How Much is Chirashizushi Shou in Singapore? Complete Price Guide

In a season of new openings, hidden gems still win. Chirashizushi Shou — the humble Bukit Timah Plaza spot formerly known as Sumo-Ya — is one of Singapore’s best finds for chirashi: thick, fresh cuts of sashimi piled over seasoned rice, with complimentary miso soup and mini salad on every rice bowl. Portions are generous; prices are not.

The Sumo Truffle Chirashi Don (S$25.90) arrives like a mountain — salmon, tuna, yellowtail, red snapper, flying fish roe and diced tamago under a truffle-oil drizzle. The budget Truffle Chirashi Don (S$15.90) and the Kaisen Don (S$20.90) with hamachi, scallops and ikura are the sweet spots. You might also enjoy the Sushidan menu for its Japanese rice bowls.

Beyond chirashi: Salmon Mentaiko Don (S$14.90), Mala Ramen (S$11.90), Caramelised Salmon Maki (S$14.90) and a legendary S$1 tofu cheesecake. Not sure yet? The Maki-San menu might be more your speed if build-your-own bowls are the craving. Full menu and prices below.

Chirashizushi Shou truffle chirashi don

Chirashizushi Shou Menu: Chirashi Dons

The reason everyone queues: generous sashimi, fair prices, free miso soup and salad with every rice bowl. Prices below are approximate.

Truffle & Signature Dons

The Sumo (S$25.90) is the showpiece; the regular Truffle Chirashi Don (S$15.90) with cubed sashimi, prawn, tako and tamago is the value legend.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Truffle Chirashi Don15.90
Sumo Truffle Chirashi Don25.90
Chirashizushi Shou ikura salmon roe don

Classic Chirashi Dons

Irodori Chirashi Don (S$19.90) with a uni topping, Kaisen Don (S$20.90) with the thickest hamachi slices, Mini Chirashi Don (S$11.90) and the Spicy/Aburi variants (S$17.90).

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Mini Chirashi Don11.90
Spicy Chirashi Don17.90
Aburi Chirashi Don17.90
Irodori Chirashi Don19.90
Kaisen Don20.90

Specialty Dons

Ikura Chirashi Don (S$28.90) loaded with 80g of ikura, Hotate Ikura Don (S$18.90), and Salmon Mentaiko Don (S$14.90) with torched mentaiko sauce.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Salmon Mentaiko Don14.90
Hotate Ikura Don18.90
Ikura Chirashi Don28.90

Chirashizushi Shou Ramen, Maki & Desserts

Not everything comes in a donburi — but most of it should.

Ramen

Mala Ramen (S$11.90) and the Sumo Yakiniku Chashu Ramen — competitive, not cutting-edge, but the chashu is solid.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Mala Ramen11.90
Sumo Yakiniku Chashu Ramen13.90

Maki Rolls

California Maki (S$8.90), Caramelised Salmon Maki (S$14.90) and the Salmon Maki Moriawase (S$14.90).

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
California Maki8.90
Caramelised Salmon Maki14.90
Salmon Maki Moriawase14.90

Desserts

The Tofu Cheesecake at just S$1 — an absolute steal and a cult favourite.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Tofu Cheesecake1.00

Sumo Truffle Chirashi, Kaisen Don, Salmon Mentaiko Don and the S$1 tofu cheesecake — the Shou canon.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Sumo Truffle Chirashi Don25.90
Kaisen Don20.90
Salmon Mentaiko Don14.90
Tofu Cheesecake1.00

Chirashizushi Shou Prices in Singapore

Dons S$11.90–28.90, ramen from S$11.90, maki S$8.90–14.90, dessert S$1. At Bukit Timah Plaza (#B1-55A & #B1-60) and Thomson Plaza; 11:30am–4pm, 5:30–9pm daily. Prices are approximate and may vary; delivery prices may differ.

Frequently Asked Questions About Chirashizushi Shou Singapore

The Sumo Truffle Chirashi Don (S$25.90) — a mountain of salmon, tuna, yellowtail, red snapper, flying fish roe and diced tamago under truffle oil. It is the bowl that built the queue at Bukit Timah Plaza. The regular Truffle Chirashi Don at S$15.90 is the value version of the same idea.

Yes — every donburi comes with complimentary miso soup and salad, which makes the S$11.90–20.90 price range even better value. It is a small thing, but it is part of why the lunch crowd keeps returning.

Yes — the tofu cheesecake at S$1 is a genuine cult item, not a gimmick. Order it with your don; it regularly sells out. At that price it is the cheapest dessert in any Japanese restaurant in Singapore.

The Irodori Chirashi Don (S$19.90) comes with a topping of uni alongside tuna, mackerel and other sashimi. If you want a full uni hit, the Ikura Chirashi Don (S$28.90) loads 80g of ikura instead.

The original is at Bukit Timah Plaza (#B1-55A & #B1-60), near Beauty World MRT, with a second outlet at Thomson Plaza. Hours are 11:30am–4pm and 5:30–9pm daily. Go before noon or after 1:30pm on weekends to dodge the queue.

Conclusion

Chirashizushi Shou proves thick-cut sashimi does not need a fine-dining price tag: dons run S$11.90–28.90 with free miso soup and salad, the S$15.90 truffle chirashi is the value legend, and the S$1 tofu cheesecake is reason alone to visit. Go early, order the Sumo if you are hungry, and thank the Beauty World lunch crowd for keeping standards high.

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