Saboten Menu Singapore Prices 2026

Craving Japanese tonkatsu with Uonuma Koshihikari rice and free-flow cabbage in Singapore? Saboten is the Japanese tonkatsu chain known for its light panko-crust pork cutlets, fresh pork sourced from Indonesia and premium breadcrumbs imported from Japan.

Saboten Menu Singapore

Saboten Singapore prices confirmed from source reviews start at Loin Katsu Set (Medium) $23, Tenderloin Katsu Set $27, Nigiwai Loin and Cheese Tenderloin Katsu Set $28, Saboten Special Set $29.50 (ebi fry, tenderloin katsu, loin katsu, crab cream croquette), Katsu Ni Set from $22.50 and Tenderloin Oroshi Katsu Ni Set $30.50 (Middleclass.sg VivoCity, November 2022). The Parkway Parade Saboten plus Tagosaku concept offers Akauo Okowa Set at $20.50 and Karaage Okowa Set at $17.50 (Eatbook, November 2023). All katsu sets include Uonuma Koshihikari rice, miso soup, chawanmushi, free-flow cabbage, pickles and ice cream.

See Also: Ma Maison Menu

Most Popular Items at Saboten Singapore 2026

These are the six most-ordered Saboten dishes from Middleclass.sg (VivoCity 2022) and Eatbook (Parkway Parade 2023) reviews.

DishPrice (SGD)Source Note
Loin Katsu Set (Medium)$23VivoCity, Middleclass Nov 2022
Tenderloin Katsu Set$27VivoCity, Middleclass Nov 2022
Nigiwai Loin and Cheese Tenderloin Katsu Set$28VivoCity, Middleclass Nov 2022
Saboten Special Set$29.50VivoCity, Middleclass Nov 2022
Tenderloin Oroshi Katsu Ni Set$30.50VivoCity, Middleclass Nov 2022
Saboten Special Set (Parkway Parade)$23.50Saboten + Tagosaku, Eatbook Nov 2023

The Saboten Special Set is the single most-reviewed Saboten dish, bundling ebi fry (fried shrimp), mini tenderloin katsu, half loin katsu and crab cream croquette. Current 2026 in-store prices may differ; verify at the outlet counter.

Saboten Signature Tonkatsu Set Prices 2026

All Saboten katsu sets include Uonuma Koshihikari rice (imported from Niigata), miso soup, chawanmushi, free-flow cabbage with secret-recipe dressing, pickles and a scoop of ice cream.

Katsu SetPrice (SGD)
Loin Katsu Set (Medium)$23
Tenderloin Katsu Set$27
Nigiwai Katsu Set (From)$27.50
Nigiwai Loin and Cheese Tenderloin Katsu Set$28
Saboten Special Set (VivoCity)$29.50
Saboten Special Set (Parkway Parade)$23.50
Katsu Ni Set (From, served in clay pot)$22.50
Tenderloin Oroshi Katsu Ni Set$30.50

The Nigiwai sets include two appetisers chosen from six options (Tofu Salad, Tomato Salad, Ebi Karaage, etc.). The Saboten Special Set bundles ebi fry, mini tenderloin katsu, half loin katsu and crab cream croquette. Prices are from Middleclass.sg VivoCity (November 2022) and Eatbook Parkway Parade (November 2023). Verify at the outlet for current 2026 prices.

Saboten Premium and Limited-Time Katsu Prices 2026

Saboten rotates limited-edition premium katsu, with Oyster Katsu as a notable past special.

Premium KatsuPrice (SGD)
Oyster Katsu (4 Hiroshima Oysters with Tartar Sauce)$38
Halibut Fillet Katsu SpecialPrice not published
Kurobuta Pork UpgradePrice not published

The Oyster Katsu at $38 was a limited-time one-month special at VivoCity (Middleclass November 2022). The Kurobuta Pork upgrade is available at the Changi Airport Terminal 1 outlet according to Live2Makan (September 2024). Specific 2026 Kurobuta pricing is not published in sources; ask at the outlet for the current premium upgrade cost.

