Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant

Written by Darren Ng | Updated on 17 Jan 2026

Image: Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant

Loved for
Hokkaido sashimi ingredients
Prices
From S$48++ per pax
Address

M Hotel Singapore Level 9
81 Anson Road, S 079908
Phone

+6581805131
Opening hours

Mon to Fri 11:30 - 14:00, 17:45 - 22:15
Sat, Sun, PH 12:00 - 14:30, 17:45 - 22:15
Website

Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant

A relatively new player in Singapore’s Japanese dining scene, Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant has quickly become a favorite among Singaporeans and expats since its establishment in 2016.

The restaurant prides itself on using fresh ingredients from Hokkaido and offers an a la carte buffet with free-flowing sashimi and much more.

Highlights:

Fresh seasonal fish, air-flown directly from Hokkaido: This Japanese restaurant sources its ingredients from Sapporo, Hokkaido, in Japan. As a result, their tuna, salmon, swordfish, yellowtail, and octopus are all fresh, making it a delightful sashimi meal for their customers.
Rare bluefin tuna is available for sashimi buffets: Bluefin tuna, one of the most highly prized and premium types of tuna in Japanese cuisine, is renowned for its rich flavor, fatty texture, and melt-in-your-mouth tenderness. The good news is that this rare and exquisite ingredient is available in the buffet menu of Hokkaido Sushi for diners to enjoy.

BUFFET MENU: Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant is best known for its a la carte buffet menu, featuring

appetizers
sashimi
sushi
maki
temaki
fried dishes
stir-fried
yakimono grill
noodles
and rice

BUFFET PRICES:

Adult (Lunch): S$48+ per person
Adult (Dinner Mon to Thu): S$55+ per person
Adult (Dinner Fri to Sun and Public Holidays): S$58+ per person
Child (Lunch): S$27+ per person
Child (Dinner): S$30+ per person
Child in a baby chair: Free

LOOK & FEEL: Hokkaido Sushi Restaurant, located on the 9th floor of M Hotel Singapore, boasts a modern and simple interior design. Its shiny tiled floor and comfortable seating give it a slightly more casual atmosphere than the average high-end Japanese restaurant. However, this is precisely what makes it so appealing, as customers can relax and enjoy the restaurant’s fresh sashimi without feeling too formal or stuffy.

NOTES:

All guests at one table must choose a buffet or order off the menu.
Leftovers will be charged at a la carte prices.
No takeaway for leftovers.
The restaurant can be busy, so making an advanced reservation is recommended.

RATINGS

4.8 (400 Votes)

Read on: 5 Best Japanese Buffets in Singapore for That Sashimi Fix

Written by Darren Ng
He has a deep affinity for the detective's craft. What brings him joy is sharing his discoveries with those who share his curiosity.

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