Menu from Izakaya 95
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Soups
Miso Soup
Fermented bean soup
Yasai Tofu Miso Soup
Vegetable tofu fermented bean soup
Asari Miso Soup
Fresh Asari clams fermented bean soup
Salads
Bara Sashimi Salad
Mix raw fish salad
Salmon Sashimi Salad
Raw salmon salad
Green Salad
Grill
Kani Mentaiko
Snow crab, fish meat and prawn baked with cod fish roe & mayonnaise
Kagoshima Buta Teriyaki
Kagoshima black pork belly with teriyaki
Surume Ika Teriyaki
Japanese seasonal squid teriyaki sauce
Rice Dishes
Niniku Fried Rice
Garlic fried rice
Sake Fried Rice
Salmon fried rice
Foie Gras Fried Rice
Duck liver fried rice
More about the restaurant: Izakaya 95
The Japanese version of Spanish tapas has to be izakayastyle dining, small plates best washed down with a cold beer (or a hot sake). It’s this that’s on offer at Izakaya 95, one of the new crop of restaurants popping up in The Punggol Settlement down Punggol Point Road. It’s a bonus that this part of Singapore is one of the city’s most beautiful, with great sea views and bucolic parklands to wander through. It’s hungry work, all that relaxing outdoor recreation, so why not reserve yourself a spot at Izakaya 95 the next time you make a day of it?
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The centrepiece of any Japanese izakaya restaurant in Singapore or elsewhere is the charcoal grill (or grills) used by the chefs to cook meat, fish, and vegetables – often handily skewered – to perfection. Here at The Punggol Settlement’s Izakaya 95, traditional items like grilled tori negi, Kagoshima buta, hotate and engiri king mushroom are just some of the tastes you can savour. This bar and restaurant down Punggol Point Road also boasts a sophisticated selection of drinks, mandatory escort to the Japanese dishes available from the menu.
A small sample from Izakaya 95’s drinks menu includes a range of premium Suntory beers and whiskies, aged Yamazaki whiskies, and Japanese sake and shochu. There’s no better way to indulge in this Singapore Japanese restaurant’s offering than with one of these liquid bad boys. Actually, there is: out on the terrace on the second level of The Punggol Settlement, looking out over the water. Ranking high among the many Asian eateries down Punggol Point Road, Izakaya 95 is winning us over.