Fung He Porridge and Noodle Roast Pork Wantan Mee
Wantan Mee, Street Food
- Under RM20 per pax
Back at Fung He Porridge and Noodle, formerly Pak Ka Lok, for pork porridge but it was the roast pork wantan mee that was the star


Japanese, Omakase, Non-Halal
Sushi Sato is a a hidden culinary gem awaits that awaits within the verdant enclave of Dempsey. Since its inception in November 2021, this Japanese omakase restaurant, under the expert guidance of Chefs Yuji Sato from Hokkaido and Chef Yusuke Kanawa from Chiba, has been garnering acclaim from discerning diners. Chef Sato previously honed his craft at the esteemed Hashida Singapore and brings his expertise and passion for traditional Japanese cuisine to every dish.
Located adjacent to Min Jiang at Dempsey, the entrance to Sushi Sato is discreetly tucked away in a quaint “back alley,” adding to its allure as a hidden culinary treasure. As avid patrons of Dempsey’s vibrant dining scene, stumbling upon this was a fortuitous discovery.
Upon stepping into the intimate space, one is immediately struck by its understated elegance and attention to detail. The restaurant offers a private room accommodating up to six guests, as well as a main counter with seating for up to nine. It’s a layout that fosters a sense of intimacy and camaraderie among diners.

As is customary in omakase establishments, the menu at Sushi Sato is simple yet refined, with lunch sets starting from SGD220 and dinner from SGD380. Each dish is meticulously crafted to showcase the essence of Japanese culinary tradition, transporting diners on a gastronomic journey to Kyoto in Dempsey.






One of the hallmarks of the dining experience at Sushi Sato is the seamless blend of impeccable service and genuine hospitality. From the moment you step through the door, the attentive staff and chefs make it their mission to ensure that every aspect of your dining experience is nothing short of extraordinary.




With minimal fanfare and maximum focus on the ingredients, each dish tells a story of the changing seasons in Japan, evoking a sense of nostalgia and reverence for nature’s bounty.




Save this space for a special occasion or an attempt to bring Japan to you. In our pantheon of Singapore’s omakase establishments, Sushi Sato undoubtedly holds its own, standing shoulder to shoulder with the revered “Big 3” Japanese restaurants of Singapore – Shinji, Oshino, and Hashida.
Business Hours
Tuesday to Sunday
12:00 pm to 03:00 pm
07:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Closed on Monday
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