None of us are strangers to sushi carvings, but we love Singapore because we can dive into a sushi feast without worrying about the cost per piece. Forget about Sushi places in Singapore that charge you for each tiny sushi piece. 

Let us tell you about the places where you can enjoy unlimited sushi for a fixed buffet price. 

Because when it comes to sushi buffets, there’s always room for one more roll!

Such dining experience is found in Japanese buffet spots in Singapore but not all of them offer a wide variety of sushi. To simplify things, we’ve rounded up the 13 best all-you-can-eat sushi joints in Singapore. From Hokkaido’s fantastic sushi haven to Himawari’s live sushi show, we’ve explored the entire city to bring you the Japanese restaurants that offer the best sushi buffets in Singapore. Let’s roll your sushi roll cravings! 

Top 13 Free-Flow Sushi Buffet Spots Singapore

SR. NO.	BUFFET SPOT	BUDGET	SUSHI TYPES	CONSIDERATIONS
1	Hokkaido Sushi	$43.00++ to $48.00++	All Sushi types	Less variety for other buffet food
2	Kiseki Japanese Buffet	$29.80++ to $53.90++	Aburi Salmon, Gyu, Unagi, Maguro Sashimi	Limited Sushi variety
3	Sushi Kanazawa	$78++ (Sushi Set)	Omakase dining-style sushi	Expensive
4	Irodori Restaurant	$39.80++	Maguro, Shake, Hamachi, Mekajiki, Tako, Inari	Slow service
5	Mitsuba	$56.90++ to $99.90++	Assorted Sushi Rolls, Maki, Tako, Unagi	Pricey
6	IKOI	$50++	Nigiri, Temaki, Maki Sushi	Cramped seating
7	Shin Yuu	$41.90++ to $59.90++	Salmon and Beef Sushi	Strict staff
8	Kushi Japanese Dining	S$52.80 to S$56.80++	All Sushi types	Buffet time limit
9	Shin Minori	$33.90++ to $100++	Wide variety of Sushi	Charges for leftovers
10	Himawari Japanese Restaurant OCC	$52.80++ to $56.80++	Freshly Made Sushi Cakes	Buffet only from Friday to Sunday
11	Kumo Japanese Dining	$48.90++	Nigiri Sushi and Maki rolls	Limited buffet spread
12	SENSHI Sushi & Grill	$40+ to $55+	Pressed and torched pressed sushi	Limited time
13	En Dining	$58.90++	Salmon, Tuna, grilled eel, Swordfish	Hygiene concerns

Hokkaido Sushi

• Address: 81 Anson Road, M Hotel Singapore
• Budget: $43.00++ to $48.00++

Discover the ultimate sushi haven at Hokkaido Sushi Buffet! They’ve been in Japanese cuisine since 2016 and have been improving ever since. The best thing about their sushi is the variety. From Salmon, Tuna, Yellowtail, Swordfish, Prawn, Eel, and Whitefish with truffles, they have it all. You can also try various Maki Sushi rolls for extra flavors. Aside from traditional sushi, there are Temaki Hand rolls and Maki Rice rolls. 

Another reason is their promise of using Seasonal Fresh Fish. Aside from sushi, they have over 80 varieties, featuring everything from the freshest Sashimi to Tempura and even Charcoal Grilled Wagyu Beef. Taste authentic Japanese dishes that include seafood, fruits, and vegetables. All of the ingredients used in dishes are air-flown directly from Sapporo (Hokkaido) to Singapore every Tuesday and Friday.

We like their attention to detail, as even the rice used will be suitable with Sushi. The two exceptional varieties, Nanatsuboshi from Hokkaido (perfect for sushi) and Koshihikari from Niigata (sticky and sweet, ideal for pairing with various dishes), elevate the aburi and nigiri sushi experience. 

Whether planning an intimate gathering or a lively feast with a larger group, their private rooms cater to your every need. Join them for an unforgettable sushi adventure that’s fresh and affordable. 

