Near Chinatown, GOHO | Japanese Kaiseki & Cocktails combines kaiseki-inspired Japanese cuisine with innovative cocktails in a stylish, dimly lit setting. The menu showcases the five core Japanese cooking techniques - Yaku (grilling), Musu (steaming), Ageru (deep-frying), Nama (cutting) and Niru (simmering). Offering a refined multi-course dining experience.
We were seated at the long bar table in a moody interior with dark decor accented by purple lighting, creating an intimate and contemporary nice ambience.
Firstly, we were to choose the menu courses from 3 different sets which are the Sakura (98 SGD), Sumire (138 SGD) and Ume (188 SGD) either with alcoholic or non-alcoholic pairing. We chose the Sumire set with non-alcoholic pairing which has the indicator of blue stamp for foods and the U smile for drinks on the menu.
We started off with the first glass of - The copenhagen sparkling tea BLA that pairs well with the seasonal monaka. Sakizuke - the seasonal monaka
Pairing with Jasmine & Peach
Seasonal Sashimi
Nori Tartlet
Nori Sori
Sabazushi
Seasonal Sashimi
Nori Tartlet
Nori Sori
Sabazushi
Tsukuri - Hotate & Maguro Mosaic with Sunomono (vinegared-dish)
Yakimono - Stuffed Tebasaki with unagi & takenoko (bamboo shoot) pairing with the Kimino Yuzu.
Shiizakana - Wagyu pairs well with the Gnista floral wormwood.
Agemono - Sakana Katsu & Shungiku Tempura. Shungiku Tempura is a type of Japanese tempura made from chrysanthemum greens or crown daisy known for its distinctive herbal aroma and crisp texture. The agemono is for the pairing with Non 3 Yuzu & Cinnamon.
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