Itacho Combo Meals

Closure notice: Itacho Sushi has closed in Singapore. All outlets closed in March 2026, so nothing on this page can be ordered today. This page is a historical menu archive with dated guide prices, kept for reference.
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Read this first: Itacho Sushi closed all four of its remaining Singapore outlets, at ION Orchard, Bugis Junction, Square 2 and The Star Vista, after 17 years in Singapore, according to Eatbook on 16 March 2026. You cannot order these combos in Singapore now. Every price below is a historical, guide-reported figure, kept here so you can see what the sets used to cost and what to look for at similar sushi spots.

If you loved Itacho, you probably loved it for one reason: you could mix and match without thinking too hard. A combo set did that work for you. Salmon fans got a salmon-heavy tray, and curious eaters got a mixed set that wandered across tuna, prawn, eel and rolls. This page rounds up those sets, flags where the sources disagree, and keeps the honest gaps visible instead of smoothing them over.

What Is an Itacho Combo Meal?

At Itacho, a combo was not a burger-style meal with a drink and fries. It was a set of sushi and rolls, grouped by theme, so one order covered several tastes at once.

What Is an Itacho Combo Meal?
An assorted Itacho-style sushi set. Illustrative image, not an official menu photo.

That matters for how you read the prices. A set priced near SGD 21 was a small, mostly solo affair, while a set near SGD 52 was built for sharing or for a very hungry sushi fan. The guide listings do not always state piece counts, so I have kept the counts only where a source gave them, and left the rest blank rather than guessing.

Salmon Combo Sets

Salmon was Itacho’s home ground. Torched salmon, salmon rolls and salmon sashimi show up again and again in diner reports, and the guide sets lean the same way.

Salmon Combo Sets
Salmon sushi and rolls, the core of most Itacho combo sets.

The Salmon Sushi and Roll Set, listed at 10 pieces for SGD 21.04, looks like the simplest entry point. The Roasted Salmon Set came in two sizes, a small 6 piece set at SGD 23.44 and a large set at SGD 52.21, which tells you the large tray was a different beast altogether, not just a couple of extra pieces.

Mixed Sushi Sets

Mixed sets were the better pick if your table could not agree. They mixed fish, shellfish and rolls, so everyone found something.

Mixed Sushi Sets
A mixed sushi set with several fish and roll styles.

The MATSU Sushi Set at SGD 28.78 mixed egg, tuna and corn salad, amaebi and ebi miso, California roll, salmon roll, tako, ebi, aburi ika, salmon and white fish. The TAKE Sushi Set at SGD 33.25 leaned roasted, with roasted salmon with cod fish caviar, California roll, tako and roasted white fish with olive and truffle sauce. The Ume Sushi Set at SGD 47.96 was the premium mixed tray, with salmon sashimi, blue fin tuna sashimi, white fish with salmon roe, roasted salmon with cod fish caviar, California roll, lobster and mango salad roll, and egg.

What Did Itacho Combo Meals Cost?

Here is the honest version: there is no live official price list to check these against. The figures below come from a third-party Singapore menu guide, and that guide’s own page could not be re-opened during research because it was blocked by a verification screen. I am reporting its search-visible figures, labelled as guide-reported, and you should treat them as approximate.