Best for 

• Affordable dining 
• Wide variety of Sushi 
• Fresh Sushi taste 

Things to consider

• The buffet variety is limited

Kiseki Japanese Buffet Restaurant

• Address: Orchard Road, Orchard Central
• Budget: $29.80++ to $53.90++

Kiseki Japanese Buffet restaurant is best known for the regular Japanese buffet in Singapore. They feature highlights like the mouthwatering Aburi Salmon, succulent Gyu, irresistible Unagi, and the freshest Maguro Sashimi. Overall, you get 200 Buffet items that have 10 categories of Japanese delights. We highly recommend Cold Seafood, Tempura, and Agemono, along with Sushis.  

With endless servings of sushi and sashimi, this is a paradise for sushi lovers. Dive into a sea of assorted Sushi Rolls and Maki for fresh vibes. And that’s all about the variety you can expect. Still, its extensive selection of sushi, maki, and fresh sashimi makes up for the lack of sushi variety. 

But that’s not all; Kiseki’s ambiance is set atop the Orchard Center. The views are amazing and go well with Sushi delights. So, whether you’re a sushi lover or just looking for delightful Japanese cuisine, Kiseki is for you. 

Best for

• Japanese dining with hot and cold options 
• Panoramic views with Sushi 
• Friendly staff 

Things to consider

• Less variety of Sushi 

Sushi Kanazawa

• Address: Orchard Road, International Building
• Budget: $78++ (Sushi Set)

Step into Sushi Kanazawa, one of the best destinations for sushi enthusiasts in Singapore. What sets this place apart? It’s not just about sushi; it’s about an authentic, handcrafted experience. Imagine every piece of sushi being a work of art crafted by a master chef with over 30 years of expertise. Their most famous selections include Tamago Sushi, Sushi Platter, Tako Sushi, Salmon Belly Sushi, and Swordfish Sashimi. 

You get an Omakase dining-style sushi buffet set that has both Aburi and Nigiri types. Each piece is a refined cut with a burst of flavor! The chef recommends new delights and consistently serves up your chosen favorites with unmatched speed and precision. The staff is speedy whether you opt for a la carte or embark on the omakase journey. Instead of a buffet, it’s more like an all-you-can-eat sushi in Singapore. That is why it’s more expensive than regular buffets.  

Best for

• Hidden Gem in Singapore
• Cozy vibes
• Omakase-style buffet with Handcrafted Sushi 

Things to consider

• Expensive 

Irodori Restaurant

• Address: Havelock Road, Four Points by Sheraton, Rearview 
• Budget: $39.80++

If you like to have coffee after assorted sushi, then Irodori Restaurant stands out. They offer a variety of sushi like Maguro Sushi, featuring incredibly fresh tuna, served raw in the traditional Japanese style. Or Shake Sushi (Salmon), Hamachi Sushi (Yellow Tail), Mekajiki Sushi (Swordfish), Tako Sushi (Octopus), Inari Sushi with sweetened bean curd, and more! 

Despite a somewhat lively ambiance, there’s a comfortable and social atmosphere at Irodori. The service is top-notch, but it can get slow during rush hour. So, make sure to grab seats on the side of the air conditioner.

Aside from sushi, this place has fresh tasting Sashimi, which is a delight for seafood lovers. And it’s not just the raw delights; the cooked food is also expertly prepared with exquisite taste. With the buffet, you get a free-flow ice cream or coffee option. This combination of fresh ingredients and attentive service make it a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable sushi buffet in Singapore. 

