Sakae’s Delivery Hotline Number: 6388 8383
Delivery Hotline Operation Hours: 10 – 9pm
Delivery Time: 12 – 10pm
Waiting Time: call 1 hour in advance
Minimum order: $30
($5 delivery charge applicable for orders below $50)
About Sakae Sushi
It all started in 1997 in Singapore, when having fine Japanese cuisine and fresh sushi meant spending top dollars. He noticed that his wife, an avid fan of Japanese food, was always dining consciously at such restaurants for fear of incurring an exorbitant bill.
And so the ode began. Motivated to make his wife’s sushi dining experience unique, fulfilling and carefree, he founded Sakae Sushi, a trendy restaurant haven where she, along with every Japanese food enthusiast, could enjoy the freshest, inexpensive Japanese savouries without a worry about cost.
Like his love for his wife, nothing about Sakae Sushi is ordinary. From the sushi conveyor belt, its consistently-delicious delectables on the colourful plates, attractive presentation and portions, Sakae Sushi appeals to the budget-conscious, the fresh-food follower, and the stylish sushi connoisseur. Even today’s iGeneration find it hard to resist as every Sakae Sushi is fitted with emergent technologies like our Interactive Menu.
Today, Sakae Sushi has grown into a global chain of more than 50 outlets throughout Asia and beyond, serving over 200 varieties of delectables of sushi, sashimi and many others. Its economical price, ever-changing menu, endearing staff and ambiance ensure that this fairytale dining experience will never be short of fans’ accolade
Note: Please order 3 days in advance during festive season (Dec-Jan).
Sakae Sushi Delivery Menu (PDF)
Website: www.sakaesushi.com.sg
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Want fresh and real Japanese food? Then stay away from Sakae Sushi. Sakae Sushi is a Singaporean Japanese restaurant. The food is bad… really bad… well, if you don’t have other choices, desperate and never had real Japanese food in your life then… still don’t go to Sakae Sushi.
then, where else can we go for good sushi? any recommendations?
you do sound like you know your food