What Did Itacho Combo Meals Cost?
Guide-reported combo set prices. Historical figures only.
Combo set What it included (where stated) Guide-reported price
Salmon Sushi and Roll Set, 10pcs Salmon sushi and rolls SGD 21.04
Roasted Sushi Set Roasted salmon, roasted scallop with salmon roe, eel, grilled pork, roasted duck breast SGD 21.26
Roasted Salmon Set, small, 6pcs Roasted salmon set, small size SGD 23.44
Creative Roll Set, 6pcs Creative rolls SGD 25.18
Yellowtail Set Original, lobster salad, black truffle, spicy salmon, cheese tobiko SGD 27.14
MATSU Sushi Set Egg, tuna and corn salad, amaebi and ebi miso, California roll, salmon roll, tako, ebi, aburi ika, salmon, white fish SGD 28.78
Warship Set, 5pcs Gunkan-style warship sushi SGD 23.00
TAKE Sushi Set Roasted salmon with cod fish caviar, California roll, tako, roasted white fish with olive and truffle sauce SGD 33.25
Roasted 5 Kind Sushi Egg with spicy cheese sauce, scallop with spicy olive sauce, salmon with cheese, white fish with yuzu mayo sauce, red shrimp with spicy leek sauce SGD 35.86
Misaki Bento Set Roasted salmon with mentaiko, roasted salmon with olive and truffle, lobster salad, curry lobster, California roll, roasted salmon tenkasu roll, fried shrimp roll SGD 45.56
Ume Sushi Set Salmon sashimi, blue fin tuna sashimi, white fish with salmon roe, roasted salmon with cod fish caviar, California roll, lobster and mango salad roll, egg SGD 47.96
Roasted Salmon Sushi Set, 6 kind Cod fish caviar, olive and truffle sauce, spicy cheese sauce, spicy truffle sauce, cheese, yuzu SGD 48.83
Roasted Salmon Set, large Roasted salmon set, large size SGD 52.21
Salmon Lover Platter, large Salmon-focused platter, large size SGD 52.21
Blue Fin Tuna Set, 10pcs Blue fin tuna set SGD 55.81

Why the prices look oddly precise

Figures like SGD 21.04 and SGD 45.56 do not look like in-store menu prices, and that is a clue. They read like converted or tax-adjusted guide figures, not the round numbers you would see on a printed menu. Older diner reports quote rounder numbers, such as a set meal at SGD 25. I have kept the guide figures as reported, but do not treat the cents as exact.

Which Combo Meal Would Have Suited You?

If you were eating alone and wanted value, the small salmon sets near SGD 21 to SGD 23 were the natural starting point. If you wanted variety, the MATSU or TAKE sets gave you a tour of the menu without committing to one fish.

Which Combo Meal Would Have Suited You?
Small sets suited solo diners, larger sets suited sharing.

For a table, the large roasted salmon set and the Salmon Lover Platter, both guide-listed at SGD 52.21, were the sharing picks, though the identical price for two different items is another reason to treat guide figures with care. The Blue Fin Tuna Set at SGD 55.81 was the splurge pick, and honestly, at that price you would want to be sure you loved tuna before the March 2026 closure it.

One more conflict worth knowing: a much older diner report mentions a set meal at SGD 25 as a good way to try a variety of dishes. That sits comfortably inside the range above, but it is from a different era of the menu, so I would not use it to override the newer guide figures. It just confirms the general shape, that a mixed set cost roughly what a decent lunch out costs in Singapore.

Itacho Combo Meals FAQs

Quick answers, with the closure warning kept front and centre, because it changes every other answer.

Itacho Combo Meals FAQs
FAQs on Itacho combo meals, answered against historical sources.
Can I still order Itacho combo meals in Singapore?

No. Eatbook reported on 16 March 2026 that all four remaining Singapore outlets had closed, and that the local social pages had been taken down. Treat this page as a record of what used to be on offer.

What was the cheapest Itacho combo set?

Among guide-reported sets, the Salmon Sushi and Roll Set at 10 pieces was listed at SGD 21.04, just under the Roasted Sushi Set at SGD 21.26. Both are guide figures, not confirmed in-store prices.

Did Itacho have an official combo menu online?

No live official Singapore combo menu could be found for this article. That is why this page leans on third-party guides and diner reports, and labels them as such.

Were combo prices before or after tax and service charge?

The guide does not state this clearly, and older reports use “++” pricing, meaning prices before GST and service charge. Assume the historical in-store cost was higher than the sticker figure once taxes and service were added.

Honesty note: No official Itacho Singapore combo menu, value menu, party package list or best-seller ranking could be verified live. Prices here are third-party guide figures and older diner reports, shown with conflicts intact. No ratings, nutrition figures or test claims are made on this page.

Sources: Eatbook, “Itacho Sushi has closed all outlets in Singapore” (16 March 2026); sgmyfoodie Itacho Sushi menu guide (search-visible figures; page blocked on re-fetch); OpenRice and Streetdirectory diner reports on set meals. Full source list is kept in the run report for the coordinator.