Saboten Chicken Katsu and Hire Katsu Prices 2026

Beyond the standard pork loin and tenderloin, Saboten offers chicken and seafood variations.

Saboten chicken and tenderloin katsu line-up (Oddle delivery listing):

  • Chicken Katsu
  • Chicken Katsu Supreme
  • Tenderloin Katsu
  • Grated Radish Tenderloin Katsu
  • Cheese Tenderloin and Loin Katsu
  • Cheese Tenderloin and Tenderloin Katsu

Specific chicken katsu set prices for 2026 are not published in the sources accessed for this guide. The Tenderloin Katsu Set is $27 and the Nigiwai Loin and Cheese Tenderloin Katsu Set is $28 (both from Middleclass VivoCity 2022). For current chicken katsu set pricing, verify at the outlet or on the saboten.oddle.me ordering platform when it reopens.

Saboten Seafood and Ebi Fry Sets Prices 2026

Saboten’s seafood katsu line includes salmon, shrimp (ebi fry) and crab cream croquette.

Saboten seafood katsu line-up (Oddle listing):

  • Salmon Katsu
  • Ebi Karaage (Shrimp Karaage)
  • Ebi Karaage and Fries
  • Scallop and Aka Ebi Mentai Mini Tenderloin Katsu Set
  • Twin Special Gozen (combination plate)

Confirmed source price:

  • Scallop and Aka Ebi Mentai and Mini Tenderloin Katsu Set: $20.90 (Seth Lui, IMM review)

The $20.90 Scallop set bundles scallops, large prawn with ebi mayo, sashimi slices and tenderloin katsu. The crab cream croquette appears in the $29.50 Saboten Special Set at VivoCity. For current 2026 seafood katsu pricing, verify at the outlet.

Saboten Katsu Donburi (Katsu Don) Prices 2026

Saboten offers three Katsu Don rice bowl variants on its Oddle delivery platform.

Saboten Katsu Don line-up (Oddle listing):

  • Tenderloin Katsu Don
  • Loin Katsu Don
  • Chicken Katsu Don

Specific 2026 Katsu Don prices are not published in the sources accessed for this guide. The Katsu Don format typically plates egg-bound pork or chicken katsu over Uonuma Koshihikari rice with miso soup on the side. For current Saboten Katsu Don pricing, verify at the outlet counter or on the Saboten Oddle ordering platform when it reopens.

Saboten Katsu Curry Prices 2026

Saboten serves Japanese-style curry alongside katsu, in three protein variants on the Oddle delivery platform.

Saboten Katsu Curry line-up (Oddle listing):

  • Tenderloin Katsu Curry
  • Loin Katsu Curry
  • Chicken Katsu Curry

Specific 2026 Katsu Curry prices are not published in the sources accessed for this guide. For current Saboten Katsu Curry pricing, verify at the outlet counter or on the Saboten Oddle ordering platform when it reopens.

Saboten Bento and Okowa Sets Prices 2026

The Saboten plus Tagosaku concept at Parkway Parade adds Okowa (Japanese sticky rice) sets alongside the signature katsu.

Okowa / Bento SetPrice (SGD)
Akauo Okowa Set$20.50
Karaage Okowa Set$17.50
Saboten Special Set (Parkway Parade)$23.50
Okowa Upgrade to Koshihikari RiceFrom $4.50

All Okowa prices are from the Saboten plus Tagosaku Parkway Parade outlet (Eatbook, November 2023). Prices are subject to GST and service charge (++). Other Okowa flavours (Chicken, Salmon, Chestnut, Red Bean, Unagi) are available but 2026 prices are not published in the source reviews.

Saboten Sides and Starters Prices 2026

Saboten offers a small range of sides and starters alongside katsu.

