In Japanese, omakase means “I leave it up to you,” perfectly capturing this unique dining experience. With omakase, the chef curates a surprise multi-course meal using the fresh ingredients in season, so all you have to do is sit back and enjoy both the flavours and the artistry! We’ve rounded up the best omakase restaurants in Singapore so you can savour their seasonal specialties. And if you’re on a budget, don’t worry as we’ve also included affordable omakase spots under $100, so you can indulge without overspending. Itadakimasu!
1. Sushi Zushi
From $1.50/piece
Recently opened this year, Sushi Zushi in Funan quickly became a favorite among foodies with its unique omakase concept – you get to choose what you eat! However, you can still enjoy watching the chefs prepare your sushi right in front of you while you snack on some appetisers and their signature chawanmushi.
Sushi Zushi also has gained a reputation for its high-quality ingredients, with sushi-grade fish flown in from Japan four times a week. They also serve handrolls packed with delicious fillings, and if you’re lucky, the chefs might even show you how to roll your own sushi! Best of all, the prices are super reasonable, with sashimi starting at just $1.50 per slice. It’s one of the most affordable omakase spots in Singapore, where every bite is sure to impress!
Address: 107 North Bridge Road, #02-01, S(179105)
Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am – 4pm, 5.30pm – 9.30pm
2. AN Omakase
From $48/person
We’re starting off the list strong with AN Omakase has been regarded as one of the best in Singapore with its sleek, yet cosy ambience that enhances your entire dining experience. It’s a perfect spot for intimate gatherings or date nights for when you want to impress your companions!
Here, the chefs prepare an artistic display of small bites using seasonal ingredients at their peak freshness, so you can expect dishes like sashimi made with bluefin tuna or salmon, carpaccio, and a buttery uni wrap. And at $48 per person for a lunch set (and from $158 for dinner), it’s also one of the most affordable omakase spots in Singapore!
Address: 33 Keong Saik Road, S(089140)
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
3. Miyu
From $98/person for lunch
While you might think price equates to quality, Miyu proves that you don’t need to pay exorbitant prices to get some good omakase. My colleague recently visited Miyu with her husband for their anniversary, and she couldn’t stop raving about it afterward. The quality was on par with her favorite Michelin-starred omakase spots, yet the price was so much more affordable, starting at $168!
She also loved the atmosphere. The place felt atas yet homey, with the chefs casually chatting and joking with guests. She didn’t feel pressured or judged about how much she knew about sushi, making it a comfortable and fun dining experience fit for an anniversary dinner. So if you’re looking for the best omakase for that special occasion, Miyu is worth checking out!
Address: 74 Duxton Road, S(089533)
Opening hours:
Mon – Sat: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Sun: 12pm – 3pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
4. Ryo Sushi
From $98/person
If you’re looking for an omakase spot with the friendliest chefs, look no further than Ryo Sushi! It’s one of the best omakase restaurants for solo diners or small groups, as the intimate restaurant space lets you fully enjoy the welcoming demeanour (and amazing humour) of Chef Ryo!
What’s more, Ryo Sushi offers relatively affordable omakase sets with their 18-course omakase priced at $98. My colleague visited this restaurant a couple years ago and she was so surprised for having tasted such freshness at such an insane price tag! “But on top of quality, you can also see Chef Ryo display his creativity. Look at the soy sauce foam atop sashimi in the picture (above); it really blew me away!”
Address: Orchid Hotel, 1 Tras Link, #01-06, S(078867)
Opening hours: Daily, 11.45am – 2.45pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
5. Hana Japanese Restaurant
From $38++/person
Step into Hana Restaurant and you’ll instantly feel as though you’ve been transported to Toyosu Market, but without that fishy smell, of course! While they’re famous for their magical flying noodles, Hana Restaurant also has some of the most affordable omakase options with just $38++ for a 15-course meal. Expect a menu of seasonal ingredients in the form of sushi, tempura, soba and more!
