Set amidst Holland Village’s enchanting shophouses and utterly quaint environment, sits the newly refurnished and expanded Sushi Tei – Holland Village outlet; enticing patrons and passers-by with its splendid execution of an all-new design concept - a devotion to Japanese tradition and simplicity, gracefully infused with contemporary elements.

Responding to soaring consumers’ patronage, Sushi Tei – Holland Village decided to expand upon its petite outlet with the introduction of an upper-level dining concept; solving the problem on the lack of sitting capacity. With the expansion, Sushi Tei – Holland Village is able to now contain a total of 120 sitting pax – covering its alfresco, lower and upper-levels; making it available for larger dinner groups to dine-in and be accompanied by the pleasures of a cosy and stylish environ.

Costing over S$500,000, the renovation works for Sushi Tei – Holland Village took place in November 2005 and were completed by December 2005, procuring the nifty outlet’s first major renovation stint since its opening more than a decade ago.

The new Sushi Tei at Holland Village now provides diners with the options of feasting alfresco or taking pleasures in savouring the enticing sushi from the Japanese Kaiten (conveyer belt) on the lower floor, to treating oneself to the modern Japanese-Tatami style of dining, on the upper level.

Another alluring appeal is the cosy element, fashioned by the simplistic interior-décor. The enchanting set-up includes deep hues of russet and the play of soft lightings, highlighting the soft and sophisticated outlook of the restaurant.

With its new charming disposition, Sushi Tei – Holland Village allows patrons to absolutely relish in the restaurant’s delectable and ingenious Japanese cuisine. The outlet’s tasteful and appealing characteristics provide for a scrumptious and memorable dining experience to its patrons.

Year 2006 is slated to be an exciting year for Sushi Tei with the opening of Sushi Tei – Raffles City in April 2006 and Sushi Tei – Vivo City in October 2006.