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Over 20 MUIS-certified Japanese restaurants — from ramen and gyudon to yakiniku and sushi. Your complete guide to eating Japanese food with confidence.

You don't need S$300 for omakase. From S$38 lunch sets to S$88 multi-course dinners — honest prices, practical tips, and our picks.

From rich tonkotsu to light shio — how to choose the right bowl, where locals actually eat, and what to order your first time.

Singapore is not Japan — and that might be exactly why it's one of the best places in the world to eat Japanese food.