Best for

• Fresh Sushi and Sashimi 
• Variety of Japanese dishes 
• Free-flow Ice cream and coffee

Things to consider

• Service is slow during rush hours 

Mitsuba

• Address: Eu Tong Sen Street, Clarke Quay Central
• Contact: Website or +65 6227 0388
• Budget: $56.90++ to $99.90++

Mitsuba Sushi Buffet in Singapore is a fantastic spot for sushi lovers! They have three menus: Buffet, Premium buffet, and Ala-Carte. Just a heads up: if you’re dining with friends, everyone must order from the same menu. The restaurant has a cozy vibe, like it’s not too flashy, just a regular restaurant with comfortable seating. The arrangements of the table are calculated so no one feels cramped.

Now, let’s talk about the main attraction–the sushi! Mitsuba offers a wide variety of sushi, and they are served in individual portions, so you get to try different flavors without feeling overwhelmed. Some highlights from their sushi menu include the Salmon Sushi with Mayonnaise, Flamed Salmon in Mentaiko Sauce, and many more!

What’s great is that they don’t just offer sushi; they’ve got options like Tako(Octopus), Unagi (Eel), and Kani Sarada Sushi (Crab Salad) to satisfy different tastes. And if you’re a fan of unique combinations, try the Sake Truffle Sushi.

And the best part? They offer free-flow iced green tea, so you can sip on something refreshing while savoring your sushi. They charge you for leftovers, but with the variety they offer, you wouldn’t want to waste a single bite!

Best for

• Tons of choices 
• Free-flow iced green tea
• Comfortable seating area 

Things to consider

• Too pricey for quality 
• Charges on leftover food 

IKOI

• Address: Havelock Road, Hotel Miramar Singapore 
• Budget: $50++

Indulge in a sushi lover’s heaven at Ikoi! It’s renowned for top-quality salmon, tuna, yellowtail, swordfish, cuttlefish, and octopus cuts. Also, try Japanese food, as their all-you-can-eat buffet boasts an impressive selection of over 100 mouthwatering items. We were surprised with complimentary drinks that came free with the buffet, so when we say “indulge your cravings,” we mean it.  

With an affordable price tag, Ikoi offers a buffet spread that includes more than nine varieties of sushi. Imagine the joy of choosing from this extensive selection. While the cozy atmosphere might lean towards noise due to limited space, it only adds to the place’s charm. Come for the superb quality sushi and leave with a belly that’s full. 

Best for

• Nigiri, Temaki, and Maki Sushi
• Tasty Sashimi and Tempura 
• Off-menu complimentary dishes 

Things to consider

• The quality of seafood can be inconsistent 
• Cramped seating 

Shin Yuu

• Address: 16 Greenwood Avenue, Hillcrest Road
• Budget: $41.90++ to  $59.90++

Shin Yuu takes the buffet experience up a notch with its Ala Carte Buffet. Let’s talk about the sushi first–they offer a wide variety of Salmon and Beef Sushi. Imagine 14 different types, each one perfectly seasoned and grilled to perfection. But the delights don’t stop there. Shin Yuu offers a mouth-watering menu that includes everything from oysters to cheesy tiger prawns. The best part? No long waits–your order hits the table promptly, but the staff may be strict. 

We highly recommend trying their thick slices of sashimi. And if you’re in the mood for something light, the silky chawanmushi is the go-to pick. The vibes aren’t too luxurious but show the essence of Japan’s simplicity and comfort. Lastly, it may be expensive, but you get excellent value for your money. 

Best for

• Ala Carte Buffet
• Thick slices of Sashimi and fresh sushi 
• Simplistic vibes 

Things to consider

• Charges too much 
• Staff are strict regarding the timing 

Kushi Japanese Dining

• Address: MacPherson Road, Grantral Mall 
• Budget: S$52.80 to S$56.80++

Kushi Japanese Dining has been delighting sushi lovers since 2008. It’s known for Shabu Shabu, but don’t miss out on other authentic premium Japanese food like sushi here. Picture this: fresh, melt-in-your-mouth sashimi from Tokyo’s renowned Tsukiji Fish Market. And if you’re into variety, Kushi has you covered with an array of sushi options.

