Jukai

Food 8/10
Located in midtown east, this hidden underground spot serves quite a flavorful sukiyaki. We got the duck set, which also came with a few appetizers and an absolutely phenomenal white sesame panna cotta dessert. That definitely took my breath away, especially as someone who typically doesn’t enjoy panna cottas. The hotpot itself was perfect for a cloudy evening, it wasn’t too much food, but it filled me up quite well. Worth checking out if you’re in the area or if you’ve given up on waiting for Tomi Jazz.

Atmosphere 7/10
Because it’s on the basement level, it felt a bit damp, but nothing to complain about.

Service 7/10
Solid service.

First time dining and trying Sukiyaki! And we also ordered tasting drink Sake! Honestly say I may not a sweet soup fan, the soup just too sweet for me tho!

We selected the ShabuShabu Beef set $120 for 2people and the Assorted Sashimi set as An Appetizer on Friday night and It’s good as expected.

I considered Jukai as hidden Gems, Japanese fine dinning with Good quality of ingredients and professional service.

The place is down to the basement as on that night 80% are Japanese customers which a good sign of Authenticity.

They offer different prefix sets menu and variety of sake selection. I think there is only Sapporo Beer on draft but this info need to be verified.

Good for single, Couple and group of friend , especially coworker to hang out and enjoy nice conversation after work.

Great environment, excellent food quality. Before this, I can’t imagine how good Japanese Food could be. The freshness and quality of the food impresses me sooooo much. I would definitely recommend this and take another round next time. We ordered a lot. Normally the price would be around 100 to be super satisfied.