
Syun is a Japanese fine dining restaurant by chef Hal Yamashita, his first outpost outside Japan where you can find the chef’s unique nouvelle interpretation of Kobe cuisine.
Chef Yamashita’s is a firm believer in quality ingredients, and that is seen in his menu – from the finest Ohmi beef to even the tiniest ingredients, picked for their complementing natural flavours. He puts them together in unique, out-of-the-box recipes that are unmistakably Japanese yet are refreshingly modern.
Clad in wood and marble, the 48-seater Syun welcomes you with a quiet elegance and ‘zen-ness’ as you step past its entrance. The wood tones and earthy colours fit Syun, which is Japanese for ‘spring’.
You’ll be greeted by a sushi bar, but most guests would opt for a seat at one of the tables in dining area. For special occasions or those with a bigger group, you can request for one of two private rooms.
Because it is pretty small (cozy comes to mind), the restaurant can be fully booked during peak hours. To avoid a wasted trip, we definitely recommend making a reservation prior to visiting.
Syun’s Signature dishes
Opened only in 2015, the restaurant has made a name for itself on the food scene. Syun was named Singapore’s Best Restaurants 2016 by Singapore Tatler magazine and Singapore Top Restaurants 2015 – Best New Restaurant (Asian) by Wine & Dine magazine.
Here are some of the must-trys when you are there.



Syun brews its own sake
Hand crafted in Kobe, this sake is exclusively produced for chef Yamashita’s restaurants. It is brewed using Japanese rice, and mineral water from the Rokko Mountains. Unlike traditional sakes with an alcohol content of 15-18%, this smooth and mild artisanal sake contains only 13% alcohol and evokes sweet, fruity whispers of melon and citrus, making it the perfect complement for the chef’s creations.
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RESERVE YOUR SEAT TODAY
Syun | website link
Location: Festive Walk
Opening hours: Lunch 12pm – 2.30pm (Last Order at 2.15pm) | Dinner 6pm – 10.30pm (Last Order at 10pm)
Syun tends to be very busy so reservations are highly recommended.
Free valet parking, all-day parking for guests who dine here from noon – 2pm (no minimum spending), or from 6pm (with every $200 spent). The free valet service is available at the entrance of any hotels in the resort or at the drop-off area in the car park.