Sakeshi – The Salmon House
ANAK BUKIT, Singapore
Restaurant in Singapore, Singapore
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Dress
Casual
Why go
Sakeshi – The Salmon House works when the group specifically wants a salmon-focused Japanese meal in Singapore without turning dinner into a high-ceremony occasion. It is a better fit for small tables and casual catch-ups than for broad mixed-diet groups or milestone dining where range matters more.
About Sakeshi – The Salmon House
For a first-timer in Singapore looking for Japanese dining built around salmon, Sakeshi – The Salmon House is best understood as a focused option rather than a broad, all-purpose restaurant. It offers salmon-focused Japanese cuisine, with opening hours from Tuesday to Sunday and closure on Monday.
Book it when salmon is the point, not when the group needs range
This is easier to recommend for diners who specifically want salmon-focused Japanese food than for groups looking for a wide range of cuisines or formats. The appeal is the salmon-led angle, so the table should be comfortable with that focus before choosing it.
Sakeshi – The Salmon House does not feature awards or chef credentials, so the decision should be practical. Choose it for its clear cuisine focus and Singapore location, rather than for an asserted accolade, tasting-menu format, or special service style.
How to use it well on a first visit
Treat Sakeshi – The Salmon House as a focused Japanese option in Singapore. It is closed on Monday and open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 AM–3 PM and 5:30–10 PM. The right visit is about matching the table to a salmon-focused meal; if the group needs broader choices, consider other dining in Singapore.
Planning details
- Location
- 17 Lor Kilat, #01-05, Singapore 598139
- Website
- sakeshi.com.sg
- Phone
- +65 8977 8676
Venue details
Ambiance
Casual Japanese dining with a wholesome, salmon-specialist concept inspired by Japanese traditions and Okinawan longevity themes.
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Vibe
Best For
Experience
Sourcing
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Standard
Signature Dishes
- Salmon Collagen Soup
- Salmon Waterfall Yuzu Soba
- Sakeshi Yukke Don
- Salmon Aburi Mentai Don
- Salmon Katsu Curry Don
- Salmon Udon Carbonara
Planning details
Location
Also consider
Where to Go If This Is Not the Fit
If the group wants seafood but not a salmon-led Japanese meal, cross-shop Chin Huat Live Seafood Restaurant 镇发活海鲜. If value and variety matter more than the cuisine focus, MP Thai (Vision Exchange) is the more flexible fallback.
Restaurant context
How It Compares
Choose Sakeshi – The Salmon House when the table wants a focused Japanese meal built around salmon and an easier, lower-ceremony experience. Chin Huat Live Seafood Restaurant 镇发活海鲜 is the safer cross-shop for groups that want broader seafood range rather than a salmon-led format.
MP Thai (Vision Exchange) is the more flexible value play for diners who want Thai food at a stated $$ tier and more variety across the table. 2am:dessertbar is not a substitute for dinner, but it makes more sense when the plan is a dessert-focused stop or a post-meal booking.
67 pall mall is the better choice when drinks and a more adult evening format matter more than a specific cuisine. Minh Jiang at One-north is the one to compare if location near One-north is more important than the salmon focus.
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Comparison Notes
Against nearby Singapore peers, Sakeshi – The Salmon House is the narrower, easier-to-understand choice: book it for salmon-focused Japanese dining. Chin Huat Live Seafood Restaurant 镇发活海鲜 gives seafood groups more range, while MP Thai (Vision Exchange) is clearer for value because its $$ tier is stated.
For atmosphere and occasion, 67 pall mall reads more drinks-led, 2am:dessertbar is a dessert-specific alternative, Minh Jiang at One-north is more useful when the neighborhood is the deciding factor. Sakeshi works when the craving is specific and the group is aligned.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Sakeshi – The Salmon House?
There is no specific dress code. Sakeshi – The Salmon House is a salmon-focused Japanese venue in Singapore, so choose attire appropriate for the occasion and check directly with the restaurant if you need certainty.
Does Sakeshi – The Salmon House handle dietary restrictions?
Check with the restaurant before you go if you need a strict accommodation. Sakeshi – The Salmon House is a salmon-focused Japanese venue in Singapore, does not specify allergy, vegetarian, non-seafood, or other dietary policies.
When is Sakeshi – The Salmon House open?
Sakeshi – The Salmon House is closed on Monday. It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 AM–3 PM and 5:30–10 PM.
What is Sakeshi – The Salmon House known for?
Sakeshi – The Salmon House is known as a salmon-focused Japanese venue in Singapore.
