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Daizu Cafe

Daizu Cafe

Cafe$20–30

★ 4.1591 reviews

Sustainable, Japanese-Western fusion dishes offered in a pared-back, compact eatery with a terrace.

Minimalist Japanese-Western Concept nestled in the heart of Rangoon Road. Infusing modern fusion cuisine with sustainability 🌱

  • 129 Rangoon Rd, Singapore 218407
  • Mo-Su 10:00-22:00

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pchanhoho1 years ago
★★★★★

Quiet place without crowd on a weekday. I could sit with my dog at the outdoor sitting. Ambience is very relaxing. We ordered 1. Fish and chips 2. The onsen duck udon 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 3. XL Bara chirashi don. The raw salmon tasted slightly fishy and they added some sweet sauce which without it would taste so much better. The amount of raw fish is generous so I would order it without the sauce the next time 4. Truffle friea 5. Cappucino Total damage: $90 for 3 pax. A great place to eat and chat with friends.

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Em woo1 years ago
★★★★★

Quite empty on a weekday lunch. Came at 12pm and we were the 2nd table. Had to order the raw dons as they all look very good. Ordered the spicy barachirashi don ($20) and salmon oyako don ($20) and a side of white truffle fried ($12). The dons were delicious! Very fresh and serving size of quite a lot for females. Salmon slices were very thick and the barachirashi had generous amounts of tako, salmon and maguro. The truffle fries were thick cut fries which were a little dry and hard… would have preferred shoe string fries. However, they didn’t serve any water… and the drinks were a little exp so we didn’t order any. Will be back to try the other dons! Very bear Farrer Park MRT. Within walking distance!

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Nicole Yang1 years ago
★★★★★

Walked in by chance for lunch as I was waiting for my queue number to be up at a cafe nearby, and I had a very pleasant and surprising experience! Ordered a chirashi bowl and the tamago sando and both were really yummy and well balanced! For one, I was surprised by the amount of sashimi provided - it was fairly generous and more than I expected for the price. I also like the attention to detail; the rice was flavoured and moist which is something that I don't take for granted. A lot of places where I've had chirashi focus a lot on the sashimi but not the rice, leaving the rice dry and cold. But it was not the case here. Tamago sando was also really delicious - tamago was well done and pieces of the sando were toasted (again, cannot be taken for granted) and cut to a very convenient size where you can just put into your mouth. Environment was cool and not too noisy. Pleasant experience and look forward to being back!

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Jenny Jian3 years ago
★★★★★

The food here is really good and well priced, and it’s a plus that it’s pet friendly. The decor and vibes are very chill and hip, feels like a cute cafe right out of Tokyo. The karage is also fantastic. The other fried foods are not good though, too greasy taste wise, and a bit bland also. The beef bowls are not good either, too chewy and tough. The unagi bowl also had a fishy taste. But the major problem I have is that when I ate here in the evenings and ordered the sushi I got food poisoning a few times from it - it’s always good for lunch though, so now I avoid eating here for dinner. Lunch only while the fish is still fresh!

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Richard Lau2 years ago
★★★★★

Pet friendly cafe at the outdoor of this cozy area! Their menu has a very wide varieties of Japanese fusion food and desserts. We tried their specialties fries with umami sauces, you will like it if you eat fries with different type of sauces. The truffle flavour udon also very thick and creamy. The matcha dessert with vanilla ice cream is pretty satisfying too!

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