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291 SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, 058836
- Maxwell Rd FC, Opp Sri Mariamman Tp, Opp Fairfield Meth Ch, Opp Hong Lim Cplx
TE18 Maxwell NE4 DT19 Chinatown

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LAST UPDATE: 09/Aug/2024

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Started in Tokyo as a yatai(stall) next to a public bath in 1933 called “Monchan-Ya” by my grandfather, Montaro Kaneko. At that time, sushi was served from sushi stalls and was meant to be a snack or quick bite to eat & go. His passion for quality and service has become the benchmark of his success as he opened his Edo style sushi restaurant in Yutenji Meguro, Tokyo – “Monzushi”. The near century-old restaurant has been helmed by three generations of Kaneko, and the latest being my father Hiroyuki and my brother, Yusuke Kaneko. All of us are committed to continue the family’s legacy in upholding the long held Japanese sushi tradition. Monzushi Singapore is the first venture outside Japan. We will bring that same dedication my grandfather had and host our guests here with pride.