Let’s talk about the classics: Maguro (red tuna), Tako (octopus), Ika (squid), Mekajiki (swordfish), and more. Also, Kushi Japanese Dining doesn’t just stop at the classics; they increase your sushi experience with unique creations. Ever tried Salmon Mayonnaise Inari or the Crabstick sensation of Kani? These are the kind of surprises that set Kushi apart.

And if you’re a sushi roll lover, you’re in for a treat. It is a treat of flavors from the ever-popular California Maki to the refreshing Kappa Maki (cucumber roll) and Kushi’s Makimono (Sushi Roll) selection.

Plus, they’re kid-friendly. With baby-friendly chairs and cutlery, Kushi ensures that families can enjoy their sushi feast together. Just remember to reserve beforehand, as it gets full quickly. 

Best for

• Wide variety of Sushi 
• Tasty Bite-sized Makimono (Sushi Rolls)
• Birthday celebrations 

Things to consider

• Not the best taste of fried items 
• Time limit buffet 

Shin Minori

• Address: Clemenceau Avenue, UE Square
• Budget: $33.90++ to $100++ 

Another great spot is Shin Minori. At Shin Minori, your taste buds are in for a treat with a diverse array of over 220 delectable dishes. The menu is a must-try, from the freshest sashimi to an array of nigiri sushi, temaki (hand rolls), sushi rolls, and over 60 enticing cooked dishes. 

What sets Shin Minori apart is its commitment to offering an unmatched Japanese buffet experience. Choose from seven carefully curated menus. And all of them generously feature free-flow sushi. As fans of sushi, we tried them all, from Aburi sushi and Inari sushi to Mat sushi rolls and other sushi delights. 

For those who enjoy pairing sushi with oysters, the Oyster Buffet is a must-try. Alternatively, the Ozimu Buffet caters to those who prefer a different sushi experience. However, we highly recommend the buffet with the Asahi menu for the ultimate sushi course. 

Best for

• Luxurious buffet dining 
• One-stop for Japanese and sushi cravings
• Variety of buffet menu selection 

Things to consider

• Not the best oyster buffet 
• Charges for buffet leftovers 

Himawari Japanese Restaurant OCC

• Address: Orchid Country Club
• Budget: $52.80++ to $56.80++

For a weekend sushi getaway, we recommend Himawari Japanese Restaurant OCC. One of the highlights that sets Himawari apart is the live view of Japanese chefs preparing sushi right before your eyes. It’s like a live performance! And guess what? They even offer Freshly Made Sushi Cakes for special occasions.

Now, let’s talk about the buffet–they have unique Japanese delights like Tako Wasabi (octopus mixed with wasabi), Spider Maki (featuring the delectable soft-shell crab), Salmon Head, and more. Dining here might lean towards the expensive side, especially for a group. But the portions are generous, and the quality of the food justifies the expense. 

As for ambiance, Himawari keeps it simple, spotlighting what matters most – the food.  With over 13 varieties of sushi, 8 types of maki, and 14 different temaki, Himawari is all about sushi and Japanese rolls! Lastly, add $2 to have wasabi pairing with free-flow sushi. 

Best for

• Cosy setting 
• Widespread buffet 
• Mouthwatering quality sushi 

Things to consider

• Buffet only from Friday to Sunday 
• Expensive with charges for beverages

Kumo Japanese Dining

• Address: Alexandra Central Mall
• Budget: $48.90++

We have nothing to say about Kumo except that you can expect freshness! We’re talking about the tastiest Japanese cuisine using quality marinated meat cooked on-site. Plus, the sauces and toppings are made in-house for that extra burst of flavor.

Now, let’s talk about sushi. Imagine this: fresh, thick slices of sushi and salmon. If you’re into Nigiri Sushi, they have a variety beyond the usual ones. Mackerel Sushi is something new we tried here, and it was flavorful. Also, don’t miss out on the Maki Rolls and Hand Rolls–they’re the perfect companions to complete your dining experience. 

