Shunjuu Izakaya

Shunjuu Izakaya

Written by Jasmine Teo | October 02, 2024

Image: Shunjuu Izakaya

Best for

Charcoal-grilled skewers

Address

30 Robertson Quay #01-15 Riverside View

S238251 Singapore

Phone

+65 8427 8155

Opening hours

Lunch: Daily 12:00 â 14:30

Dinner:

Mon to Thu 18:00 â 23:00

Fri & Sat 18:00 â 23:30

Sun 17:00 â 22:30

Website

Shunjuu Izakaya

shunjuu@shunjuu.com

Shunjuu Izakaya is a Japanese restaurant in Singapore that is best known for its charcoal-grilled skewers. It is located at Robertson Quay, right along the Singapore River. It is the perfect place to unwind after a hard day’s work and down some sake while enjoying the view of the river!

Highlights:

60 types of sake: You can choose from the 60 types of nihonshu or Japanese sake on the menu to pair with your choices of skewers, sashimi, and fried items.
Open kitchen concept: You can take in the vibrance of the restaurant and watch the chef in action in the open kitchen amidst the shouts of Japanese greetings from the staff.
Multi-awarded izakaya: Shunjuu Izakaya is a proud recipient of multiple industry awards including the Singapore Top Restaurant Award, the Singapore Best Restaurant Award, the Singapore Signature Dish Award, and the Excellence Service Award.

FOOD:

Set Lunch: S$13 – S$25
Drinking Food (Cold): S$9 – S$23
Drinking Food (Hot): S$11 – S$20
Sashimi: S$12 – S$57
Charcoal grill: S$5 – S$25
Fried Food: S$10 – S$20
Rice and Noodles: S$5 – S$21
Dessert: S$6 – S$12

DRINKS:

Warm Sake: S$15 – S$29
Junmai: S$39 – S$99
Ginjyo: S$39 – S$89
Junmai Ginjyo: S$39 – S$269
Daiginjyo: S$39 – S$199
Junmai Daiginjyo: 39 – S$299
Shochu: S$14 – S$24 per glass
Beer: S$10 – S$38
Plum Wine/Liqueur: S$12 – S$19 per glass
Wine: S$69 – S$119
Cocktails: S$11 – S$19
Non-alcoholic beverages: S$5 – S$12

MUST-TRIES:

Grilled ox tongue
Grilled Kagoshima ribeye beef
Oyster rolled with pork
Fried tofu with spicy sauce
Fried squid tentacles with truffle salt

LOOK & FEEL: Shunjuu Izakaya has two dining areas that offer different experiences. The indoor dining area, with its open-concept kitchen, gives off the vibe of a regular Japanese izakaya. It could get slightly noisy, but it is all part of the izakaya experience. If you prefer a more relaxed atmosphere, you can sit in the outdoor area and enjoy the view of the river.

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