Here’s a list of restaurants offering luxurious buffet spreads, exquisite Japanese, Korean & Mediterranean cuisine, local gourmet food with special Mother’s Day themed menus as well as sumptuous takeaway feasts to impress your queen this Mother’s Day.

Oita Prefecture is blessed with an abundance of natural attractions, a warm climate and a conducive environment for agricultural products to grow. They are the number one producer of kabosu (citrus fruit similar to lime). Other Oita specialty products include kosho (pepper), miso, yuzu and sweet potato beverages.

Enjoy Japanese seafood such as salmon and tuna sashimi, ready-to-eat grilled saba and unagi? Shop online on SAKANA for a selection of handpicked fresh sashimi and ready-to-eat delicacies, and have them delivered islandwide!

Good news for all oyster lovers! At just S$45++, you can feast on FREE-FLOW Oysters and Cocktails at Kura Oyster and Highball Bar!

As the sister restaurant of Kinki, Ginkyō boldly redefines the Japanese dining experience with a playful blend of authenticity and contemporary creativity, expressed through its accessible bistro menu of Japanese favourites set in a lively and casual setting.

Now’s the time to celebrate the new year and Valentine’s Day by indulging in a quality omakase experience but you don’t necessarily have to spend lavishly. Here’s our handpicked list of 7 unique omakase experiences which range from $39++ to $248++ per pax (lunch menu).

Featuring 3 exceptional omakase restaurants, 5 premium sushi specialty restaurants and 2 quality conveyor belt sushi restaurants. Save this list and take your pick when you feel like splurging on a special occasion or simply taking your family and loved ones out for a quality sushi dining experience.

Nestled in The Plaza, accessible from PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Uni Gallery by Ooster Bay is a haven for fans of sea urchin. This fall season, the uni specialty restaurant recently launched a 7-Course Autumn Menu at $88++, featuring star ingredients such as uni, abalone and A5 Wagyu beef.

Hazuki (晴月) is a Kyoto-style fine dining Japanese restaurant offering the top-quality culinary expressions of Hazuki, set in a aesthetic lounge adorned with luxurious Gucci homeware, exquisite Kagami crystalware and 1,000 year-old yakusugi (cedar wood) place settings.

While there are plenty of Omakase restaurants across this little island, Jō Japanese Restaurant is a hidden gem situated in the idyllic Seletar Country Club. This place offers an authentic Japanese dining experience where you can enjoy Omakase and a medley of dishes made with the finest ingredients. They are served in the traditional style of Kaiseki by their chefs with many years of experience working in the Japanese association.

Dine in style at Sushi Mew, which has recently opened its door in October last year along Cecil Street! Look forward to Singapore's first one-of-a-kind pool Omakase concept that allows you to have an unforgettable dining experience!

Holland Village is home to several Japanese restaurants like Umi Nami, Takeshi-San, and Sanpoutei Ramen. However, don't miss out on SENS Dining as they have recently moved from Raffles Holland Village to 243 Holland Avenue, spanning across two levels at this new location.

What's a better way to spend time with your loved ones than having Shabu Shabu (a Japanese nabemono hotpot dish) together? Visit KYOJO, a new Shabu Shabu restaurant that has recently opened its door along Orchard Road!