Kou Teppan at Great World is making the Omakase experience a lot more wallet-friendly with its new Rolling Omakase concept, where prices get cheaper when more people dine together.
The biggest draw? A three-course lunch can start from just S$19.95 per person after discount, while its nine-course dinner can go from S$99.90 to S$49.95 per person for groups of five or more.
What Do You Actually Get For S$19.95?
The three-course lunch usually starts from S$39.90 before discounts.
The meal begins with two seasonal appetisers, followed by a live-grilled main course prepared teppanyaki-style. Diners can choose from chicken, ribeye or salmon.
There are also premium upgrade options, including Hokkaido Pork Loin for an additional S$10 and Japanese A5 Wagyu for an additional S$30.
The Main Highlight Might Be The Wagyu Garlic Fried Rice
One of the more exciting parts of the lunch set is Kou Teppan’s Ultimate Wagyu Garlic Fried Rice.
It is cooked on the teppan grill with garlic oil, Japanese rice and crispy garlic chips. For diners who do not want wagyu in their fried rice, a pork option is also available.
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Nine-Course Dinner From S$49.95 After Discount
If lunch feels too quick, Kou Teppan also has a nine-course dinner experience priced from S$99.90 before discounts.
With the 50% group discount, this brings the dinner price down to S$49.95 per person for groups of five or more.
The dinner menu includes seasonal Japanese-style starters, a hot dish of the day, Japanese seabream broth, an A5 Wagyu brioche bite, seasonal teppan-grilled seafood, a palate cleanser, main course, Ultimate Wagyu Garlic Fried Rice and dessert.
Main course options include chicken, ribeye and salmon, with premium top-ups such as Hokkaido Pork Loin, A5 Japanese Wagyu and limited-quantity Kinki Fish.
Other Add-Ons And Promos To Know
For diners who want to make the meal more indulgent, Kou Teppan also offers selected add-ons at S$9.90 per item.
- Foie Gras with Nimono
- Teppan grilled whole abalone, two pieces
- Uni sushi
- Ikura “kobore-style” topping for the Ultimate Wagyu Garlic Fried Rice
There is also a rolling sake experience where each glass unlocks progressive pricing tiers, designed for diners who want to explore different sake options during the meal.
For anyone looking for an affordable omakase in Singapore that still feels like a proper dining experience, this is one to bookmark.
