Bincho At Min Jiang

Loved the entrance to Bincho, it was so secluded, and the ambience inside is very private. We had a seat at the bar, and all precautions were done with transparent panels to ensure safety while eating. The food was amazing, though a little pricey, but you can buy chope vouchers to use! Remember to buy more at one go because you can only redeem once;) the staff were really friendly too! We left the last because we enjoyed so much, and the staff there never really chased us away 😆 thank you so much for your hospitality. Sorry we sat for so long, we went on a weekday night, so it was relatively quiet. Overall, loved it and highly recommend!

After trying the one @huahin, we decided to try this one. The menu is different from Huahin, with more specialty food and less yakitori. Our group felt that the food here was not as good as huahin but still acceptable. This place is more spacious though and more like a restaurant, however the entrance was still difficult to find as it is located at the back of the building behind another restaurant with a very subtle signboard that is not too visible from the parking. Even the directory board do not indicate their restaurant. Service was standard.

Being a stickler for good quality yakitori I often search for new opportunities and am always on the hunt for the best tsukune in Singapore! I must say Bincho does the best tsukune even if it’s not served on a stick. The variety of options available is good but basic dishes like chicken wing / gizzard / liver ; typical yakitori dishes. In addition to fusion options which are delicious as well. Very nice vibe with large counter so you can see the food being prepped. Price point is decent considering amount of food ordered. Must try!

Food itself was not bad, service was good and terrible. Good as the lady who served us was attentive, but we received reminders from another colleague for us to leave for the second seating despite empty tables around us. And they forgot some of our orders. If you’re looking for a good place for quality chit chat with good friends and good food, don’t bother here because they will remind you of last orders before you’re even settled down.

Can't really say I enjoyed my time totally at Bincho. Food was good though very pricy. Sashimi was very fresh and the yakitori we ordered were good. Quality of the produce was high. My favourite was the enoki wrapped with bacon and the sashimi. What was a complete let down was their service. We were reminded constantly when we got there that there was a second seating at 830pm. We understood this when we made a booking. But to be constantly reminded we had to leave was really annoying. I didn't feel welcome at the restaurant. Especially when we were spending about $100/head for skewers, fish and a bottle of sakae. (There was 2 of us) Was the food good? Yes. But you can go elsewhere for quality yakitori without spending huge amounts. They really need to change the way they articulate their second seating without customers feeling like they are being chased out. I won't be going back.

Terrible service. We were celebrating a special occasion but got chased out of the place even though others that came earlier than us did not. The staff (and management) here are discriminatory, rude, and disrespectful- the total opposite of true Japanese culture. Food was mediocre and expensive. One of the worst customer service I have experienced in awhile! Proceed cautiously.