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The Best Cheap Sushi Deals in Singapore

Buffets, conveyor belts, lunch omakase and supermarket markdowns — ranked and updated for November 2025.

Great sushi in Singapore doesn't have to be expensive. The trick is knowing when and where to go — lunch windows, weekday promotions and late-night supermarket markdowns are where the real savings hide.

Buffet Deals

Weekday Lunch Buffet

varies (see outlet)

Sushi Tei · Island-wide

All-you-can-eat nigiri, maki and sides during the weekday lunch window.

90-Minute Dinner Buffet

varies (see outlet)

Sushi Express Premium · Orchard

Order-style buffet with freshly made plates brought straight to your table.

Budget Deals

Conveyor Belt Plates

flat-rate per plate

Sushi Express · Island-wide

Flat-rate plates off the belt — the cheapest way to graze on classics.

Genki Rewards Plates

flat-rate per plate

Genki Sushi · Island-wide

App members collect stamps toward free plates and birthday treats.

Omakase Deals

Lunch Omakase

varies (see restaurant)

Hashida · Amoy Street

A pared-back midday counter experience at a fraction of dinner pricing.

Supermarket Deals

Closing-Time Platters

end-of-day discounts

Don Don Donki · Island-wide

Sticker discounts land on sushi and sashimi trays in the final hours.

5 ways to save even more

  1. Go at lunch. Buffet lunch pricing is routinely cheaper than dinner for near-identical menus.
  2. Stack the apps. Chains like Sushi Express and Genki reward repeat visits with free plates and birthday perks.
  3. Chase the stickers. Don Don Donki and premium supermarkets discount sushi platters heavily near closing time.
  4. Book omakase early. Lunch omakase is a fraction of dinner pricing but slots vanish within hours of release.
  5. Split and share. Buffets and large sashimi platters are best enjoyed (and priced) in groups.

Frequently asked questions

When is sushi cheapest in Singapore?
Weekday lunch windows and the last hour before supermarkets close offer the deepest discounts.
Are buffet lunches really cheaper than dinner?
Yes — most chains price lunch buffets well below dinner for near-identical menus.
Do loyalty apps actually save money?
They do if you visit repeatedly; free plates, birthday perks and member-only pricing add up fast.

Sources

Prices include neither GST nor service charge unless stated and are accurate as of November 2025. Deals change frequently — always confirm with the outlet before visiting.

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