If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring Japan through its vibrant food culture, now you can—without leaving your home! Whether you're a seasoned fan of Japanese goodies or a curious snack explorer, these Japanese snack subscription boxes offer an exciting and convenient way to snack your way through Japan—one delicious box at a time!

Brace yourself for a Demon Slayer takeover! Sushi Tei has teamed up with the wildly popular anime to present a specially curated, limited-edition menu inspired by the adventures of Tanjiro, Nezuko, and their companions.

If you are a fan of unagi, this is a spot you will not want to miss. In addition to their classic offerings, Frying Fish Club at Sembawang Hills introduces exciting exclusive dishes such as indulgent Unagi Fish and Chips and Unagi Toast.

Among a staggering array of 300++ Japanese KitKat flavours, we handpicked 18 must-try flavours including regular flavours, seasonal specials, and many more.

Discover how Japan has given this beloved chocolate and wafer combo various unique and quirky twists.

Look forward to a delightful outlet-exclusive menu (available from 8 November 2024) featuring signature sweets alongside innovative new offerings such as 3-piece Warabimochi Hot Matcha Set (for dine-in only), earthy Kuromitsu Soft Serve and three new warabimochi drinks.

IPPUDO Singapore, renowned for its ramen, has ventured into the world of sushi with the debut of Roll Sushi by IPPUDO at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.

In 2024, several exciting new Japanese restaurants have opened their doors, offering innovative dishes and authentic flavours that promise to delight food enthusiasts. Whether you're a sushi lover, ramen aficionado, or someone looking to explore the rich tapestry of Japanese gastronomy, these new establishments are sure to satisfy your cravings.

Save this list and take your pick when you feel like splurging on a special occasion or simply taking your family and loved ones out for a quality sushi dining experience.

Are you craving some stew-like dish like Japanese curry rice, one of the best comfort food in Japan? Well, we have specially curated a list of Japanese curry rice eateries you must visit to satisfy your craving — from coffee shops to cafes to restaurants!

Miffy has arrived at Wong Fu Fu, unveiling Singapore's first-ever Miffy Mini Hotpot pop-up, starting 15 October 2024 for a limited time!

Dine on mouthwatering A5 Miyazaki Wagyu for a steal on Yakiniku Like's LIKE Wagyu Day, happening on the first Tuesday of the month. Enjoy epic 50% off A5 Miyazaki Wagyu a-la-carte with every set meal purchased, available at all Yakiniku Like outlets.

With a focus on convenience, variety, and affordability, conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Singapore combine traditional Japanese flavours with a modern, casual atmosphere. Here are 5 conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Singapore that you shouldn’t miss!

Gather your friends for a vibrant and immersive night of fun and games alongside delish bar bites at this Daruma-themed izakaya.

Kou Teppan refreshes their Teppan Set and Omakase menus with the introduction of the prized Satsumagyu (薩摩牛), a top-tier wagyu variety from Kagoshima Prefecture. The new 7-course Teppan Set courses start from $36++.

Yaki Yaki Bo is bringing more affordable teppanyaki goodness. Their revamped menu now features value-for-money Weekday Set Lunches, Teppan Combos, and new à la carte dishes.

Puzzle Coffee's new flagship store at Dempsey Hill unveils a new all-day menu featuring a delightful fusion of local and international flavours. Whether it is a leisurely brunch, a light lunch, or a decadent dessert, Puzzle Coffee at Dempsey Hill offers a tranquil blend of artisan coffee and culinary comfort.

Given Singapore’s hot weather, it is always great to indulge in some Japanese ice cream to quell the heat. Here are 12 places where you can enjoy a taste of Japan’s rich culinary heritage in frozen form.

From 19 September to 3 November 2024, SPY x FAMILY fans can indulge in a special menu available at all Genki Sushi outlets. Featured dishes inspired by the anime include Anya’s Beef & Peanut Butter Maki, Stellar Ebi Katsu, and Bond Mofu-Mofu Parfait made with Hokkaido milk. 

Satisfy your Japanese beef cutlet craving at Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu, Japan’s largest gyukatsu specialty restaurant, now open in Singapore.

Japanese ramen has become a comfort food for many of us in Singapore, owing to the richness of the soup and the generous portion of tasty noodles. Here are 15 must-try Japanese ramen restaurants in Singapore that either come from popular ramen chains in Japan or experiment with fusion flavours to produce innovative ramen.