Saboten sides line-up (Oddle listing and reviews):

  • Chicken Karaage
  • Chicken Karaage and Fries
  • Ebi Karaage (Shrimp)
  • Ebi Karaage and Fries
  • Chawanmushi
  • Cabbage Salad with Signature Dressing
  • Tofu Salad
  • Tomato Salad

Confirmed historical prices (TheSmartLocal, 2014, likely outdated):

  • Wagyu Beef Shabu Shabu: $7.90
  • Black Pepper Kurobuta Teppanyaki: $9.90
  • Halibut Fish Katsu: $6.00

All Saboten katsu sets include complimentary chawanmushi, free-flow cabbage with the signature dressing, miso soup, pickles and ice cream (no additional cost). Specific per-side a la carte 2026 prices are not published in current sources. Verify at the outlet.

Saboten Desserts 2026

Saboten includes complimentary matcha ice cream with every katsu set at no additional charge (confirmed from VivoCity, Changi Terminal 1 and Parkway Parade reviews).

The free matcha ice cream is served at the end of the meal in a small scoop. No additional a la carte dessert menu is published on the sources accessed for this guide. For dessert upgrades or additional scoops, verify at the outlet counter.

Saboten Beverages Prices 2026

Saboten serves standard Japanese restaurant beverages including green tea, soft drinks and beer at every outlet.

Confirmed happy hour deal (Chope, Terminal 1 outlet):

  • Any 2 Beers: $18 (dine-in only, not combinable with other offers)

Specific beverage prices (soft drinks, Japanese tea, individual beer, sake) are not published on the sources accessed for this guide. Hot green tea is typically complimentary or refillable at Japanese tonkatsu restaurants. Verify at the outlet counter for the current 2026 drinks list.

Saboten Free-Flow Add-Ons and Refills 2026

Saboten katsu sets include generous free refills at no additional charge, confirmed from multiple source reviews.

Free refills included with every Saboten katsu set:

  • Uonuma Koshihikari Rice (imported from Niigata)
  • Shredded Cabbage with Signature Dressing
  • Miso Soup

Also complimentary with sets:

  • Chawanmushi (Steamed Egg Custard)
  • Pickles
  • Matcha Ice Cream (one scoop)

The free-flow cabbage uses Saboten’s secret-recipe dressing, served chilled. Rice refills are available throughout the meal. The free refill policy is one of the main Saboten dining draws and is confirmed at the VivoCity, Changi Terminal 1 and Parkway Parade outlets.

Saboten Opening Hours Singapore 2026

Saboten outlets operate on different hours depending on location.

OutletOpening Hours
Changi Airport Terminal 1Daily 10am to 11pm
VivoCityDaily 11am to 10pm (last order 9:15pm)
Millenia WalkDaily 11:30am to 9pm
IMMDaily 11am to 10pm (last order 9:30pm, historical)

Last order is typically 30 minutes to 1 hour before closing. Changi Airport Terminal 1 at the T1 Viewing Mall has the longest hours (10am to 11pm) to accommodate travellers.

Saboten Deals and Promotions Singapore 2026

Saboten runs several ongoing deals worth tracking at specific outlets.

Confirmed Terminal 1 happy hour (Chope): Any 2 Beers at $18 (dine-in only, not combinable with other offers).

Confirmed VivoCity limited special (Middleclass November 2022): Oyster Katsu with 4 Hiroshima Oysters and tartar sauce at $38, available for approximately one month.

Confirmed delivery promo (foodpanda): Free delivery on your first Saboten order via foodpanda (standard delivery fee $6.49 thereafter, minimum order $14).

Confirmed Oddle delivery policy (eats.beta.oddle.me/menus/saboten): Minimum order of $60 with delivery under $6.80.

Follow Saboten Singapore on Facebook (facebook.com/saboten.sg) for current seasonal promotions and limited-edition katsu launches. Student and group discounts are not advertised in sources accessed.

Saboten Delivery Singapore 2026 (Dine-In vs Oddle vs foodpanda)

Saboten delivers islandwide through foodpanda and the official Saboten Oddle platform (saboten.oddle.me).

