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WAKUDA Singapore Launches New Menu and Exclusive Weekend Brunch Experience

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WAKUDA Singapore introduces a sensational new menu and a curated weekend brunch, blending authentic Japanese flavors with modern culinary artistry. From indulgent seafood dishes to innovative desserts and an elevated brunch experience, WAKUDA sets a new standard for dining in Singapore.

Signature Dishes in the New Menu

  • Hokkaido Scallop Carpaccio: Luxurious scallops paired with umami-rich uni and premium caviar for a refined taste of the ocean.
  • Tempura Corn Crunch Roll: A unique combination of angel prawn, sweet Japanese corn, and creamy avocado wrapped in a delightful crunch.
  • Carabinero Prawn with Japanese Risotto: Succulent Carabinero prawns meet smooth Japanese risotto, enhanced by aromatic tarragon and parsley.

Expanded Yakimono (Grilled) Options

WAKUDA’s expanded Yakimono menu delivers bold flavors with expertly grilled selections:

  • Wagyu Beef Tenderloin: Perfectly grilled Wagyu served with seasonal vegetables, Shiso Chimichurri, and garlic butter.
  • Grilled Unagi: Delicately brushed with eel sauce and seasoned with kinome and sansho pepper for a sweet, smoky flavor profile.
  • Innovative Gyoza: Includes the Wagyu Gyoza with black garlic ponzu and the Truffle Edamame Gyoza, garnished with fresh truffle slices.

Decadent Desserts

WAKUDA’s desserts redefine indulgence with:

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  • WAKUDA ‘Daifuku’: A contemporary take on Japanese daifuku featuring seasonal fruits, Adzuki, Amazake Gelato, and soft mochi.
  • Earth: An intricate creation combining Fromage Blanc, smoky Porcini Gelato, Valrhona chocolate sauce, aged balsamic, and fresh truffles.

Weekend Brunch Highlights

WAKUDA’s weekend brunch offers a curated experience that reimagines the restaurant’s signature dishes:

  • Live Sushi Station: Led by Head Sushi Chef Daniel Tan, featuring premium ingredients flown in from Japan.
  • Signature Dishes: Includes WAKUDA’s Flan, a mix salad with soy honey vinaigrette, a main course, and a bespoke dessert by the in-house pastry chef.

To enhance the brunch experience, WAKUDA offers two-tiered free-flow beverage packages:

  1. Sake, Asahi beer, and house wines.
  2. Premium additions, including Champagne Duval Leroy Brut NV and handcrafted international cocktails.

Non-alcoholic options include refreshing iced teas and freshly squeezed juices in flavors like yuzu and musk melon.

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