Sushi Tei @ Holland Village

From yesterday's diary post, you can guess where was dinner. So here it is...

I ordered a Spicy Kimchi Pot to share with a Beef Salad. Then we realise that our friend "G" is one of those that needs to have rice. haha... (just like my dad, he needs to have rice if possible for dinner, even if it's just one mouthful.)

The spicy hot pot as it arrived on the table.



Stirring it a bit to reveal what's inside. Kimchi, pork slices, different kind of mushrooms, tofu and cabbages.



I was told to take photo of it boiling, so here it is... haha..
Can't really see it boiling eh?



The Beef and Onion salad.



I forgot what dressing this is, but pouring this over the beef makes it quite tasty.






The inari that supplied the 'rice' for "G". Momo saw this and was tempted, and ate one.



I realise I have never ever ordered or eaten corn sushi! Nope, I did not have it.
I think corn and I have no mutual attraction. haha..




Sushi Tei
20 Lorong Mambong,
Holland Village,
Singapore 277679

Telephone +65 6463 2310
Facsimile +65 6463 2316

Opening Hours
11.30am to 10.00pm daily
(last order 9.30pm)

Sushi Tei @ VivoCity

Our "gorilla" friend and another friend wanted to ask us out for dinner. It was some emails that was 'ding-dong-ing' around and somehow we ended up wanting to go to Sushi Tei again because we can still get the 20% because two of us had the Sushi Tei card and it was our birthday month. (times are not so good, so 20% savings is good!)



Momo also had the same vouchers I used the other time. So, we had the Sashimi Salad for free again.



This time we had the sushi tei dressing.



The egg and unagi.
(we have some how come to a conclusion that for this, only the Holland V branch can make it well, the one here, and Raffles City can't seem to get it as nice. Anyone out there agrees?)



We had the hot pot again. This time we tried the "Soya Milk" broth. See it's so white ;-)
How does it taste? Quite good, but you can't really taste the soya milk after a while. It's the seafood version we ordered. Filled with delicious seafood as you can see.



Buta Kimchi. Momo wanted to try this, after she saw what I ate the other time.
I think Kimchi taste good on anything. I think I am on a 'kimchi phase'. LOL



We also had the big prawn sushi. It's the caterpillar sushi.



Quite nicely done as you can see.



For those who needs carbo, just order some to satisfy youself.
Salmon Rice.



And also Prawn Tempura Rice.



Sushi Tei Vivocity
1 Harbour Front Walk
#02-152/153 VivoCity
Singapore 098585

Tel: +65 6376 9591, Fax: +65 6376 9592
Opening Hours : 11.30am to 10.00pm daily (last order 9.30pm)

Sushi Tei @ Holland Village

One place for September babies who holds the Sushi Tei card must go is Sushi Tei. Birthday babies get 20% the total bill. I am a sucker for such stuff.

So what did we have at Sushi Tei? Chawanmushi..



Prawn Sushi Roll, with meat floss coating it. Quite nice ;-)



We had 6 of us, and those who have big appetite order something to fill their tummy. Others just share stuff. My cousin can just survive on this. Salmon sashimi on rice.



We had a voucher that entitled us to have a sashimi salad. So we ordered it. It's quite refreshing esp with the tangy dressing.



Sis and I shared the cold noodles. This is the one with the sesame seed paste dressing. Delicious.



Bro is a big eater. He had the tempura rice set.



Every few months, we realise they have some promotion. This time, they have Pork Kimchi. It was good. Kimchi always gives you a bigger appetite after eating.



For the rest of us, we all shared the big bowl dish again. We always enjoy having a hot pot on a portable burner on the table top. We also love the spicy soup. Very satisfying. (and salty too)




Oh yes, we also had the scallop too. But it seems the price and the quantity has changed. LOL. It used to be 4 per serving. It is now only 2.



Sushi Tei
20 Lorong Mambong,
Holland Village,
Singapore 277679

Telephone +65 6463 2310
Facsimile +65 6463 2316

Opening Hours
11.30am to 10.00pm daily
(last order 9.30pm)

Sushi Tei @ VivoCity

The eating adventure follows. Sis who is visiting wanted to have Japanese on Friday night. She and her other half had spent their day in Sentosa. After that, they met up with other sis and shop for some girlie stuff (cosmetics etc..)

The family met up with them and out of the 5 Jap places in Vivo City, we settled for Sushi Tei. We had a few things, but these are the more interesting looking ones.

