COTE Korean Steakhouse is Good
Korean BBQ, Non-Halal
- Above RM200 per pax
Chiefeater Luke Soon was eagerly anticipating dining at COTE Korean Steakhouse and they did not disappoint
Japanese, Omakase
I am elated to try the affordable and great value-for-money Omakase set lunch (SGD158) in AN Omakase, another upstart tucked along the heritage shoplots in Keong Saik Road. The menu here is seasonal, so surprises will be awaiting you during different time of the year.
Well hidden in the vibrant district of Keong Saik, An Omakase offers a remarkable dining experience that marries high-quality ingredients with masterful culinary techniques, all at an accessible price point. Entering reveals a dark waiting room, and opening the hidden doors leads to an intimate dining room with all counter seating. It is almost like a theatre where diners get to sit and watch the chefs in poetry. The chefs actually said it was like a starship - interstellar. That’s a good start (for me).
I always ask my daughter’s opinion about what’s the so what for each Omakase we’ve been over the years. For AN Omakase - we thought that it was the decor and ambience. Dark, contrast from the usual one piece wood table tops . This was granite or dark marble. The chefs were Malaysians who were very amicable. It was easy to settle into the meal.
Our sets were priced at SGD158 - so the ‘highest end’ offering at An’s.
Starter
- long cabbage nigiri Hokusai , steamed eggs , deep fried white fish (Shiomiwhite fish)
Sashimi platter
Saba shioyaki
Maguro
Sea bream. With sea bream roe topping
Isaki- grunt fish
Golden eye snapper - kinmedai (with truffle topping).
The ‘special’ dish was the red prawn torched aburi style and sprinkled with gold dust. That’s the ‘Instagram moment’ most of the youngsters would go for.
Red prawn- akaebi (with gold dust) with foie gras
Unni handroll
Miso soup
Seasonal dessert
Overall, I’d rate this 6/10 as far as Onakase’s go. Good place for a quick and fuss free lunch. Good place to enjoy fresh Japanese ingredients.
Business Hours
Opens Daily
12:00 pm to 03:00 pm
06:00 pm to 10:30 pm
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