Oddle delivery (eats.beta.oddle.me/menus/saboten):

  • Minimum order: $60
  • Delivery fee: Under $6.80
  • Saboten Oddle shop status at time of writing: Closed (check back for reopening)

foodpanda delivery (Millenia Walk outlet):

  • Minimum order: $14
  • Delivery fee: $6.49 standard, free on first order
  • Hours: 11:30am to 9pm daily

Panko-crust katsu holds up moderately well in delivery but is best eaten fresh at the outlet for optimal crispness. Delivery prices typically run 10 to 20 percent higher than dine-in across platforms.

Payment Methods at Saboten Singapore 2026

All Saboten Singapore outlets accept cash, NETS, PayNow, PayLah, GrabPay and all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express).

Contactless payment via Apple Pay and Google Pay is supported at every outlet. For foodpanda delivery orders, Saboten Millenia Walk accepts all standard foodpanda payment methods. All Saboten dine-in prices are subject to prevailing GST and service charge (indicated as ++).

Saboten Outlets Singapore 2026

Saboten operates multiple outlets across Singapore. The confirmed current and past outlets are listed below.

OutletAddressPhone / Status
Saboten (Changi Airport Terminal 1)60 Airport Blvd, #03-21, T1 Viewing Mall, Singapore 819643Currently Open
Saboten (VivoCity)1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-49, Singapore 098585Currently Open
Saboten (Millenia Walk)9 Raffles Boulevard, #02-14, Lower Central, Millenia WalkCurrently Open (via foodpanda)
Saboten (IMM)2 Jurong East Street 21, #01-19, Singapore 6096016898 3432 (historical)
Saboten (City Hall)OpenRice listingCurrently Open
Saboten plus Tagosaku (Parkway Parade)Parkway Parade6344 1242, Currently Open
Saboten (313@Somerset)313 Orchard RoadClosed
Saboten (100AM)100AM Tanjong PagarClosed
Saboten (Parco Bugis)HistoricalClosed

Changi Airport Terminal 1 at the T1 Viewing Mall is the longest-hours Saboten outlet (10am to 11pm daily). VivoCity is the busiest flagship with the full set menu.

Is Saboten Halal in Singapore?

No, Saboten is not MUIS halal certified in 2026. The signature menu is pork-based tonkatsu.

Saboten uses fresh pork imported from Indonesia and panko breadcrumbs imported from Japan for its signature katsu. The restaurant also serves Kurobuta pork upgrades, Wagyu Beef Shabu Shabu (historical) and Black Pepper Kurobuta Teppanyaki (historical). The kitchen does not segregate utensils or cooking equipment to meet MUIS halal standards.

Muslim diners seeking halal Japanese katsu alternatives in Singapore should consider MUIS halal-certified Japanese concepts instead of Saboten. Non-pork options at Saboten include Chicken Katsu, Chicken Katsu Supreme, Salmon Katsu, Chicken Karaage and Ebi Karaage, but all are prepared in the same pork-handling kitchen.

Vegetarian Options at Saboten Singapore 2026

Saboten is not a vegetarian restaurant and does not offer a dedicated plant-based or vegetarian katsu.

The free-flow cabbage with signature dressing, chawanmushi (contains egg), Tofu Salad, Tomato Salad and Uonuma Koshihikari rice are the only vegetarian-friendly components of the Saboten dining experience. All katsu, including Chicken, Salmon, Ebi and Pork variants, are animal protein-based.

Strict vegetarians should look at other Japanese restaurant alternatives in Singapore instead of Saboten. The tonjiru-style miso soup included with sets may contain pork or dashi stock.

Allergens and Dietary Information at Saboten 2026

Saboten does not publish a formal allergen list, so diners with allergies should ask the server before ordering.

