#set meals

Rahan ラハン — cozy teishoku restaurant serving Japanese set meals 🍚🎣🍋‍🟩

Complete set meals built around a main dish, accompanied by rice, miso soup, pickles, and a variety of side dishes. The menu changes regularly, with options ranging from grilled fish and sashimi to chicken dishes and rice bowls.

✧ teishoku restaurant serving Japanese set meals

✧ rotating menu featuring seasonal dishes

✧ balanced meals with rice, miso soup, small sides, and vegetables

📍Koto, Tokyo

Nitakiya Owan 煮炊きや おわん — local spot that serves teishoku and sake. 🍚🍶

A Japanese set-meal spot in a quiet neighborhood, specializing in wholesome home-style dishes and a diverse selection of Japanese alcohol. The meals change with the season and are made with care, balance, and plenty of small dishes that warm the heart.

✧ balanced set meals with a variety of side dishes

✧ seasonal ingredients and home-style cooking

✧ a wide diverse variety of sake

📍Chuo, Tokyo

kiku zakura japanese restaurant, mid valley megamall.

this restaurant has been here for many many years and it’s been so long since i last visited, earlier this month, decided to visit for dinner with family. their menu is extensive and lots of set meals to choose from too, pretty sure there’s something for everyone.

i ordered their udon and sushi mentai set which has salad, chawanmushi and fruits. the udon is such a simple yet hearty meal, absolutely love the bouncy noodles and appetizing soup. sushi is also really flavorful and fresh.

ichiriki, the gardens mall.

was here with friends for dinner, the restaurant was quite popular apparently, even on a weekday. there’s quite a lot of food options to pick from, both set meals and ala carte menu, i took some time to think about, and finally decided on the sushi and tonkatsu set.

the maki rolls are pretty standard, and i like the bonito flakes on top very much. the tonkatsu is quite big, but the meat was really lean, so it’s a little tough. skin was crispy but i spent too long eating, so it became soggy after a while. the meal was filling though. need lots of green tea to help cleanse the palate.

There is always one paticular restaurant that I love to patron, none other than Ichiban Sushi. Going there always makes my day better, much better instead.

It is definitely one of the most value for money Japanese chain restaurant in Singapore. It is the most decent price restaurant serving a wide range of good handmade sushi!

They have a wide variety of ala carte dish and set meals too. Set meals ranging from 15.90 to 20.90 and Lunch and Dinner value meals starting from 14.90! The main course comes with chawamushi, salmon sashimi (sometimes it comes with mixed tempura), a bowl of rice, fruits and miso soup in a set. The generous servings can definitely fill up an empty stomach.

They also have their Zosui (porridge or Japanese style risotto) promotion going at $5. All zosui comes with a complimentary ocha and tempura fish cake. A good place to have a high tea.

They have a really wide range if conveyor belt sushi and sashimi. For sushi lovers, it will be good if you get a seat by the conveyor belt as you will be literally spoilt for choices! Sushi prices ranges from $2.10 to $5.50. Not only that, they also have delicious homemade pastry and desserts on the conveyor belt such as mochi, chocolate and mango mousse, coronet and cheesecake.

Salmon Cheese ($2.10) - The burnt cheese taste awesome with the salmon.

Tamago roll ($2.10)

Tamago Zensai ($3.90) - The combination of egg, crabstick, cucumber and mayonnaise is very classic.

Tamago Unagi ($5.50) - Enough said, you should try this one out yourself!

I love the coronet so much, it comes in two flavour, vanilla custard and chocolate. Coronet is french bread filled with the custard.  The combination of the crispy french bread and the smooth chocolate custard makes the taste linger in your mouth for quite sometime.

Chocolate custard coronet (4 small pieces) ($2.10)

Chocolate mousse ($2.10)

Ichiban Sushi has a comfortable, casual and friendly atmosphere that makes your dining experience a pleasant one

Ichiban Sushi is part of the RE&S Group that has alot more of other restuarants such as Ichiban Boshi, Kuishin-Bo, Kuriya Dining, Men-Ichi Japanese ramen etc

So do check this one out, you will not regret for sure!

This time round, I didnt order the set meal, coz it is very filling, and I love their sushi! it definitely taste different from other sushi outlet. Even so, those main course are good and worth trying too!