On Club Street in the heart of Chinatown, there is an outpost of Japanese cuisine among the pagodas and neon. IZY Dining and Bar is a restaurant with a lean towards the Land of the Rising Sun, and their inspiration is the izakaya culture that exists in their homeland, where drinks and food are served in an informal setting. Book a table to enjoy a taste of Tokyo in Singapore.
Dining out in Singapore is never a chore, and the hungry public of the city are spoilt for choice with the huge range of international culinary options that are open to them morning, noon and night. From the tandoors of Racecourse Road and Little India to the starched-collar sophistication of Raffles Place and the Downtown Core and the countless hawker centres that dot Singapore, you can always find something to enjoy, and few places have as many options as Chinatown. In the heart of the district on Club Street lies IZY Dining and Bar, a Japanese joint of some renown.
The menu at IZY Dining and Bar takes in all you would want to find at a traditional Japanese restaurant. Their address – between Chinatown and Telok Ayer MRT stations on Club Street – is perfect, and they send out selection of sushi, sashimi and noodle dishes to delight all that darken their door. Reserve yourself a seat and enjoy some of the best Japanese food in Singapore.
Excellent food and service! Though a bit pricey, it is really worth it for special occasiona and for smaller groups. Very friendly service as well.
It was wonderful. From the welcoming. The guy with a beard did an amazing job recommending dishes. All dishes we ordered were excellent. Thank you!
Good restaurant with great food. Service was very good. Ambience was abit quiet and music choice abit strange for the night we visited but quality of food was great!
The food and ambience was great, would highly recommend the sushi rolls and swordfish. Prices on the higher side but ok when sharing with a group of people. Service was excellent.
ambience was bespoke, dark and cosy, splendidly designed and perfect for just myself and my buddy to have hours and hours of long lost catch up to do we ordered a portion of finger food of pan-fried ginger strips wrapped beautifully with kurobuta, light seasoned with I guess teriyaki sauce or something? and that was a lovely dish to start of with accompanied by Suntory malt beer on draft...(brought me back to Tokyo for awhile) Next up were a dish of stir-fried free range chicken thigh meat cubes with leek, and it was so savoury we couldn't stop tucking into it. Portion was pretty good for 2 to share. It would be marvellous to eat with a bowl of warm fluffy white rice, be it Thai or Japanese pearlies, but both of us are trying to stay away from white rice for dinner so too bad lol And the last dish of grilled swordfish steak was a tad small but hey, it was amazing with the cheese and seaweed sauce laid nicely on top and I believe it was fired on? I don't know but then I realise it was small for a reason - the sauce was intense and heavenly and meant to be eaten with what your pair of chopsticks can manage to rip off, and it was definitely not large chunks Overall we enjoyed the atmosphere and the interior design. Food was impressive too. Waiting staff were polite and cleared empty dishes promptly and filled our glasses with water whenever we almost emptied them
It was a great dining experience especially we were entertaining a guest who used to live in Singapore for more than 5 years and just came back to attend some business meetings. The Sake recommended was good. The food was awesome. However, the Grilled Asparagus and Shiitake Mushroom was rather salty. Other than that, the rest of the food we ordered was to our satisfaction. Our guest had a good time.
The service was excellent - service with a smile. The staff was attentive, especially Sashi and Nizum. The dishes were very well timed. We did not feel rushed to finish our food. Neither did we have to wait long for the next dish to be served. The food was creative and delicious.
Very nice and friendly welcome from the staff, we had a lovely time tasting the delicious chief selection. We were sitting at the bar and therefore could enjoy seeing the chief preparing everything for us Lovely evening indeed, even if air cond was a bit too cold for us!
The swordfish dish is awesomely prepared , the sashimi toro is very fresh too. The overall the ambience is relatively pleasant. The alcohol is abit pricey, we had the cheapest sale on the sake on the menu. It taste good. I feel that it's more suitable for small groups dinner date.
Modern Japanese food done with a fine touch. Ask if you can get drinks from Cache at the back to be brought out into the main dining hall, or order dinner food in Cache itself. The $12 cocktails are a great steal and absolutely delicious