The weekend free flow brunch here is one of the most lively brunch experiences in Singapore. Located high above the city, the restaurant offers stunning panoramic views which already set the tone for a fun weekend afternoon.

The brunch has a great party atmosphere. DJs, vibrant music and an energetic crowd make it feel more like a celebration than a typical brunch. The menu reflects the restaurant’s signature fusion style, blending Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian flavours into creative dishes served throughout the meal. 

The free flow drinks are a big highlight. Depending on the package, you can enjoy endless champagne, wines, cocktails, spirits and beer while you eat.  It definitely adds to the festive mood and makes it easy to settle in for a long, relaxed brunch with friends.

Food is served across several courses along with live stations and sharing plates, so there is always something new arriving at the table. Expect a mix of sushi, robata grilled dishes and Latin inspired plates that keep the experience interesting.

Overall it is a fantastic weekend brunch if you are looking for something lively rather than quiet. Great views, free flowing drinks, fun music and a celebratory atmosphere make it a perfect way to start the weekend with friends. 🍾🎶

Not sure where to begin — perhaps we Indians are a little spoilt for choice when it comes to dining and cocktails.
Our experience at Sushisamba was, unfortunately, fairly average. From the cocktails to the starters and mains, nothing truly stood out.
Having enjoyed some exceptional cocktails across India, I found the one here a bit too sweet, with the sugar syrup overpowering the balance of flavours.
We ordered the broccoli, gyoza, empanada, ribs, and steak. While the broccoli was pleasant, the gyoza and empanada felt somewhat generic and lacked freshness. The ribs and steak, unfortunately, were slightly chewy, which took away from the overall experience.
That said, the ambience and view are undeniably beautiful and create a wonderful setting. With a bit more attention to flavour, texture, and finesse, the food could truly match the stunning atmosphere.

The panoramic views from the restaurant is absolutely breathtaking.

The food were mostly good;
– Tofu tacquito was packed with many layers of flavour, and the tofu was so soft and smooth.
– Seviche was quite sour but appetising
– Sushi rolls were a bit small but a nice bite

Do note the restaurant plays upbeat latin music, and has a fun vibe. Would not recommended if you’re looking for a place for quiet and deep conversations ☺️