Newly renovated, located on the 4th floor of the Pan Pacific Hotel. Very extensive menu for both lunch and dinner. When you don't have to back to work, try the teppanyaki bar.

This restaurant is kinda passé ! Gd for bring children otherwise. Big enough to run around.

We made a 6:30 reservation at Keyaki because we had such a good experience at Keyaki Restaurant in the Sari Pan Pacific in Jakarta. We entered through covered walkways as light evening rain fell on the Japanese garden. We were shown to a table for two in a comfortable location by the windows. My wife ordered agedashi tofu, unagi sushi,... More

I tried the set meal (Kaiseki) and it was great! Ordered only 1 set to be shared by 2 and also some ala carte side dishes. It was enough for the 2 of us. Food was great and we enjoyed it very much. The entrance was grand though and it gave me a good impression but once I entered the... More

This review is more like a trip down memory lane for moi so please bear with me or just skip to the next reviewer if you are pressed for time. Anyway in the good old days, The Pan Pacific Hotel had a wonderful card. For $xxx amount of money for its membership, we can have 50% off the bill for... More

Good traditional Japanese dishes, but there are definitely better places in Singapore. I highly recommend the tempura moriwase.

I have been to Keyaki long time but stopped since it as renovate and the chef was changed. I recently heard the former chef has returned and immediately made a reservation. I actually prefered the last time ambience which had more private roomand robatayaki counter. Current Keyaki is looks too open and no privacy. We of course had chef special... More

The sashimi here is lovely. Everything we tried was good. Will definitely visit again. Wonderful dinner experience!

The best thing about this restaurant is the atmosphere from the garden path to the entrance. The service is very attentive, and the restaurant is very relaxing compared to the bustle of most of Singapore. The tables could use some division between them, as they are well-spaced, but when the restaurant is empty, it seems a bit vast. In brief,... More