And if you’re feeling a bit extra, go for the Seafood & Sushi Extra. It’s just an extra $3.00 for a seafood feast. Now, here’s a little something for Muslims–while they aren’t certified halal, they’ve got you covered with a range of non-alcoholic beverages. So, come over to Kumo Japanese Dining and enjoy the fresh sushi buffet in Singapore. 

Best for

• Fresh quality 
• Friendly staff 
• Free parking coupon

Things to consider

• Slow service during busy hours 
• Limited buffet spread as compared to others

Senshi Sushi & Grill

• Address: New Bridge Road, Dorsett Singapore
• Budget: $40+ to $55+

SENSHI Sushi & Grill is a hidden gem in Singapore. You get the ambiance of the bar and restaurant combined in one with a Japanese-style interior. The food variety is impressive, with standout dishes like Salmon Mentaiko Maki Roll and Tuna Truffle Sushi. The assorted sashimi and the generously portioned teriyaki chicken sticks are a definite highlight.

SENSHI takes sushi seriously and includes both pressed and torched pressed sushi. The buffet menu features a tempting list, such as Sake (Salmon), Maguro (Tuna), Tamago (Egg), and more. For vegetarians, there is an option like Inari (Sweet Beancurd) for a non-meat sushi pick. The attention to detail is evident, with each order thoughtfully prepared to perfection. 

They sweeten the deal with a complimentary dessert per person. Also, the buffet price includes a free flow of drinks! Feeling fancy? You can add free-flow alcohol for an extra $38 to your buffet. Lastly, there are even two private rooms, so reserve beforehand for comfy seating. 

Best for

• Free flow drinks
• Complimentary dessert 
• Lovely ambiance 

Things to consider

• Limited buffet (120 minutes)
• Staff may rush a little 

En Dining 

• Address: Robinson Road, Capital Tower
• Budget: $58.90++

At EN Dining, it’s all about the diverse range of Japanese dishes with premium and fresh ingredients. Enjoy different flavors of sushi like Salmon, Tuna, Swordfish, Grilled Eel, Shrimp, Octopus, and Egg. Each piece of sushi is mouth-watering and affordable. Although En Dining has less variety of sushi than others, it has overall good value for the price.  

From the ocean-fresh Salmon Sushi to the Grilled Eel Sushi, it’s sure to satisfy your cravings. Also, pair your delicious meal with their extensive selection of beverages, including sakes, draft beers, highballs, and shochu. 

For those who love options, they’ve got you covered with Lunch buffet and Dinner set menus or the eat-all-you-can a la carte buffet menu. Just know that all buffets are limited to a delightful 90 minutes. Book your table to enjoy sushi in the tasty vibes with fine details that give an inviting ambiance for everyone. 

Best for

• Sushi and Shabu Shabu 
• Affordable dining 
• Kid-friendly prices and staff 

Things to consider

• Only the buffet menu has good value for the money 
• Hygiene concerns

Summing It Up!

Remember to check the timing of each Buffet! From secret spots like Senshi Sushi & Grill to fancy feasts at Shin Minori, each place gives you a one-of-a-kind, flavor-packed sushi experience. Whether you’re a sushi pro, a fan of great views, or just want a cozy Japanese spot, these buffets have something for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I enjoy endless sushi in Singapore?

If you’re craving unlimited sushi in Singapore, head to Japanese restaurants that offer buffet deals. These deals let you feast on as much sushi as you want within a set time.

2. Which sushi buffet in Singapore is budget-friendly?

For a wallet-friendly sushi feast in Singapore, check out Hokkaido Sushi. Their buffet prices range from $43.00 to $48.00++, making it an affordable option for sushi lovers.

3. What’s the priciest sushi buffet in Singapore?

If you’re looking for a lavish sushi experience in Singapore, Sushi Kanazawa is the high-end choice. Their handcrafted omakase-style buffet is set at $78++ and offers a unique and indulgent sushi adventure.