Sake (Rice wine)

[Noctis]

Any avid drinkers here? anyone knows any shops in singapore that sell sake, excluding NTUC or supermarkets..

 

I've recalled seeing some shops around before, just a handful as I remember it to be but my memory fails me. I can't remember where I've seen them.

 

Anyone knows of good places?

 

Much appreciate.

Edited October 18, 2012 by Noctis

[Timbuktu]

Have u tried Okinawa's awa-mo-re?

60 to >70% proof ... Japan's strongest sake.

 

Can be got here from the Okinawan restaurant at Tanglin Shopping Centre top floor ... among a few places.

 

[Lala81]

Not a fan of sake.

[Donut]

Any avid drinkers here? anyone knows any shops in singapore that sell sake, excluding NTUC or supermarkets..

 

I've recalled seeing some shops around before, just a handful as I remember it to be but my memory fails me. I can't remember where I've seen them.

 

Anyone knows of good places?

 

Much appreciate.

 

Think Cold Storage sells them in the Jap section?

 

Another place possible is the Sukiyaki Fish market restaurant.

[Unltd]

Any avid drinkers here? anyone knows any shops in singapore that sell sake, excluding NTUC or supermarkets..

 

I've recalled seeing some shops around before, just a handful as I remember it to be but my memory fails me. I can't remember where I've seen them.

 

Anyone knows of good places?

 

Much appreciate.

 

Orihara at Robertson walk, manager is Naoki, asst manager is Maria. If you are not sure, you tell them your taste they will help recommend.

 

They also have umeshu, not like Choya type, you will never go back to Choya if you tried the better umeshus.

 

Takeaway prices about 30% off the label price.

[Noctis]

Orihara at Robertson walk, manager is Naoki, asst manager is Maria. If you are not sure, you tell them your taste they will help recommend.

 

They also have umeshu, not like Choya type, you will never go back to Choya if you tried the better umeshus.

 

Takeaway prices about 30% off the label price.

 

Cool. Thanks for the information

 

Been looking for a good brand of umeshu for daily drinking as well.

[Rustyz]

Is there a right way to enjoy Sake?

 

What abt Korean rice wine compare it with JAp

[Noctis]

Is there a right way to enjoy Sake?

 

What abt Korean rice wine compare it with JAp

 

For me personally, just use a ceramic tea cup, slowly sip it off, ice cold.

 

Or warmed up if you prefer. Different types of sake for different foods if you play the complimenting game.

[Rustyz]

great i have been doing the right way. thank

[Jansonchua]

Hi guys. I am a salesperson for sake from the Japan Prestige Sake Association. Visit our shops JMart at The Star Vista level B1 and I12 Katong level B1 for our huge range of sake. Do drop me any questions you may have on Japanese sake or shochu and I will gladly reply!!!

[Gitanic]

Hi guys. I am a salesperson for sake from the Japan Prestige Sake Association. Visit our shops JMart at The Star Vista level B1 and I12 Katong level B1 for our huge range of sake. Do drop me any questions you may have on Japanese sake or shochu and I will gladly reply!!!

Got discount r not?

[Hydrocarbon]

You can try Meidi-ya at Liang Court basement. That whole place is catered to Japanese groceries and stuff. They have a wide range of selection of everything.

 

Alternatively, I think the basement at Taka has quite a selection of Japanese sake too.

[Perseus76]

there is a shop on the B1 of Tampines One. They specialise in all Jap drinks. They have a good range of Jap biru to Sake, and other jap soft drink.

Cannot remember the name but is near the hair cut shop, near to the escalator coming down from Bakzer Inn