Kuroki at Paragon serves up value-for-money premium yakiniku sets from S$35

Treat yourself, they say, but it can be difficult with rising menu prices all around, especially if you’re looking to dine at a fancy spot in the heart of town. 

Japanese yakiniku restaurant Kuroki at Paragon Shopping Centre wants to change that. 

Enjoy quality lunch sets from Kuroki, starting from S$35 for its Kuroki tasting set (pork belly, pork collar, pork jowl or chicken thigh), to S$58 for its premium set, which includes four cuts of wagyu. 

When we visited, its selection of four cuts included wagyu short rib, prime rib, sirloin, and nakaochi karubi (rib fingers cut into cubes) as part of the premium set. 

In particular, we enjoyed the thick cuts of wagyu short rib, which when grilled over Kuroki’s charcoal stove, had a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth finish. 

There’s also a middle-of-the-road option — its Kuroki classic set — which offers three cuts of wagyu for S$48. 

All individual lunch sets include salad, chawanmushi, rice, soup, and dessert. 

Dine in privacy and comfort at Kuroki with its private rooms

If that isn’t enough incentive for you to head down, Kuroki also has four Japanese-style private dining rooms that are free to use for all customers with no minimum spend. 

It’s the perfect spot for those private business meetings or even family gatherings — its private rooms can expand to accommodate more people. 

The ultimate clincher? The restaurant offers free corkage — bring your own bottle or bottles if that’s what you prefer, at zero additional charge. 

As part of its first anniversary celebrations, Kuroki at Paragon is offering a specially-curated ala carte wagyu platter at S$28 and a pork platter at S$13. Both platters come with three cuts of your chosen meat and assorted vegetables. 

This offer ends on Oct 31, while its individual lunch sets are set to be a permanent mainstay on its menu.

If you’re looking to reserve its private rooms to dine at, drop them a call at 6339 3383 ahead of your visit to avoid disappointment!

This was a hosted tasting.

For more eats in town, check out our Orchard food guide or read our review of Nowafter cafe, the latest cafe at Somerset.  

Do explore the new GrabFood Dine-in service for awesome deals. 

You can also book a ride to Kuroki Japanese Yakiniku Restaurant at Paragon.