Guided by the Japanese philosophy of Shokunin kishitsu, which emphasises the pursuit of perfection, Chef Elvis San and Chef Hexon San recognized the moment had come to create an establishment of their own, and opened Hiraku Omakase in Singapore. Their shared passion for precision and unwavering commitment to excellence is evident in every dish they create, reflecting their dedication to the art of authentic Edomae-style sushi. Arriving in Katong, an area of Singapore renowned for its charming and colourful shophouses and postcard-perfect Peranakan houses, we arrived at Hiraku for an unforgettable evening of sensational Omakase with an extraordinary Valentine's Day menu.
Hirame with Uni and Mozuku, is a unique Japanese seaweed from Okinawa
Chef Elvis laying out the fresh shucked Hyogo oysters
Chef Elvis laying out the fresh shucked Hyogo oysters
over a succulent Hyogo Oyster in its handsome shell
Crystal Sake cup that I selected from an assorted collection that was presented
Crystal Sake cup that I selected from an assorted collection that was presented
Dassai 45 Junmai Daiginjo is a premium, polished (45%) Japanese sake made from 100% Yamadanishiki rice in Yamaguchi prefecture, and one of my favourites
Selection of three Premium Sashimi
Bijoufu Junmai Daijingo Shizukuhime was our second small bottle of Sake,
Bijoufu Junmai Daijingo Shizukuhime was our second small bottle of Sake,
with a humorous bunny on the label
Lobes of Hokkaido bafun uni on crisp nori was luxurious
Steamed Abalone with Sushi Rice and Liver Sauce
Kagoshima A5 Wagyu Sukiyaki with ultra-premium A5 Wagyu, gently simmered in sukiyaki broth and rich Japanese egg yolk with shaved black truffle, for a sensational melt-in-your-mouth experience
Chef Elvis San presenting the selection of fish for Nigiri
The ocean’s freshest treasures directly from Toyosu Market for the ultimate Omakase experience
The first Nigiri
Binchotan charcoal lends a smoky aroma and enhances the flavour of this highly prized Bluefin Tuna
Lightly seared over binchotan charcoal lends a smoky aroma to this Aburi Nama Honmaguro Bluefin Tuna from Nagasaki, garnished with yuzu and Japanese hana flake sea salt
Osuimono with Matsutake mushrooms
Ibara King Melon, a prized Japanese melon and exquisitely sweet
'Shu Kurīmu', a beloved Japanese profiterole consisting of light, airy choux pastry
'Shu Kurīmu', a beloved Japanese profiterole consisting of light, airy choux pastry
filled with a rich creamy filling and finished with a chocolate Valentine heart
A little ceramic fish holding a fresh rose

















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