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Always deterred by the long queue whenever around Takashimaya but finally tried it for the first time and the hype is real! Fish was really fresh and side dish was in abundance and portion overall was really filling. Love the seaweed with a tinge of spicy sauce! Had to order and wait for 1hour for t

Reasonable price and enjoyable good quality grill. I like the teriyaki sauce which they added Yuzu profile to it. Helps to enhance the fish flavour. The Oden is nice with big chunky melt in the mouth daikon. The Q is infamously long and they have a strange way of Queuing and ordering but it is fine

Tasty grilled fish joint! Black cod was absolutely delicious and meat was tender, would recommend to go for it even tho its slightly more exp and I'd say its pretty good value for money.

A very nice grilled fish. Love it! Love the taste and all. Beware of long queue and no reservations. Die die must eat! Highly recommended!

Always wanted to try but the long queue deterred me. Today, I had some time to join the queue at 11.40am and was seated at 12pm. Food was served in 5min. Paid $17 for the black cod fish set and the wait is definitely worth. Rice was generous, the fish was very fresh and cooked to perfection. The sid

Not my first time here. It never disappoints just that you will need to wait very long during lunch or dinner hour. Come at odd hours.. The price and portion is very reasonable. One of the best japanese grilled fish in sg.

Tucked all the way at the end of the basement, this place is really a hidden find. Cheap but fresh and good seafood!! Oden set is really a must try, the soup is so flavourful. The only deterring thing is the long queue to get a seat, else it's definitely a must try in this area!

My go-to for a hearty, value-for-month Japanese grilled fish meal is #NakajimaSuisanGrilledFish in the basement of Takashimaya department store. The neverending queue of customers (you need to order and pay at the counter first before joining the queue) speaks of its popularity. Even though their me