You can book all 3 Suki-Ya outlets online, at Bugis+, Plaza Singapura and Marina Square, or through its WhatsApp concierge. Each buffet session lasts 80 minutes. Regular buffets start from $23.90++ at lunch and $28.90++ at dinner. Below: each outlet’s booking link and QR code, phone number, hours, nearest MRT and Google Maps, plus the birthday deal.
Quick answer: book on Chope (links below) or WhatsApp Suki-Ya’s concierge on 8303 1863. Walk-ins are welcome, but Suki-Ya recommends booking at peak hours. Buffets last 80 minutes, and there’s a $3++ surcharge on Fridays to Sundays, public holidays and their eves.
Checking prices? See the full Suki-Ya buffet menu and prices for 2026, from the official menu.
All 3 Suki-Ya outlets in Singapore
Each outlet has its official booking link, phone number, hours and Google Maps listing.
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Suki-Ya Plaza Singapura 68 Orchard Road, #04-62 Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839
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Suki-Ya Bugis+ 201 Victoria Street, #04-14/15 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
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Suki-Ya Marina Square 6 Raffles Boulevard, #02-183B/C Marina Square, Singapore 039594
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Outlets, phone numbers and hours are from Suki-Ya’s official website (suki-ya.com.sg). Booking links go to each outlet’s Chope page, checked November 2026.
How Suki-Ya reservations work
- Where to book: Suki-Ya’s reservations page takes online bookings for all three outlets, or book through the WhatsApp concierge on 8303 1863.
- Dining time: 80 minutes per session.
- Walk-ins: welcome, but Suki-Ya recommends booking at peak hours.
- Big groups: from Monday to Thursday, groups of 10 to 19 get 10% off the regular buffet, 20 to 39 get 15%, and 40 or more get 20%. Full payment is needed 2 days ahead, with no refunds once confirmed. Details are on the group bookings page.
Suki-Ya buffet prices
- Regular buffet: from $23.90++ for lunch and $28.90++ for dinner.
- Premium buffet: from $36.90++ for lunch and $41.90++ for dinner.
- Surcharge: $3++ on Fridays to Sundays, public holidays and their eves. Children aged 5 to 10 pay a child price.
Suki-Ya birthday treat
The birthday person eats the regular buffet free when dining with at least 3 other paying adults. It’s dine-in only from Monday to Thursday, not on public holidays or their eves, and not for groups of more than 10. Bring ID, and note that service charge and GST still apply to everyone, including the birthday person. Details are on the birthday page.
Suki-Ya’s menu includes pork, and it doesn’t state that it’s halal-certified. Its Heartland Mall and Kallang Wave Mall outlets are no longer on its official list. Suki-Ya is run by Creative Eateries.
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The story of Suki-Ya
Suki-Ya is a Singapore-born sukiyaki and shabu-shabu buffet from local restaurant group Creative Eateries, not a franchise imported from Japan. It grew into a regional chain and today runs three outlets in Singapore.
- 1992: Anthony Wong founded Creative Eateries, which started with a restaurant called Hot Stones in Holland Village.
- After 2007: Inspired by a yakiniku meal in Tokyo, Wong moved the group into Japanese dining, opening Tajimaya and then Suki-Ya at Marina Square.
- 2019: Suki-Ya had about 20 outlets across Singapore, Malaysia and Taipei, according to its founder.
- 2025: Japan's Skylark group bought the company running Suki-Ya's Malaysian outlets.
- 2025: Asia White Knight Group acquired Creative Eateries, Suki-Ya's parent company.
- 2026: Suki-Ya runs three Singapore outlets: Bugis+, Marina Square and Plaza Singapura.
Did you know?
- Creative Eateries' other brands include Tajimaya Yakiniku, Bangkok Jam and Sarai.
- Despite the similar name, there is no known link between Suki-Ya and Sukiya, the Japanese beef-bowl chain owned by Zensho.
- Suki-Ya calls itself a 'House of Hot Pot', with unlimited sliced beef and pork, eight soup bases and a self-service vegetable bar.
- The Singapore outlets serve pork, so they are not halal.
Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Dates come from Suki-Ya’s official channels and published reports.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I make a Suki-Ya reservation?
- Book online through Suki-Ya's reservations page or each outlet's Chope page, or WhatsApp its concierge on 8303 1863.
- How many Suki-Ya outlets are there in Singapore?
- There are 3: Bugis+, Plaza Singapura and Marina Square.
- How much is the Suki-Ya buffet?
- The regular buffet starts from $23.90++ for lunch and $28.90++ for dinner, and premium from $36.90++ and $41.90++. A $3++ surcharge applies on Fridays to Sundays, public holidays and their eves.
- How long is the Suki-Ya buffet?
- 80 minutes per session.
- Does Suki-Ya have a birthday promotion?
- Yes. The birthday person eats the regular buffet free with at least 3 other paying adults, Monday to Thursday, dine-in only.
- Is Suki-Ya halal?
- No. Its menu includes pork, and it doesn't state that it's halal-certified.
- Is Suki-Ya related to Sukiya?
- There is no known link. Suki-Ya is a Singapore sukiyaki and shabu-shabu buffet from local group Creative Eateries, while Sukiya is a Japanese beef-bowl chain owned by Zensho.
Last verified: November 2026 against Suki-Ya’s official website (suki-ya.com.sg) and its Chope pages. Hours and booking rules can change, so check before you go. Where To Eat is independent and not affiliated with Suki-Ya or Creative Eateries.