Visit This 3-in-1 Concept For An Authentic Japanese Gourmet Experience

We encourage you to indulge in everything Suju has to offer. But if we have to nitpick, here are three dishes that will surely tantalise your taste buds: the Gindara Misozuke Yaki, a miso-marinated codfish that leaves a melt-in-your-mouth buttery flavour; the Tori Momo Kurozu Itame, a crunchy beautiful mess of eggplants, chilli, corn and deep-fried chicken doused in black vinegar sauce; and the Hamburg Steak, a tender and juicy minced beef patty seasoned with soy sauce and two kinds of miso paste.

 Give your sweet tooth a tease at JW360° Café

Round off your meal, or make a trip down at teatime, with a decadent array of drinks and desserts using ingredients such as matcha and “wasanbon”, a premium fine-grained Japanese sugar derived from Shikoku sugarcane, at the JW360° Café. Just like Suju, this coffeehouse also boasts of seasonal specials using ingredients straight from Japan. If you, like us, love a good matcha – cakes, rolls, tarts or drinks – this is the place to go. For first-timers, the Matcha Mont Blanc is a popular hit.

Desserts from JW360° Café

Whatever you do, don’t miss the unique gelato flavours. From Hoji-cha and Japanese Whiskey to Soba and Soy Sauce, we guarantee you don’t have to be adventurous to treat your senses to these flavours. A sweet tooth is all you’ll need.

Go Japanese snack & souvenir hunting at Nomono

Nomono's exterior

We’re not done yet. Complete your Japanese gourmet experience with goodies from Nomono, its first outlet out of Japan. This specialty store features snacks and food products direct from all over Japan – with some of these treasures available overseas for the very first time.

Our picks: Hagi no Tsuki Custard Cream Cake, a fluffy sponge cake with custard filling; Marutei Mt. Fuji Shape Rice Cracker, with hand-baked rice crackers in a shape of Mount Fuji that comes in four flavours representing the four seasons; and for the sake lovers, any of the sakes from its extensive wall display.