Ratings and feedback for Man Man Japanese Unagi Restaurant. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Man Man Japanese Unagi Restaurant

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Unagi restaurant

Japanese restaurant

Restaurant

1 Keong Saik Rd., #01-01, Singapore 089109

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Oh man, let me tell you about this gem I stumbled upon—Man Man Japanese Unagi Restaurant on Keong Saik Road! I mean, if you blink, you might just miss it, tucked away between some lively bars and those cute little shophouses. But trust me, you don’t wanna miss this place.

First off, the unagi! Just heavenly. Chef Teppei Yamashita runs the show and truly knows his stuff. The guy has a knack for turning live eels into beautifully grilled masterpieces. You sit there, smelling that smoky charcoal wafting in the air, and you just know you’re in for something special.

Yeah, you might have to wait a bit—like, a long queue kind of wait. But hey, what’s a little line when you’re about to enjoy some of the best unagi in Singapore? They’ve got a cozy vibe—perfect for date night or just a chill meal with friends. And let’s not forget, you can watch the chefs work their magic, grilling eels like it’s a well-rehearsed dance.

Okay, so let’s talk about the food experience. The Hitsumabushi set? You gotta try that. It’s not just ‘unagi over rice’; it’s an event! You get to enjoy it three different ways! Classic, with sauce, then swimming in dashi. It’s like a unagi adventure on a plate. And don’t even get me started on the fresh wasabi you grate yourself. It’s got this sweetness that makes you go, “Wow, I didn’t know wasabi could be like this!”

Sure, some reviews mention it’s on the pricier side—around $30 for a meal. But considering it’s fresh and prepared right in front of you, it’s worth every penny, right? Plus, you can’t put a price on an experience that takes you straight to Japan (well, kinda).

Still, not everything’s unicorns and rainbows. Sometimes the service can feel a bit rushed, like they’re gently nudging you to finish up, especially if you’re in for a quick lunch. But, the food makes up for those little hiccups. As for parking, it’s not too tricky to find—it’s all paid parking around, so bring some coins or swipe your card.

If you’re ever in Singapore, time your visit right, beat the dinner crowd, and get ready to savor unagi like never before. Man Man is a must-try—no question about it! Wouldn’t you want to taste the best unagi while watching it be grilled right in front of you? Pretty unforgettable, I’d say!