Sushi Plus Review: New Sushi Train And Conveyor Belt Restaurant At Bugis With Prices Starting From $1.50

You’ll still get to enjoy economical rates starting from $1.50++, with the only difference being the addition of premium options. Food at Sushi Plus Eyeing on the array of delicately plated sushi and grilled dishes, I was surprised to find out that these were the handiwork of a team of full-time chefs trained in Taiwan.

Fans of aburi sushi can get some of that flame-torched action with dishes such as Mentaiko Scallop Sushi ($2.50++ per piece) . As the scallop was already rich on its own, I found the coating of mentaiko a bit too much for my liking. If you prefer something lighter on your palate, try out their Cheese Masago with Tamagoyaki ($1.50++ per piece) .

This also resulted in a melange of flavours from the egg’s pudding-like sweetness and savoury cheese masago. As an indecisive person, I’m glad Sushi Plus offers the Triple Flavour Salmon Selection ($5++) for a chance to sample all three of their aburi salmon sushi.

The Jumbo Caramelised Salmon was my personal favourite out of the trio. Despite glistening in oil, the sushi’s greasiness was balanced out by smoky notes from the caramelised toppings. As a larger slice of fish was used, the ratio of creamy topping to sweet fish was more balanced.

With harmony between these two elements, this sushi was more palatable than the scallop mentaiko. If you prefer food served above room temperature, check out their range of grilled and cooked dishes including the Seared Beef Cubes ($4++) .

Devotees of Sushi Express can spot the difference with Sushi Plus’ Sea Urchin Cream Croquette ($3++) . Yomie’s Rice x Yogurt: Famous Yogurt Drink Stall Opens With 1-For-1 Drinks On 21 Dec 2019 If your eyes twinkle at the sight of “Special Offer”, then be sure to add an order of Grilled Butter Lobster at just $8++ per piece .

Caught in Canadian waters, the lobster was cooked with a generous slab of butter which helped to bring out the meat’s natural sweetness. Especially since the Black Sesame Molten Lava Cake with Vanilla Ice Cream was on offer at $4.50++ instead of the usual $7++ rate tag. Besides this entertaining mode of service, you can take your pick from sushi plates circulating on the conveyor belt.

I’m not surprised as the Japanese fare here is value for money, especially with premium dishes such as lobster and uni. Plus, the low quotation point doesn’t discredit the quality of sushi you’ll be getting.