Common allergens across the Saboten menu include pork (across all tonkatsu, loin katsu, tenderloin katsu, Katsu Ni, Katsu Don, miso soup), wheat (panko crust, batter, curry roux, bread components), eggs (chawanmushi, katsu batter, egg-bound Katsu Don, matcha ice cream), dairy (cheese tenderloin, matcha ice cream, cheese croquette), shellfish (Ebi Fry, Ebi Karaage, scallops in Nigiwai sets, crab in cream croquette), soy (shoyu sauce, cabbage dressing, miso), sesame (sesame grinder topping used at Japanese tonkatsu restaurants) and gluten (all panko-crust katsu, bread, curry roux).

Saboten dine-in prices are subject to prevailing GST and service charge (++). No gluten-free katsu is available (panko is wheat-based), and cross-contamination is likely in the shared deep-fryer station.

About Saboten Singapore

Saboten is a Japanese tonkatsu chain that opened its first Singapore outlet in the mid-2000s and has grown to multiple outlets across the island, including Changi Airport Terminal 1, VivoCity, Millenia Walk, IMM and the Parkway Parade Saboten plus Tagosaku concept.

The brand is known for using fresh pork imported from Indonesia and premium panko breadcrumbs imported from Japan, giving its tonkatsu a light, crisp exterior. Signature set components include Uonuma Koshihikari rice (imported from Niigata, Japan), free-flow shredded cabbage with Saboten’s secret-recipe dressing, miso soup, chawanmushi, pickles and complimentary matcha ice cream, all served alongside the panko-crust katsu.

Flagship signature dishes include the Loin Katsu Set at $23 (Medium), Tenderloin Katsu Set at $27, Saboten Special Set at $29.50 (VivoCity, with ebi fry, mini tenderloin katsu, half loin katsu and crab cream croquette), and the clay-pot Katsu Ni Set from $22.50. The Parkway Parade Saboten plus Tagosaku concept adds Japanese Okowa (sticky rice) sets from $17.50.

Saboten vs Tonkatsu Enbiton vs Ma Maison Comparison 2026

Singapore has several Japanese tonkatsu chains, often compared on pork quality, outlet count and price.

FeatureSabotenTonkatsu EnbitonTonkatsu by Ma Maison
Signature PorkIndonesian Pork, Japanese PankoKagoshima Yuzu PorkStandard Japan Pork
Loin Katsu Set$23 (Medium)$22 (Hokkaido)$21.80 (120g)
Signature Set$29.50 (VivoCity)Yuzu Rosu Katsu Set $22Standard Pork Katsu Set
RiceUonuma Koshihikari (Niigata), Free-FlowJapanese Rice, Free-FlowJapanese Rice, Free-Flow
CabbageFree-Flow with Signature DressingFree-FlowFree-Flow
Ice Cream IncludedYes (matcha scoop)Not confirmedNot confirmed
Outlets in SG6+ (Changi T1, VivoCity, Millenia Walk, IMM, City Hall, Parkway Parade)6 (Suntec, VivoCity, Changi City Point, Jem, 313, Causeway Point)4 (CHIJMES, Mandarin Gallery, Westgate, Jewel)
HalalNoNoNo

Saboten is the longest-established mainstream tonkatsu in Singapore with the complimentary matcha ice cream and Uonuma Koshihikari rice. Tonkatsu Enbiton is the premium Yuzu Pork specialist. Tonkatsu by Ma Maison is the budget-friendly option at $21.80.

Tips for First-Timers at Saboten Singapore 2026

First-time diners at Saboten should start with the Loin Katsu Set (Medium) at $23 to taste the signature light panko-crust pork cutlet with Uonuma Koshihikari rice and free-flow cabbage.

For the ultimate Saboten experience, order the Saboten Special Set at $29.50 (VivoCity), which bundles ebi fry, mini tenderloin katsu, half loin katsu and crab cream croquette, all with the free-flow cabbage and rice. For something lighter, the Nigiwai Katsu Set from $27.50 adds two appetisers of choice (Tofu Salad, Tomato Salad, Ebi Karaage).