The wasabi caterpillar. It somehow always catches your attention doesn't it?



We always seem to like this. The Unagi wrapped with egg. The warm egg always feels so so good in your mouth!



The handrolls. The softshell crab and minced tuna roll.



This is another of our favourite. The baked scallops. We like the saltish mayo cream thingy on top of it. You know those that you wish you can lick off the shell. hehe.



We also had a grill fish.



Also the teapot soup.



OK, you can peep what's inside. ;-)




We tried the seafood version of the spicy hot pot. It seems to taste nicer than the chicken one we had a few post earlier.

Thanks to our future bro-in-law who treated us dinner. ;-)

Sushi Tei @ Raffles City Shopping Centre

It's the Robinsons Cardmembers preview sale yesterday and today. After work, met up with sis and her colleague so we can see if there's any bargains. Robinsons at Raffles City SC is so so packed! Just too many people and its sale, people in Singapore gets selfish and blocks lanes etc..

Give up shopping. We are going for dinner instead. Half an hour of wait, we got in to Sushi Tei. Sis colleague is a vegetarian by choice.

She ordered a Yasai Miso Soup. $6 It's a very big bowl of soup!



And ate it with assortment of sushi. $6



Sis and I, other than stealing her colleague's sushi, we had the Chanko Nabe. $22. We had the spicy miso base. It's on a big metal container that's over the portable gas cooker.

It has mushroom, cabbages, tao pok, leek, tofu, carrots, potatoes, melon and udon.



It also comes with minced chicken on bamboo. We just scrap and shape them into balls and it goes into the so called 'steamboat'.



Very soupy soupy night. After that we left this place and headed for desserts.
$36.65 after a 10% sushi tei members discount.

Hokkaido Hairy Crab @ Sushi Tei

Hairy Crabs! But... No, I did not get to eat it. No, I am not allergic to crabs either. It's just because it is someone else's lunch! haha..

This was lunch that Momo and another friend Dino had at Sushi Tei last week or so. I saw these photos in my email this morning and said, wow! they are beautiful! Momo said I can use them, so here they are for you to enjoy too.


Ike Kegani Sugatamori (Steam Live Hairy Crab)
This is the promotion that Sushi Tei is having. It costs $54 for whole crab / $28 for half a crab.

I was told it was a very painful lunch. They are just too too too prickly!









So, what kind of crabs do you like?
Chilli Crabs? Black Pepper Crabs? White Pepper Crabs? Butter Crabs? or maybe Imitation Crab Sticks? :-p

p/s ChillyCraps, this post dedicated to you. haha..

Last meal for the year.... Sushi Tei @ Holland Village

The last meal we had for the year 2007 was Japanese. I had some Sushi Tei vouchers and wanted to use them up. Met up with Uncle, Aunt and cousin with sis at the HV branch.

I was late. Oops.. So when I got there, everyone's already eating. The ebi uramaki and unagi uramaki was ready for me to eat.



We also had some sashimi. (The vouchers gave this Asama for free)



With the Hokkaido promotion now on, we ordered the giant chawanmushi. It feeds 3 or 4 persons. And look, it's not fake crab sticks, it's the whole pieces of real crab meat. yummy!



Sis likes this baked crab thingy, every time we are here, she orders this. We also had the baked scallops, which is also very delicious!



The vouchers also gives us a free Dragon Roll. It's really good. 1 huge prawn that's so nicely done and made into rolls with avocado slices over it. Aunt loved the crispy prawn head that was so fragrant very much.



See, the prawn's huge inside eh...



The egg roll with unagi wrap. It comes warm and delicious! Nice thick warm eggs. ah....



Sis wanted some hot soup, so we called her a teapot soup! haha..



Remember, I posted this too for a meal at Inagiku?



We ordered this so that little cousin can 'play with food'.
Why are we calling her little when in 2008, she'll be in P6!

This is Gyu Miso Yaki.



You cook it according to how 'done' you want it to be. Cousin did a good job. ;-)



We also filled ourselves with 3 carbo dishes: Curry Rice, Curry Udon and Garlic Rice.

The bill was $140 something before we presented the vouchers. With the vouchers for the free Asama and Dragon Roll, 2 $10 vouchers, 10% using Sushi Tei card, the bill shrunk to $88.48 ;-)

Alas, the Sushi Tei Credit Card is being discontinued, wonder if it's because all of us who have the card have been given too much discounts? haha... It becomes a loyalty card on 31 Jan 08.

So, what was your last meal for the year 2007?