π£ Sushi Masa by Ki-Setsu – A Hidden 8-Seat Omakase Sanctuary Above Orchard Road
A Hidden Omakase World Above Orchard Road
Inside Sushi Masa by Ki-Setsu –
the serene, 8-seat omakase experience tucked quietly on Level 6 of Cuppage
Plaza
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| The discreet entrance of Sushi Masa by Ki-Setsu — a quiet omakase sanctuary hidden on Level 6 of Cuppage Plaza. |
Stepping into Sushi Masa feels like entering a different
realm entirely. Hidden on the sixth floor of Cuppage Plaza - a building
many walk past without ever noticing - this 8-seat Japanese restaurant has
become one of the most talked-about names in the Omakase Singapore
scene.
The moment the door slides open, the building vanishes. Warm
hinoki, soft lighting, and a stillness rarely found along Orchard Road cocoon
you instantly. It’s a quiet, luxurious escape - an unexpected sanctuary
suspended above the city’s bustle.
Despite its discreet location, Sushi Masa has become a
favourite among diners who value privacy, craft and seasonality. Everything
here is intimate, thoughtful, and deeply personal. The experience revolves
entirely around the guests, with Chef Masa guiding each evening with gentle
precision and quiet confidence.
(For context, the restaurant has been spotlighted by food
writers and influencers for its unique blend of tradition and creativity, and
for being one of Orchard Road’s best hidden dining experiences.)
If you enjoy exploring unique dining spots along Orchard Road, you may also like our review of French Fold Orchard — a chic space offering artisanal crΓͺpes and galettes.
Seasonality Meets Craft
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| A seasonal cooked dish showcasing Chef Masa’s refined balance of warmth, depth and Japanese craftsmanship. |
At Sushi Masa, omakase is presented as a living expression
of the Japanese seasons and not just in ingredients, but in the way flavours
are combined and courses are structured.
Chef Masa is known for pairing classic Japanese techniques
with fresh, unexpected elements. Think:
- clean,
elegant sashimi layered with fruit
- warm,
comforting cooked dishes featuring seasonal vegetables
- subtle
accents that elevate without overwhelming
Nothing here is fusion, but it is interpretation. A fresh
way of showcasing traditional Japanese craft while respecting its roots.
Here are some courses diners often highlight:
(For those who appreciate deeply seasonal cuisine, Sushi
Masa offers one of the most personal Omakase Singapore experiences
today.)
Much More Than Sushi
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| A delicate fish course topped with a savoury seasonal sauce — one of the highlights of the omakase progression. |
Though sushi is central, Sushi Masa’s omakase celebrates the
full breadth of Japanese cuisine, of soups, grills, simmered dishes, and
delicate palate cleansers.
The menus offered include:
Reservations are required for all menus as ingredients are
brought in fresh each morning from Toyosu Market.
Price Point & Dining Experience
Omakase at Sushi Masa sits comfortably in the premium
segment, especially given its 8-seat exclusivity and ingredients flown in
daily.
There is one seating per evening, and dinner lasts
about 2.5–3 hours.
What Diners Are Saying
Sushi Masa has quietly built a loyal following since
opening, driven by word-of-mouth and genuine appreciation for the experience.
And yet, that’s exactly what makes Sushi Masa special.
Why Sushi Masa Deserves a Spot on Your Omakase Singapore List
From the first step past the sliding door, you enter a
quiet, luxurious world where the focus is entirely on the seasons, the craft,
and the guest in front of the chef.
Whether you’re celebrating, seeking a peaceful escape, or
searching for one of Singapore’s most intimate omakase experiences,
Sushi Masa offers something rare: precision without pretense, creativity
without noise, and hospitality that feels deeply personal.
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Orchard Foodies Verdict πΆ
For those who appreciate quiet luxury and deeply thoughtful
Japanese craft, this is a must-visit.



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