Cheese lovers in Singapore have another reason to plan their next meal out. Sushi Plus has introduced a new Cheese Series, giving some of their familiar Japanese-inspired favourites a rich, creamy and indulgent makeover. If melted cheese is the kind of topping that can make an ordinary meal instantly more tempting, this is a menu worth checking out.

The new series brings together a mix of beef, seafood, sushi rolls, baked rice and appetisers, with prices starting from just $3++. That makes it fairly easy to sample more than one item without turning the meal into an expensive occasion.

The best part is that the menu does not stick to just one type of flavour. There are hearty and savoury choices for those who want something filling, lighter sushi options for sharing, and even a sweet-and-savoury combination that puts a cheesy spin on tamagoyaki.

The Cheese Series is available from 27 August 2026 onwards at participating Sushi Plus outlets, although the brand has not specified an end date at the time of publishing. As the dishes are available while stocks last, cheese fans who are curious about the new additions may want to visit sooner rather than leaving them for another day.

A Cheesy Take On Familiar Favourites

One of the interesting things about this menu is the way Sushi Plus combines cheese with ingredients that are already popular in Japanese-style dining. Instead of simply adding cheese to everything, each dish takes a slightly different approach.

For anyone who likes a substantial rice bowl, the Lava Cheese Diced Beef Bowl is probably one of the first dishes to consider. Priced at $8++, it comes with juicy diced beef served over rice, finished with melted cheese and a runny lava egg. It is the sort of combination that works particularly well when hunger calls for something warm, filling and comforting.

The melted cheese adds another layer of richness to the beef, while the egg gives the bowl an even creamier texture. At $8++, it could also be a practical option for a satisfying lunch or dinner without having to spend too much.

If seafood is more appealing, the Snow Crab Cheese Baked Rice offers a completely different experience. At $8++, fluffy baked rice is combined with real snow crab and covered with a generous layer of cheese before being baked. The result is designed for diners who enjoy creamy, savoury comfort food with seafood flavours.

This could be especially tempting for those who enjoy baked rice dishes and want something slightly more indulgent than a standard sushi meal.

Smaller Dishes That Are Easy To Share

Not everyone heading to Sushi Plus will want a large main course, and that is where some of the smaller Cheese Series creations become useful.

The Hotateyaki is priced at just $4++ and features a plump scallop grilled until tender before being covered with melted cheese. The surface is lightly charred, adding a smoky aroma to the creamy topping. It sounds simple, but sometimes a straightforward combination of a good seafood ingredient and melted cheese is all that is needed.

Another seafood option is the Mentaiko Cheese Scallop, available at $3++. This dish pairs a tender scallop with mentaiko mayonnaise and cheese, followed by a light torching to create a more pronounced finish.

At $3++, it is also one of the easier dishes to add to an order. Rather than having to choose between seafood and cheese, diners get both in one small serving.

For sushi fans, the Avocado Salmon Cheese Roll is another option to consider. At $3++ for two pieces, the roll contains avocado, salmon, cucumber and crabstick, with cheese sauce and wasabi mayonnaise on top.

There is a nice mix of textures here, from the creamy avocado and cheese sauce to the salmon and crunchy cucumber. Since two pieces are served for $3++, this could work well as a small addition to the table, particularly when dining with friends or family and everyone wants to try something different.

Tamagoyaki Gets A Cheesy Makeover

Perhaps one of the more unexpected items in the new series is the Tamagoyaki Pizza, which costs $3++.

The dish combines fluffy tamagoyaki with tomato, cheese and a touch of mayonnaise before being baked. The result brings together the familiar sweetness of Japanese rolled egg with savoury and creamy toppings.

This is a good example of why trying a themed menu can be more interesting than simply ordering the same favourites every time. Even if tamagoyaki is already something that diners regularly order, the addition of tomato and melted cheese changes the experience.

At only $3++, it is also an affordable choice for anyone who wants to experiment without committing to a larger dish.

Why Should You Try The Sushi Plus Cheese Series?

There are plenty of Japanese food choices around Singapore, so what makes this particular promotion worth a visit?

For starters, the pricing makes it possible to explore several dishes. With selections from $3++, diners do not necessarily have to pick just one item. A group could order a couple of smaller dishes to share before deciding which larger creation deserves a return visit.

The variety is another reason to give it a go. The menu covers beef, snow crab, scallop, salmon, avocado, tamagoyaki and rice, so the Cheese Series is not limited to one particular type of diner. Someone who prefers seafood can choose the scallop or snow crab dishes, while meat lovers can go for the diced beef bowl.

It is also a good option for diners who enjoy trying limited or newly introduced menu items. New food launches can sometimes be a welcome excuse to meet up with friends, bring the family out for a meal or simply treat yourself after a busy day.

There is something enjoyable about ordering several unfamiliar dishes and deciding which one is the favourite. The affordable starting price makes that little bit of food exploration easier on the wallet too.

Of course, the dishes are still subject to availability, and the brand has not announced a specific closing date for the Cheese Series. That means anyone hoping to try the full selection should avoid assuming that the menu will remain around indefinitely.

Whether the Lava Cheese Diced Beef Bowl becomes the standout, the Snow Crab Cheese Baked Rice wins over seafood fans, or one of the $3++ sushi and appetiser choices becomes the surprise favourite, there is plenty here for cheese enthusiasts to explore.

Plan A Visit Before The Menu Changes

The Sushi Plus Cheese Series is an interesting option for anyone who likes the combination of Japanese-inspired ingredients and rich, melted cheese. More importantly, it offers different price points, making it possible to enjoy a small snack, share several dishes or build a more substantial meal.

From the indulgent $8++ Lava Cheese Diced Beef Bowl and $8++ Snow Crab Cheese Baked Rice to the $3++ Mentaiko Cheese Scallop, Avocado Salmon Cheese Roll and Tamagoyaki Pizza, there are plenty of opportunities to try something new without spending a fortune.

The promotion is available from 27 August 2026 onwards at participating Sushi Plus outlets, while stocks last. Prices are subject to service charge and prevailing GST where applicable, as indicated by the “++” pricing.

For cheese lovers, this is a fairly straightforward reason to make the next Sushi Plus visit a little more interesting. Instead of ordering the usual favourites, why not pick a few dishes from the new series, share them around the table and find out which cheesy creation deserves to be ordered again?

Promotional/Event Details

Date: 27 August 2026 onwards
Time: During operating hours of participating Sushi Plus outlets
Venue: All participating Sushi Plus outlets in Singapore

Promotion: Sushi Plus Cheese Series
Highlights: Lava Cheese Diced Beef Bowl $8++, Snow Crab Cheese Baked Rice $8++, Hotateyaki $4++, Mentaiko Cheese Scallop $3++, Avocado Salmon Cheese Roll $3++ for 2 pieces, Tamagoyaki Pizza $3++
Availability: While stocks last
Price Note: Prices are subject to service charge and prevailing GST where applicable