Sushi is one of Singapore's most-searched dinner plans — and you don't need a $150 omakase to eat well. Between Japan's No.1 conveyor-belt brand, homegrown value chains and affordable charcoal sushiyas, there's fresh salmon, aburi nigiri and handrolls for as little as $1–$2.20 a plate. We rounded up the 6 best value sushi chains in Singapore for 2026, each with its current, verified deal: Sushiro (rotating half-price signatures at its new myVillage outlet), Genki Sushi (2 sushi for $2.20 + $1.80 Everyday Value), Sushi Express (everyday $1.50++ white plates), Sushi Tei (members' 50%-off weekday specials), Sakae Sushi ($10 meal sets) and Sushi Zushi ($1 Sushi Madness + 1-for-1 handrolls).
Prices below are per plate or set and exclude the usual 10% service charge and 9% GST unless marked 'nett'. One important note: none of these chains is MUIS halal-certified, and most serve alcohol — Muslim diners should look for dedicated halal Japanese restaurants instead.
How to eat sushi for less in Singapore
- Stick to white/value plates — Sushi Express ($1.50++), Genki Everyday Value ($1.80) and Sushiro's cheaper tiers ($2.20++) are the cheapest way to fill up.
- Chase new-outlet openings — Sushiro (myVillage) and Genki (Sembawang) are both running opening deals right now; new branches almost always launch with 1-for-1 or half-price sushi.
- Join the loyalty programme — Sushi Tei Rewards (50% weekday specials) and Genki Club member days unlock member-only prices and e-vouchers.
- Go at weekday lunch — set lunches (Genki from $7.90, Sushi Tei from ~$13.80++) are cheaper than à la carte dinner.
- Order handrolls and aburi to share — at a sushiya like Sushi Zushi, 1-for-1 handrolls and $1 plates stretch a small group's budget furthest.
Promos and prices change and opening deals are outlet-specific — always confirm the current offer and terms on each brand's official channels before you head down.