Besides, nothing screams fresh fish than a fish market concept! Hana Restaurant switches up their restaurant design every so often depending on the season, so be sure to catch their upcoming themes and make a reservation at one of the most creative omakase spots!
Address: Forum The Shopping Mall, 583 Orchard Road, #01-17, S(238884)
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 9pm
6. Miraku
From $108/person
Just look at all that gorgeous uni! Miraku takes great care in curating their ingredients, and that’s what makes them one of the best omakase spots in Singapore. It also helps that their chefs tend to personalise your meal according to your tastes and preferences, so you’re bound to enjoy each bite!
Their lunch omakase starts at $108, and you get a variety of sashimi and sushi, including a wagyu uni roll. But, if you want a more premium experience, you can opt to upgrade to their Miraku Premium Omakase at $228. With this set, you get seasonal appetisers, chef’s signature dishes, A5 wagyu sukiyaki, premium chutoro, and a sea urchin bowl with ikura for a rich and flavourful meal you’re sure to savour!
Address: Icon Village, 12 Gopeng Street, #01-01 to 04, S(078877)
Opening hours:
Mon: 6pm – 10pm
Tue – Fri: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
Sat: 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
7. Sushi Masa by Ki-setsu
From $230++/person
Sure, we love some good sushi, but omakase is also about the experience of watching the chef expertly craft each dish right before your eyes. At Sushi Masa by Ki-setsu, you’ll enjoy some of the best omakase in Singapore, complete with a dinner-and-show experience!
A 16-course dinner will cost you around $230++, but the food and experience make it well worth the price. This hole-in-the-wall restaurant only seats eight people per meal, putting you right in front of Chef Masa. You’ll have a front-row seat to watch his masterful use of seasonal ingredients and precise techniques as he puts together unique and artistic dishes. It’s a must-try omakase restaurant, especially as the chef has perfected his skills through years of training in Japan!
And here’s a secret: Ask about their Hiseki menu for a personalised, 20-course omakase where Chef Masa tailors each bite to your preferences!
Address: Cuppage Plaza, 5 Koek Road, #06-03, S(228796)
Opening hours:
Tue – Sat: 6.30pm – 10pm
8. Kaunta Omakase
From $78/person
At Kaunta Omakase, every dish feels like a work of art, and the chefs truly know how to present you with an unforgettable meal! Each plate is a beautiful balance of flavors that’ll leave you savoring every bite. What makes their omakase even more special is how they incorporate ingredients that you don’t usually find at your typical sushi spots.
You’ll be treated to ingredients like octopus, aged akami tuna, freshly-shaved black truffles, and matsutake mushrooms! Yet, they’re known for serving one of the most affordable omakase sets at just $78 for lunch, and $195 for dinner. Psst, stay updated with their socials to find out what ingredient they’re highlighting at their next menu!
Address: Onze @ Tanjong Pagar, 11 Kee Seng Street, #01-12, S(089218)
Opening hours:
Mon: 6pm –9pm
Tue – Sun: 11.30pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 9pm
9. Oumi
From $180/person
They say the eyes eat first, and that’s especially true at Oumi! This is one of the most visually stunning omakase experiences, set atop the rooftop of CapitaSpring with breathtaking views of Singapore’s skyline. The dishes here are a feast for both your eyes and tastebuds with each one meticulously crafted to be as beautiful as it is delicious.
Plus, their farm-to-table concept ensures you’re enjoying the freshest, seasonal ingredients at their peak. Enjoy the rich flavors of ingredients like wagyu short rib, foie gras ganache, and their house-made tofu. With dinner starting at $180 per person, it’s definitely worth the experience. Just be sure to book ahead to secure your spot!