Ask for additional cabbage refills throughout the meal (free). Grind the sesame seeds in the small bowl at the table and mix with katsu sauce for the signature dipping sauce. The matcha ice cream is complimentary and served at the end of the meal. Avoid peak lunch (12pm to 1:30pm) at VivoCity and Changi Airport Terminal 1 when travellers and family-weekend crowds queue past 20 minutes.

Saboten Singapore FAQ 2026

How much is Saboten in Singapore?

A full Saboten meal in Singapore 2026 costs $23 to $40 per pax dine-in. Loin Katsu Set is $23 (Medium), Tenderloin Katsu Set is $27, Nigiwai Loin and Cheese Tenderloin Katsu Set is $28, Saboten Special Set is $29.50 (VivoCity) and Tenderloin Oroshi Katsu Ni Set is $30.50 (all from Middleclass November 2022).

Is Saboten halal in Singapore?

No. Saboten is not MUIS halal certified. The signature menu is pork-based tonkatsu using fresh Indonesian pork and Japanese panko breadcrumbs.

Where is Saboten located in Singapore?

Saboten has outlets at Changi Airport Terminal 1 (60 Airport Blvd, #03-21), VivoCity (1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-49), Millenia Walk (9 Raffles Blvd, #02-14), IMM (2 Jurong East St 21), City Hall, and the Saboten plus Tagosaku concept at Parkway Parade.

What are Saboten opening hours?

Changi Airport Terminal 1 opens daily 10am to 11pm. VivoCity opens daily 11am to 10pm (last order 9:15pm). Millenia Walk opens daily 11:30am to 9pm. IMM opens daily 11am to 10pm (last order 9:30pm, historical).

What is the signature dish at Saboten?

The Saboten Special Set at $29.50 (VivoCity) is the signature, bundling ebi fry, mini tenderloin katsu, half loin katsu and crab cream croquette. The Loin Katsu Set at $23 (Medium) is the classic entry-point.

What is the cheapest Saboten meal?

Karaage Okowa Set at $17.50 is the cheapest confirmed Saboten set, available at the Saboten plus Tagosaku Parkway Parade concept (Eatbook November 2023). The Loin Katsu Set at $23 (Medium) is the cheapest standard katsu set.

Does Saboten do delivery in Singapore?

Yes. Saboten delivers via foodpanda (Millenia Walk outlet, minimum order $14, delivery fee $6.49, free first order) and via Oddle (saboten.oddle.me, minimum order $60, delivery under $6.80). The Saboten Oddle shop status may vary.

What rice does Saboten use?

Saboten uses Uonuma Koshihikari rice imported from Niigata, Japan, served with free refills across all katsu sets.

Can I pay by PayNow at Saboten?

Yes. Cash, NETS, PayNow, PayLah, GrabPay, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted at all Saboten outlets.

Where does Saboten pork come from?

Saboten uses fresh pork imported from Indonesia for its tonkatsu, with premium panko breadcrumbs imported from Japan.

Is there a service charge at Saboten?

Yes. All Saboten dine-in prices are subject to prevailing GST and service charge (indicated as ++).

Does Saboten have vegetarian options?

No. Saboten does not offer a dedicated vegetarian katsu. Side components like free-flow cabbage, Tofu Salad, Tomato Salad, chawanmushi (egg) and Uonuma Koshihikari rice are the only vegetarian-friendly items.

What is Katsu Ni at Saboten?

Katsu Ni is a Saboten specialty where chicken or pork katsu is simmered in a sweet and savoury Japanese sauce, served in a clay pot. Katsu Ni Set starts from $22.50 at VivoCity (Middleclass November 2022). Tenderloin Oroshi Katsu Ni Set is $30.50.

Does Saboten do catering in Singapore?

Saboten catering is not advertised on sources accessed for this guide. Bulk orders may be arranged through foodpanda (Millenia Walk, minimum order $14) or Oddle (minimum order $60).

