Discover Satori: A New Yakitori Restaurant in Singapore's CBD

Satori - A New Haven for Yakiniku Lovers

Are you looking for a relaxing spot after a long workday in Singapore? Satori, a newly opened yakitori restaurant on Amoy Street in the CBD, officially launched on May 15. With over 50 different types of skewers, this place promises a plethora of choices and a rich culinary experience.

Restaurant Highlights

As soon as you step into Satori, the vibrant red decor will immediately catch your eye. The goal of Satori is to create a lively and youthful atmosphere. As you venture deeper into the restaurant, you'll discover a private dining area for intimate meals, where the space can be adjusted based on the number of guests.

Not only is the food delicious, but Satori also features a karaoke setup for those who enjoy singing after their meal.

Unique Dishes at Satori

During our tasting session, Satori offered us an array of delightful culinary experiences. We started with the Nori Salad (S$9.80) - not just an ordinary salad, but topped with crispy whitebait, adding a surprising crunch and unique flavor.

Next, we tried the Truffle Seafood Chawanmushi (S$9.80), which boasted a strong truffle flavor that left a lasting impression.

The highlight of our meal was the Tsukune skewers (minced chicken) (S$6.80 each). Dipped in raw egg, their flavor was elevated to a whole new level.

We also indulged in other skewers like Seseri (chicken neck), Bonjiri (chicken tail), and Tebaski (chicken wing midsection) - all priced at S$6.80 each. Each type of meat presented a robust flavor, but for those who prefer less salty dishes, pairing them with egg dip can help balance the taste.

Other Noteworthy Dishes

Other interesting offerings included Sunagimo (chicken gizzard) (S$3.80 each) with a slightly strong flavor, perfect for those who appreciate distinctive meat tastes. We also tried the Cherry Tomato skewers (S$6.80 each) - great for those who love the fresh sweetness of tomatoes.

The Shishito (green pepper) skewers (S$5.80 each) added an intriguing bitterness that highlighted the flavors of the meat and other dishes. Don’t forget to try the Pork Jowl and Buta Kakuni (S$7.80 each) – two pork dishes worth savoring!

Distinctive Desserts

To wrap up our meal, we couldn't resist dessert. Most ice cream flavors are priced at S$3.80, while the Custard Mochi is S$5.80. The Goma (black sesame) ice cream, with its rich taste, quickly became our favorite, while the grape ice cream provided a refreshing tang.

Who Should Visit Satori?

If you're looking for a place to unwind after a long day at work, Satori is the perfect choice. The soothing music and cozy atmosphere will provide you with a wonderful relaxing experience.

How to Get to Satori

The nearest MRT station is Telok Ayer (DT18). From Exit A, it's just a 4-minute walk to the restaurant. If you're in Singapore and craving delicious yakitori, Satori will definitely not disappoint!

Satori is not only famous for its yakitori but also offers a variety of skewers featuring pork, beef, and vegetables, allowing you to choose according to your preferences. Come and enjoy a colorful meal here!

Article referenced and edited from: Seth Lui Food