
Swissôtel The Stamford
Five-star tower hotel at Raffles City in the City Hall area, with 1,252 balcony rooms and restaurants on level 70.
City Hall & Clarke Quay

Koji Sushi Bar is a casual Japanese sushi and sashimi bar on Level 3 of Raffles City Shopping Centre. It aims to serve fresh seafood quickly and at fair prices. It works well for a quick lunch, and dinner adds a chef's omakase menu.
The name comes from koji, the mould used to brew sake and shochu. Koji Sushi Bar started on Pickering Street in the CBD and opened this second outlet at Raffles City in 2019.
Nigiri is the core of the menu. Koji's style is large, generous slices of fish and shellfish on a small mound of rice. The rice is grown in Japan and cooked with charcoal-filtered water, then seasoned with vinegar in the traditional way.
The chirashi don comes with a choice of white or mixed-grain rice, plus miso soup and salad. To drink, there is a list of sake and shochu.
Inside there is a long row of counter seats plus some tables, and there are a few high tables outside the shop. It is a relaxed place for a solo meal at the counter or a quick catch-up between shops and sights. At busy times, smaller parties may be asked to share a table.
Raffles City sits above City Hall MRT station, so you can reach the mall without going outside. The complex is also home to Swissôtel The Stamford and Fairmont Singapore, which makes Koji an easy lunch for hotel guests.
After your meal, walk over to CHIJMES or St Andrew's Cathedral, both a few minutes away. For more sushi and Japanese food, browse our Japanese restaurants, or see all restaurants in City Hall and Clarke Quay.
In and around City Hall & Clarke Quay

Five-star tower hotel at Raffles City in the City Hall area, with 1,252 balcony rooms and restaurants on level 70.
City Hall & Clarke Quay

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City Hall & Clarke Quay

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City Hall & Clarke Quay
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