d+a | Issue 120 • 2021

/ DINE / 90 05. The metal shutters in the private dining room were inspired by the traditional, colonial Singaporean shophouses. / 06. The liquor feature wall rises to 3.8m, the full height of the space. Like the Chef’s Table, the seven-metre- long solid walnut bar countertop is also imported from Japan. 07. A customised floor-to-ceiling wine cellar houses meticulously- sourced wines and premium sake collections, including exclusive brews from Isojiman and Masuizumi that are specially created for Waku Ghin. 05 07 06 “ I feel that all the artworks chosen by Chef Tetsuya are powerful, embodying both Japanese boldness and delicacy. “