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Sushi-GO, a Shinkansen Sushi Concept by RE&S Group, Unveils New Menu with Over 100 Varieties

 Sushi prices start from S$1.80 while premium items such as ikura gunkan and sashimi go at below S$6


Sushi-GO is proud to announce the launch of its new menu, which comprises over 100 varieties, including innovative sushi, hot items, and desserts! The restaurant doles out delicious sushi offerings starting from S$1.80 while premium items such as ikura gunkan and sashimi are affordably priced below S$6. Not only that, but Sushi-GO also offers an extensive cooked-food menu, which features crowd favorites such as ramen, soft shell crab tempura, takoyaki, and karaage. With these cooked-food and hot dishes, there is something for the whole family, from kids to adults.


At this restaurant, a mini shinkansen-shaped bullet train delivers food items directly to your table via a railway track replica. The bullet train is a symbol of the restaurant’s commitment to providing fuss-free and speedy service to deliver the freshest sushi and food items to diners.  

The revamped menu will feature a combination of new culinary innovations and beloved classics. New items include the Spicy Onion Chashu Sushi (S$2.30), a gorgeous offering showcasing sliced chashu perched on blocks of vinegared rice. The intertwining strips of onion are accompanied with a homemade spicy sauce, which packs a fragrant note and is highly addictive. Mala lovers will certainly love the Mala Clam Gunkan (S$1.80) and Mala Clam (S$3.20), whose fiery and numbing sensation is owed to Sichuan peppercorns, chili peppers and various spices soused in oil.

Mala Clam Gunkan

Mala Clam

Spicy Onion Chashu Sushi


The Gunkan series will feature new hotate and inari offerings. Try the Teriyaki Hotate Gunkan (S$2.30) or Wasabi Hotate Gunkan (S$2.80), both of which put a new spin on classics. The Tako Wasabi Gunkan (S$2.30) sees chopped octopus laced with the palate-enveloping hotness of wasabi. New inari sushi offerings include the Inari Lobster Salad (S$2.30), Inari Crab Salad (S$1.80), Inari Tuna Mayo (S$1.80), Inari Soboro (S$2.30) and Inari Corn Salad (S$1.80). The different ingredients stuffed inside the deep-fried tofu pockets offer distinct mouthfeels and flavors.   

Tako Wasabi Gunkan


Another new item is the Miso Chashu Ramen (S$4.80), which packs an umami flavor. The slices of chashu are incredibly tender, and the ramen noodles have a firm bite. There is also a spicy variation: Spicy Miso Chashu Ramen (S$5.30). There are new desserts such as the wobbly and sweet Caramel Pudding (S$3.80) or the earthy Matcha Warabi Mochi (S$3.20).

Miso Chashu Ramen

Caramel Pudding

Matcha Warabi Mochi

Sushi-GO’s new menu will also retain many of the all-time favorites. Top seller Salmon-Go (S$3.20) is an indulgent trio comprising Mentaiko Aburi Salmon Sushi, Cheese Aburi Salmon Sushi and Salmon Sushi. Or opt for the Spicy Salmon-GO (S$3.80), which whets the appetite with its fiery sauce over chunks of salmon. A chef’s recommendation, the Lobster Salad-GO (S$3.80) features chunks of the crustacean mixed with creamy mayonnaise; refreshing cucumber cubes are embedded within each sushi rice. The Ikura Gunkan (S$3.80) is a well-loved favorite, with glistening salmon roe promising a burst of savory flavor. For the GO-Tsumami Sushi (S$5.50 for 2pcs), a fresh slice of salmon drapes a block of vinegared rice, which is set on a carpet of nori. Crabstick meat and ikura are then heaped atop for extra indulgence.

Salmon-Go

Ikura Gunkan

GO-Tsumami Sushi


Sushi-GO Promotions

1)      Sushi-GO will offer selected sushi items at just S$1.80 for its weekday lunch promotion starting from 1 September 2020. The promotion* starts from 11am to 5pm and will be ongoing until further notice. Each day will follow a theme:

·         Salmon Monday

·         Tamago Tuesday

·         Spicy Wednesday

·         Ebi Thursday

*Promotion is valid for dine-in only, and from Monday to Thursday except for public holidays.

2)      Spend S$20 and get a chance to catch an ice cream, which is specially imported from Japan, at the ice cream machine cum claw catcher!


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