Shinji by Kanesaka

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Shinji by Kanesaka

For top quality sushi and Japanese cuisine, head to one of the two Shinji by Kanesaka restaurants. The flagship restaurant is located in the Saint Regis Singapore, and holds the same standard as the luxury hotel. Prepare for above average prices and be sure to book ahead of time.

Information

addressThe Saint Regis Singapore Lobby, 29 Tanglin Road, Singapore
emailreservations@shinjibykanesaka.com
phone+65 6884 8239
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/shinjibykanesaka

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