Sushi Tei is my go to for a reasonably priced Japanese meal. My favourite is the hamachi capacchio which is topped with a very yummy sesame seed dressing that we would mop up with other pieces of seafood. The hamachi kama shio (fish cheek) is also a good one, the fish is sweet and goes well with a squeeze of... More

Always come here when I want sushi that is fairly fish and not pay fine dining prices. The conveyor belt has a fairly good selection and if its not on the belt, you can always order it if its on the menu. Because its a family restaurant, it also has a wide choice of other Japanese food. My kids always... More

This is about the Sushi Tei restaurant in West Coast Plaza. Always crowded on Saturday evenings so be prepared to wait for seats. The creations for each season are worth trying. Variety of Japanese food to suit your preferences - sashimi, sushi, maki, don, ramen/soba, tempura and other fried dishes. Though not every dish is outstanding, taste and quantity are... More

Quality fish at a good price served to you. Their salads, sushi rolls and all the items in the menu are really good. If I ever want japanese cuisine, the first thing I would think about is Sushi Tei :)

Was here for dinner on Saturday night. It was quite busy even at 8.30pm I would imagine the good location at east coast park plays a role. Food was Ok And very average. I would not recommend if you are particular about your food quality just like me. If you are really a fan of authentic Japanese food, please, DON'T... More

The sushi variety is quite unique, the taste is good. Although a bit pricey, but for the ambience and location, is worth it.

We have been fans of Sushi Tei for many years... and have been to the Nex outlet before. Earlier this week we went to the Nex outlet for dinner to satisfy our sushi craving. However, the sushi rice on the Maguro platter and the salmon was very, very hard and tasteless. We raised it to the waitress and she gave... More

Sushi tei is lucky that they have a few dishes that i love - the dragon roll cannot be missed. However the service at all sushi tei outlets i have been too as been to the same rubbish standard. Its like a cafeteria and yet it is so expensive for such a venue. the staff are brisk and unfriendly, usually... More

We eat weekly at a sushi Tei outlet in the city be it at vivo or China street. The sushi is always great quality and there is a huge range as well as the specials menu. The sashimi platters are always freshly cut at the bar and delivered fairly quickly. Our must trys are the Dai Dai roll, the chicken... More