#yakiniku buffet singapore

From an $8.90 solo grill set to a $280++ wagyu omakase, these are Singapore's seven best yakiniku restaurants, with every buffet price, kids' rate and wastage rule read off the restaurants' own menus on 13 September 2026, plus the deals running now, including 10% off Yakiniku Like's sharing sets for members and BYOB at Tajimaya.

All-you-can-eat done the Japanese way: the 5 best Japanese buffets in Singapore for 2026, re-priced against every restaurant's own 2026 menu on 20 October. Kiseki's mega sashimi-sushi-teppanyaki spread on the 8th floor of Orchard Central (lunch $30.90++), and a senior deal nobody writes about, 2 for $75 nett at weekday dinner, which is 37% off and the single best-value seat in this guide. Suki-Ya's shabu-shabu is the cheapest way in at $23.90++ weekday lunch, and its $22.90++ all-day student rate ended on 18 September, leaving the standing $3 off for students and seniors at $20.90++ Mon-Thu, but its wagyu, Iberico and seafood sit in the $36.90++ Premium tier, not the entry one. Tenkaichi's yakiniku buffet from $29.80++ plus a standing 1-for-1 A5 wagyu; Tajimaya's smokeless premium wagyu grill at $59.90++ lunch; and Shin Minori's 200+ item a la carte omizu buffet from $69.90++, with a weekday-only $39.90++ high tea that costs $46.90++ at weekends. Full child rates, session limits, weekend surcharges and food-waste charges for all five, including the $30 per 100g one, plus the honest answer on 1-for-1 Japanese buffets and halal options.