WAKUDA Menu: What to Order & What It Costs

In the lobby of Marina Bay Sands sits a Japanese restaurant with a French accent. Wakuda is chef Tetsuya Wakuda’s Singapore outpost — modern Japanese cooking guided by French technique and the philosophy of shun, seasonality at its peak — and its 12-seat Omakase Room is one of the most polished counters in the city.

The omakase tiers run S$128, S$198 and S$328 per person, with fish air-flown from Hokkaido, Fukuoka, Shizuoka and Okinawa. À la carte covers the rest: sushi platters, wagyu nigiri, truffle soba and the signature Wagyu Yaki Udon.

Wakuda omakase sushi counter

Wakuda Menu Singapore: Omakase & Prices

Two ways to eat at Wakuda: the Omakase Room (5pm–8:30pm daily) for the full progression, or the main dining room for à la carte. The omakase menus change with the seasons — ingredients refresh every month or two — so regulars never eat the same meal twice. Prices below are approximate, subject to 10% service charge and GST.

Omakase Menus

Three tiers: the 13-course Sushi Experience (approx. S$128++), the 16–17 course Premium Sushi Omakase (approx. S$198++), and the Premium with sake and wine pairing (approx. S$328++). Expect steamed savoury custard with snow crab, buri sashimi with caviar, and a nine-course nigiri progression.

MenuPrice (S$)
Sushi Experience (13 courses)128.00
Premium Sushi Omakase (16-17 courses)198.00
Premium Omakase with Sake & Wine Pairing328.00
Wakuda sushi platter Singapore

Sushi & Sashimi

À la carte highlights: the WAKUDA Sendai Craft A5 Wagyu Nigiri, spicy tuna tartare (approx. S$24), big eye tuna (approx. S$28), toro swordfish carpaccio (approx. S$28), and the WAKUDA Temaki (approx. S$68–S$88) loaded with uni, botan ebi and caviar. Sushi platters run approx. S$68–S$126; sashimi platters S$78–S$135.

ItemPrice (S$)
Spicy Soft Shell Crab Maki16.00
Angel Prawn Tempura Maki18.00
Spicy Tuna Tartare24.00
Big Eye Tuna28.00
Toro Swordfish Carpaccio28.00
Sushi Platter / Premium68.00 / 126.00
Sashimi Platter / Premium78.00 / 135.00
WAKUDA Temaki (Uni, Botan Ebi, Caviar)88.00

Mains & Noodles

The Wagyu Yaki Udon — rich wagyu with creamy poached egg, leek and maitake — is the signature hot dish. Truffle soba with botan shrimp and oscietra caviar (approx. S$68) is the luxury noodle order; vegetarian udon (approx. S$28) keeps things lighter.

ItemPrice (S$)
Vegetarian Udon28.00
Wagyu Yaki Udon38.00
Truffle Soba with Botan Shrimp & Caviar68.00

Starters & Salads

Flan (approx. S$18) — savoury egg custard with grilled Japanese white corn — mixed salad (approx. S$15), wasabi Caesar (approx. S$26), big eye tuna salad (approx. S$30), and miso soup (approx. S$10).

ItemPrice (S$)
Miso Soup10.00
Mixed Salad15.00
Spicy Seafood Soup16.00
Flan (Savoury Egg Custard)18.00
Shirasu Salad22.00
Wasabi Caesar Salad26.00
Big Eye Tuna Salad30.00

Frequently Asked Questions About Wakuda Singapore

Three tiers, all in the Omakase Room from 5pm–8.30pm daily: the 13-course Sushi Experience at S$128, the 16–17 course Premium Sushi Omakase at S$198, and the Premium with sake and wine pairing at S$328 per person. Prices are before 10% service charge and GST. Private omakase experiences are available on request.

Yes — the main dining room serves à la carte all day, which is the lower-commitment way in. Signatures include the WAKUDA Sendai Craft A5 Wagyu Nigiri, Wagyu Yaki Udon (about S$38) and Truffle Soba with botan shrimp and caviar (about S$68). Starters run S$10–S$30, so a satisfying à la carte dinner lands well under omakase prices.

Smart casual: collared shirts or smart t-shirts with trousers or tailored shorts and closed-toe shoes for gentlemen. Swimwear, slippers, singlets, gym attire and hotel slippers are not allowed, and underdressed guests may be politely declined entry. It is stricter than the average mall restaurant, so dress up a notch.

WAKUDA is listed in the Michelin Guide Singapore 2025 but does not currently hold a star. Chef Tetsuya Wakuda’s other Singapore restaurant, Waku Ghin, holds one Michelin star for those chasing the starred experience. The listing still signals consistent, guide-recognised quality.

The S$128 Sushi Experience is the value sweet spot — 13 courses of seasonal sushi that genuinely satisfies. Step up to S$198 for the 16–17 course Premium when the occasion warrants the full progression with more luxury ingredients. The S$328 pairing tier is for drinkers who want sake and wine matched to every course.

Conclusion

The WAKUDA menu in Singapore is two restaurants in one: a S$128–S$328 omakase progression in the Omakase Room, and an à la carte dining room where the Wagyu Yaki Udon and A5 wagyu nigiri deliver the glamour for less. Dress smart casual, book the Omakase Room ahead, and expect S$128++ as the real entry price.

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