[Review] Sushi Tei’s Mofusand Collab is a Cute, Cleverly Executed Dining Experience

Walking into the Sushi Tei at Raffles City last Thursday felt less like entering a restaurant and more like stepping into a life-sized Mofusand collector’s box. The space has been taken over by the brand’s signature aesthetic, with the iconic Shark Meow peeking out from walls and tables.

We were there for a media preview of the upcoming Sushi Tei x Mofusand collaboration. This collaboration, which will begin running from 5 November to 5 January 2026, is solid proof that sometimes, the ambiance is just as important in enhancing the overall dining experience, on top of quality food.

The limited-time menu is extensive, featuring a range of dishes from sashimi to hotpots. We sampled a broad selection and found the food to be consistently what you would expect from a reliable chain like Sushi Tei: solid, dependable, and satisfying without any major surprises.

We began with the Kinmedai Sashimi ($18.80), which was fresh and clean-tasting, as a good golden-eye snapper should be.

The Mount Temari ($10.80) was a visual highlight, its colourful sushi balls and a cat-shaped rice ball by the side for an overload on cuteness. The mix of salmon, prawn, tuna, and squid with a special sauce was a pleasant, bite-sized starter.

Similarly, the Neko Ebi Roll ($14.80) delivered a satisfying crunch from its deep-fried prawn core, with the yuzu mayonnaise adding a nice zesty note.

The Tochigi Wagyu Steak ($38.80) featured A4 striploin that was tender and cooked well. It is a safe bet for those seeking a more premium option.

The Cheesy Corn Tori Yaki ($11.80), sizzling on its hotplate was a crowd-pleasing dish of grilled chicken with molten cheese and sweet corn. This was surprisingly delightful, despite its simplicity.

The Double Fry Curry Pasta ($16.80) was a hearty curry pasta with crispy fried seafood, while the Kaisen Yasai Nabe ($23.80) offered a light and comforting broth filled with a decent assortment of seafood.

Next comes a trio of colourful white grape drinks, infused with different flavours. The collaboration mocktails like the Watermelon Sunset, Kappa Breeze and Emerald Sunrise are refreshing and, most cleverly, each come with a unique Mofusand coaster you can take home, a small but smart touch.

For dessert, the Cookie and Cream Cheesecake ($7.80) ends the meal on a sweet, creamy note.

The real draw for fans will undoubtedly be the free limited-edition collectibles.

The strategy of releasing different items like acrylic keychains, embroidery pouches, and plush sets every Wednesday gives diners a tangible reason to return and engage with the promotion repeatedly. Here’s how to get your hands on them:

Exclusive Sushi Tei x Mofusand Merch

SUSHI TEI RAFFLES CITY EXCLUSIVE – 5 Nov 2025: Acrylic Keychain

Dine in at Sushi Tei Raffles City from 5 November 2025 to redeem an exclusive acrylic Mofusand keychain with a minimum spend of $60 (sub-total), with at least one Mofusand menu dish ordered. Limited to one redemption per table, per bill. Strictly no bill-splitting allowed. While stocks last.

Mofusand 2D Embroidery Pouch with Eco-foldable Bag (2 designs) – All Sushi Tei outlets

At all 14 Sushi Tei restaurants, dine-in guests can also redeem a Mofusand 2D Embroidery Pouch with Eco-foldable Bag (2 designs) from 12 November 2025 onwards. Just spend a minimum of $120 (sub- total) and order at least one Mofusand menu dish. Limited to one redemption only, per table per bill. Strictly no splitting of bills is allowed. While stocks last.

Mofusand 2D Plush Pouch with Eco Foldable Bag (2 designs) – All Sushi Tei outlets

At all 14 Sushi Tei restaurants, dine-in guests can also redeem a Mofusand 2D Plush Pouch with Eco Foldable Bag (2 designs) from 10 December 2025 onwards. Just spend a minimum of $120 (sub-total) and order at least one Mofusand menu dish. Limited to one redemption only, per table per bill. Strictly no splitting of bills is allowed. While stocks last.

Overall, Sushi Tei’s Mofusand collaboration is less about groundbreaking cuisine and more about a well-packaged, highly Instagrammable experience. The food is reliably good, matching the chain’s established standards. You come for the overwhelming cuteness, the cleverly themed tableware, and the chance to snag some adorable merch.

More details on the Sushi Tei x Mofusand collaboration will be available on the Sushi Tei website. The collab will be rolled out at the Raffles City outlet from 5 November and all Sushi Tei outlets from 12 November.