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Tapas
AHI TATAKI
Sliced tuna tataki with black olives, Japanese leek, chili & wasabi yuzu dressing
HOTATE CHILI SALSA
Hokkaido scallop ceviche with chili salsa & mixed herbs
SAGA GYU TATAKI
Seared Japanese Saga beef with saffron
Nibbles
IKA GESO KARAAGE
Deep fried squid tentacles with salted egg tartar sauce
CRISPY RICE CRACKER TACOS
Crispy rice crackers topped with pulled pork, gucamole & chili salsa
TEBA GYOZA
Deep fried chicken wings stuffed with minced pork, wild vegetables & silver fish
Salads
FRUIT TOMATO
Sliced fruit tomato with cilantro karashi dressing
KARAFURU NINJIN WITH YUZU MISO
Baby rainbow carrots with homemade yuzu miso
TRUFFLED ASPARAGUS & WALNUTS
Shaved green asparagus salad with toasted walnuts, onsen tamago & parmesan shavings
TORI-TAKE ROLL
Crispy chicken roulade stuffed with shiitake jam, drizzled with sauce chinase
ZUWAI GANI SAUSAGE
Queen crab meat sausage with crab bisque & toast
UNI PASTA V1.1
Braised cappellini in sea urchin and yuzu stock, topped with fresh sea urchin roe & Hokkaido white wasabi
Desserts
WARABI MOCHI
Jelly-like confection made from bracken starch & coated with kinako
MACAROON ICE CREAM
Sea salt & Sakura macaroon
CHOCOLATE SURPRISE
Half cake, half souffle, liquid center. Served with homemade vanilla ice cream & crushed peanuts
More about the restaurant: Boruto (O)
Tapas bars are all the rage in Singapore right now – as they are all over the world – and nobody capitalises on this trend better than Boruto, where guests are treated to Japanese-style small plates known to knock you off your feet. The Boat Quay restaurant is incredibly stylish with obvious Japanese touches throughout, and is spread over two chic floors with a sake bar on the upper level and a tapas bar on the lower. For an unparalleled Japanese-tapas experience, Boruto at the Golden Castle Building on South Bridge Road is a must-visit.
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From the moment you walk in the door, Boruto – found in the Golden Castle Building on Boat Quay’s South Bridge Road – creates an atmosphere that feels just as if you’ve just set foot in Japan. Beautifully decorated and incredibly modish, Boruto’s modern Japanese design will have you feeling as though you’re in a whole different world without ever having to leave Singapore. Head upstairs to the chic bar for superlative cocktails such as the Flaminx-go with egg white, raspberry lemon juice, sake and gin, or the signature Boruto 80, a mix of gin, sake, fresh lemon, grapes and cucumber.
After having a drink or two upstairs, it’s a good idea to head downstairs to see what Japanese tapas are all about. Try out small plates like the gobo karaage (deep-fried burdock roots with herbs and spices), shake kawa senbei (deep-fried salmon skin with sea salt and chilli powder), or the innovative crispy rice cracker tacos filled with guacamole, chilli salsa and pulled pork. Hot tapas here include the kamo + foie burger with pulled duck, seared foie gras and apple kimchi, and the Kurobata sio bak, roasted Japanese pork belly with vegetables. The menu also includes an array of small bites, cold tapas, salads and desserts – book ahead to see what’s going on over at Boruto in Singapore’s Boat Quay.
