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Had lunch at Sakana, an expensive looking Japanese restaurant along Liang Seah Street. Food was not bad, the ambience even better. Dining area were segregated with thin walls, thus making us feeling as if we're dining in private.

Tea was refilled frequently. But of course the waitress could use a whole lot more of smile. The older waitress was polite and courteous but the younger one.. hmmm...

But just be aware that after you leave the place, you'll end up smelling oily.