya is also a master of creating exquisite traditional multi-course Japanese dinners. Kotobuki's Executive Chef, Ogura Hiromi, area of focus lies in Kaiseki or fine dining and Nagoya cuisine. He demonstrates a high degree of precision in his preparation in addition to offering up tasty Japanese specialties.

MUST TRY:Items to look forward to include Nami Sashimi, California Maki, Salmon Sushi, Sashimi Salad, Agedashi Tofu, Chicken Teriyaki Wazen, Japanese Beef Steak Set, Ebi Tempura Set, and a lot more.

Hours:

Daily: 11:30 - 14:30
Daily: 17:30 - 22:30

Address:
3 Yuan Ching Road

Cuisine:
Asian, Japanese



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