Address: CapitaSpring, 88 Market Street, #51-01, S(048948)
Opening hours:
Mon – Fri: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 6pm – 11pm
Sat: 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
10. Cho Omakase
From $78/person
“Our soul gets into our knives once we start using them” – this is one of the favourite quotes for the chefs at Cho Omakase, as it spoke to how they cook and prepare food with their hearts and soul. True enough, you can feel their passion for crafting these delicate dishes as they prepare them right in front of you!
What’s more, Cho Omakase serves affordable omakase sets at just $78 for lunch. You get two appetisers, assorted sashimi, two main dishes, sushi, soup, and a dessert! Dinner omakase courses here are priced from $120, where you can expect fresh, premium flavours, as they use fine quality ingredients like A4 grade marbled Hida Wagyu, oysters, and unagi flown from Japan. Some of the past dishes we’ve seen include the barracuda sea urchin cream with radish and king crab unimayo! Yum!
Address: 63 Chulia Street, #01-03, S(049514)
Opening hours:
Mon – Sat: 11.30pm – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 9.30pm
11. Jun Omakase
From $108/person
Think exquisite sushi, fresh sashimi, and friendly chefs – just some of the things you can expect at Jun Omakase. It prides itself with using only the freshest, finest ingredients for its dishes, which is why it’s known for being one of the best omakase spots in Singapore. If you’re on a budget, you’ll be thrilled to know that their seven-course lunch set is priced at an affordable $68++. Get ready to tuck into a slew of Japanese fare like sashimi, sushi, main dishes, and dessert!
Address: Samsung Hub, 3 Church Street, #01-01, S(049483)
Opening hours:
Mon – Sat: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 9.30pm
12. Fat Cow
From $88++/person
Fat Cow puts a unique twist on traditional omakase with their wagyu beef omakase meals. Highlighting the umami-rich and melt-in-your-mouth flavours of premium wagyu, Fat Cow incorporates the meat in a variety of dishes from appetisers to mains, and even dessert! Case in point, they have a luxurious Wagyu Fat Brownie, paired with sweet potato sorbet and kumquats for a balanced blend of flavours.
Of course, Fat Cow still serves sushi and sashimi courses. Their Olive Yellowtail Carpaccio is a crowd-favourite as this seasonal appetiser features slices of tender yellowtail tuna, Japanese green citrus juice, and house-made soy sauce infused with bonito. With prices starting at $88++ per person (even at dinner), it’s a worthwhile experience!
Address: Camden Medical, 1 Orchard Boulevard, #01-01/02, S(248649)
Opening hours:
Sun – Thu: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Fri – Sat: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
13. Takayama
From $118++/person
Executive Chef Taro Takayama spotlights dishes and flavours of Osaka at his Takayama restaurant. He highlights the beauty of nature in each dish, focusing on bringing out the best qualities of each ingredient.
Instead of overwhelming you with complex dishes, Chef Takayama keeps things simple so you can truly taste the freshness of the dish. It’s all about letting the natural flavors shine through! And don’t worry, he keeps his omakase relatively affordable at $98++ for his brunch menu. If you’re looking for something fancier, upgrade to a beverage tasting flight for $118++ per person!
Address: OUE Downtown 2, 6A Shenton Way, #01-09/10, S(068815)
Opening hours:
Tue – Sat: 12pm – 2.30pm, 7pm – 10.30pm
14. Sushi Masaaki
From $220/person
Now, we take our tastebuds to Kyoto with Sushi Masaaki, where Chef Masaaki Sakashita takes the helm. Starting at $220 per person, you can expect a couple of appetisers, a flight of sushi and sashimi, rice bowls, and a dessert. But what makes this spot one of the best omakase restaurants in Singapore is its concept – each plate is a reflection of Chef Masaaki’s dedication to the craft. It’s like he’s telling a story through the ingredients and the techniques used, giving you a one-of-a-kind experience you won’t forget!
