Tentsuru serves up exclusive tempura omakase for readers of The Business Times
Master chef Daiki Kawaguchi has curated a special menu, featuring ingredients flown directly from Japan, for BT Club
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BT CLUB kicks off its first dining experience of the new year – The Art of Tempura – at Tentsuru, one of Singapore’s premier high-end tempura restaurants on Feb 22 (Sat). Master chef Daiki Kawaguchi has curated a special seasonal omakase menu exclusively for readers of The Business Times, featuring ingredients flown directly from Japan.
With an illustrious 18-year career at Michelin-starred restaurants such as Tankuma and Hanagatami in Osaka and Tokyo, as well as co-founding Bangkok’s renowned Tenharu, Chef Kawaguchi is celebrated for his innovative and precise approach to tempura artistry.
Now leading the kitchen at Tentsuru, he presents a carefully crafted nine-piece tempura menu – highlighting delicacies such as tiger prawn, Hokkaido scallop and the restaurant’s signature uni tempura – all designed to embody the Japanese spirit of omotenashi (heartfelt hospitality).
Established in 2022 and located within The St Regis Singapore, Tentsuru has quickly become a sanctuary for tempura enthusiasts.
Mark your calendars – this exclusive experience promises to start the new year on a truly delectable note.
Seats are limited, so reserve yours now. BT Club’s The Art of Tempura takes place at Tentsuru (St Regis Hotel, second floor) on Feb 22 from 12pm.
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