Who owns Saboten Singapore?

Saboten is a Japanese tonkatsu brand with Singapore outlets dating back to the early 2010s. The brand’s Singapore Facebook page is facebook.com/saboten.sg.

Is Saboten good for groups?

Yes. Saboten offers family-sharing sets like the Twin Special Gozen, Twin Tenderloin Gozen and Nigiwai Katsu Sets, plus large katsu platters. The Saboten Special Set at $29.50 comfortably feeds one hungry diner.

What is the Nigiwai Katsu Set at Saboten?

Nigiwai Katsu Set from $27.50 (Middleclass November 2022) bundles katsu with two appetiser options chosen from six (Tofu Salad, Tomato Salad, Ebi Karaage, etc.). The Nigiwai Loin and Cheese Tenderloin Katsu Set at $28 is the signature variant.

Does Saboten serve limited-edition katsu?

Yes. Saboten rotates limited-edition specials. Past examples include Oyster Katsu at $38 (4 Hiroshima Oysters, VivoCity November 2022) and Halibut Fillet Katsu Special (Changi Terminal 1).

Does Saboten take reservations?

Saboten accepts reservations via Chope at the Terminal 1 outlet and larger outlets. Walk-ins are welcome, with peak hours queuing at VivoCity and Changi Airport.

Does Saboten accept GrabPay and PayLah?

Yes. GrabPay, PayLah, PayNow, NETS, cash and all major credit cards are accepted at all outlets.

What time does Saboten close in Singapore?

Changi Airport Terminal 1 Saboten closes at 11pm daily. VivoCity closes at 10pm (last order 9:15pm). Millenia Walk closes at 9pm. IMM closes at 10pm.

Is Saboten open on Sunday?

Yes. All Saboten Singapore outlets open daily including Sundays and public holidays.

What is Okowa at Saboten plus Tagosaku?

Okowa is Japanese sticky rice (glutinous rice) served as a bowl set at the Saboten plus Tagosaku Parkway Parade outlet. Akauo Okowa Set is $20.50 and Karaage Okowa Set is $17.50 (Eatbook November 2023). Okowa upgrade to Koshihikari rice is from $4.50.

Does Saboten have free rice refills?

Yes. Saboten offers free-flow Uonuma Koshihikari rice, free-flow shredded cabbage (with signature dressing) and free miso soup refills with every katsu set at no additional charge.

What is complimentary with every Saboten set?

Every Saboten katsu set includes complimentary chawanmushi, pickles, miso soup, free-flow Uonuma Koshihikari rice, free-flow cabbage with signature dressing and a scoop of matcha ice cream.

What are the must-try dishes at Saboten?

Must-try Saboten dishes are Loin Katsu Set at $23, Tenderloin Katsu Set at $27, Saboten Special Set at $29.50, Katsu Ni Set from $22.50 and the limited-edition Oyster Katsu at $38 (when seasonal).

Is Saboten available on foodpanda?

Yes. Saboten Millenia Walk is listed on foodpanda with free delivery on first order (standard $6.49 thereafter), minimum order $14, open daily 11:30am to 9pm.

What is the busiest Saboten outlet in Singapore?

Saboten VivoCity (1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-49) is the busiest flagship outlet with the full set menu including Nigiwai Katsu Sets and limited editions like Oyster Katsu.

Does Saboten serve Twin Gozen sets?

Yes. Twin Special Gozen and Twin Tenderloin Gozen are listed on the Saboten Oddle platform as sharing sets for two diners. Specific 2026 Twin Gozen prices are not published in the sources accessed; verify at the outlet.

Why is Saboten famous?

Saboten is famous for its light-crust Japanese tonkatsu made with fresh Indonesian pork and Japanese panko, Uonuma Koshihikari rice imported from Niigata, free-flow cabbage with secret-recipe dressing, complimentary matcha ice cream with every set and the signature Saboten Special Set at $29.50.

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