Address: South Beach Avenue, 26 Beach Road, #B1-17, S(189768)
Opening hours:
Mon: 9am – 5pm
Tue – Sun: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
15. Teppei Japanese Restaurant
From $100++/person
Teppei Japanese Restaurant is arguably the best Japanese omakase restaurant in Singapore, which is why you might have to wait up to a month to get a reservation here. Brace yourself for a three hour, 17-course omakase meal that serves up unique dishes, each thoughtfully created by the chefs at Teppei.
Apart from amazing food, Teppei certainly wins with their theatrics as every chef brims with passion and makes sure that every customer leaves satisfied and happy. It may be an uphill battle to snag seats on Fridays and weekends, but if you want to avoid the race, try getting a seat on a Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday instead. And with 17 courses for $100++, it’s worth securing a seat!
Address: Orchid Hotel Singapore, 1 Tras Link, #01-18, S(078867)
Opening hours:
Mon – Fri: 11.45am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Sat: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10pm
16. Shoukouwa
From $380/person for lunch
If you’re looking for a top-tier omakase experience, Shoukouwa is a must-visit. This two-star Michelin restaurant takes omakase to the next level, with top-quality fish and meat flown in regularly from the Toyosu Market, ensuring every dish is made with the freshest ingredients available.
One standout is their abalone dish, known for its tender texture and delicate sweetness. At $380 per person for lunch, and $520 for dinner, Shoukouwa is one of the pricier omakase options we have on this list, but its steep price is justified by the impeccable service, relaxing atmosphere, and the quality of their ingredients that make it a once-in-a-lifetime dining experience!
Address: One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, #02-02A, S(049213)
Opening hours:
Tue – Sat: 1pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
17. Ki Su Shoujin Omakase
From $88++/person
Traditional omakase meals usually feature fish and meat as the main highlights, but did you know you can enjoy a flavorful omakase experience without the meat? Ki Su Shoujin Omakase is one of the best spots in Singapore offering vegan and vegetarian omakase sets, serving up meatless alternatives to dishes like sashimi and wagyu bowls.
This French-Japanese fusion restaurant has earned a spot on the Michelin Guide, and it’s easy to see why. Each dish is carefully crafted to achieve the perfect balance of flavours, proving that you don’t need meat to enjoy umami-rich meals. With lunch priced at $88++ and dinner at $168++, it’s a great place to savour a vegan omakase experience!
Address: 60 Tras Street, #01-01, S(078999)
Opening hours:
Mon – Sat: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
18. Shinji by Kanesaka (St. Regis)
From $150/person for lunch
Shinji by Kanesaka is an omakase restaurant that my colleague says is the closest you can get to sushi in Japan, praising the freshness and clean taste of each dish without being too jelak. In fact, it’s so good that she makes it a point to treat herself to their omakase meal once a year, where “even the fruits they serve at the end of some omakase sets are flown in from Japan – the melon is to-die-for!” she says.
So, if you’re craving a different kind of omakase experience, head to Shinji by Kanesaka. At $150 for a lunch set, you get a bit of everything from anago to ootoro for a good variety of dishes with new and exciting flavours to explore! And don’t forget the sea salt ice cream – it’s served between rice crackers and is the perfect palate cleanser to end your meal on a sweet note!
Note: We haven’t had the chance to visit the outlet at Carlton Hotel, but if you do go over, do note that there may be a different set of options, especially the Hana (9-piece sushi course set) that’s going at $100.
Address: St. Regis Hotel, Lobby, 29 Tanglin Road, S(247911)
Opening hours:
Mon – Sat: 10am – 10pm
Dine like royalty at the best omakase restaurants in Singapore (2025)
Treat yourself to some of the best omakase spots, and indulge in a flight of carefully-crafted dishes made with fresh fish, meat, and other ingredients! For other yummy options, check out the best high tea spots in Singapore for afternoon tea sets, or gather your friends and family for a dinner at the best hotpot places in Singapore for a comforting meal!
This article was updated on 21 March 2025. Additional research done by Janica Ng.
