The upcoming Sushiro Pokemon Singapore cost estimate shows that collecting every single piece of limited-edition merch requires a strategic game plan.
Running from September 10 to October 22, 2026 across two waves, the collaboration features themed sushi platters, random drop items, and exclusive sports towels.
Because menu items include a 10% service charge and prevailing GST (estimated at roughly 10% Service Charge + 9% GST, or a ~19.9% multiplier on base menu prices), completing sets involves both budget planning and appetite strategy.
Here is the ultimate collector’s guide to navigating the Sushiro Pokemon Singapore campaign, including estimated total spend and visit requirements.
Sushiro Pokemon Singapore campaign overview
The campaign spans 43 days across all islandwide outlets, with exclusive decor features reserved for the Suntec City branch.
| SUSHIRO POKEMON SINGAPORE WAVE | DATES | DURATION | EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE |
| Wave 1 | Sep 10 – Sep 30, 2026 | 21 Days | Gen 1 and Eevee-focus drops |
| Wave 2 | Oct 1 – Oct 22, 2026 | 22 Days | Starters and fan-favorite drops |
| All Waves | Sep 10 – Oct 22, 2026 | Full Run | Sports towel purchase option |
Menu and direct item entitlements
Each collectible item corresponds directly to ordering a specific menu item.
Below are the menu prices alongside their estimated final bill cost after standard additional charges (10% Service Charge + 9% GST).
| FOOD ITEM | BASE PRICE | EST. PRICE WITH GST/SERVICE CHARGE (SGD) | MERCHANDISE ENTITLEMENT |
| Toro Platter 5 Ways | $19.90++ | $23.86 | 1x Pokemon Card Case with lanyard (Random) |
| Bluefin Tuna & Fresh Salmon Roll Platter | $15.90++ | $19.06 | 1x Pokemon Keychain (Random) |
| Salmon Ball with Salmon Roe (Wave 1) | $2.90++ | $3.48 | 1x Food Pick (Random) |
| Tuna Ball with Flying Fish Roe (Wave 2) | $2.90++ | $3.48 | 1x Food Pick (Random) |
| Honey Yuzu Lemon Parfait (Wave 1) | $6.90++ | $8.27 | 1x Sticker Sheet (Random) |
| Mille Crepe Melba with Matcha Sauce (Wave 2) | $5.50++ | $6.59 | 1x Sticker Sheet (Random) |
| Pokemon Sports Towel (Add-On) | $13.90+ | $15.29 | Add-on per $20 dine-in spend (Max 2 per receipt) |
Collector’s breakdown: Estimated cost to complete Sushiro Pokemon Singapore sets
Because merchandise items are distributed at random upon ordering eligible menu items, collecting a complete set relies on lucky draws or duplicate trades with fellow fans.
The figures below represent the minimum spend base cost in SGD (assuming perfect random draw luck with zero duplicates) versus a realistic collector estimate (accounting for average duplicate probability and trade adjustments).
1. Pokemon Card Cases with Lanyards
- Total Designs: 4 unique designs
- Requirement: Order Toro Platter 5 Ways ($19.90++ each)
- Minimum Best-Case Spend: $95.44 (4 platters)
- Realistic Completion Estimate: $143.16 – $190.88 (6 to 8 platters)
2. Pokemon Keychain
- Total Designs: 8 unique designs (4 in Wave 1: Pikachu, Psyduck, Snorlax, Dragonite; 4 in Wave 2: Eevee, Pichu, Piplup, Mimikyu)
- Requirement: Order Bluefin Tuna and Fresh Salmon Roll Platter ($15.90++ each)
- Minimum Best-Case Spend: $152.48 (8 platters total across both waves)
- Realistic Completion Estimate: $228.72 – $304.96 (12 to 16 platters)
3. Food Picks and Stickers
- Total Designs: 8 Food Picks (4 per wave) & 4 Sticker Sheets (2 per wave)
- Requirement: Order respective $2.90++ side dishes and $5.50++–$6.90++ desserts
- Minimum Best-Case Spend: $57.56 total across both waves
- Realistic Completion Estimate: $80.00 – $110.00
4. Pokémon Sports Towels
- Total Designs: 4 unique designs
- Requirement: $20 minimum dine-in spend per receipt allows purchasing up to 2 towels at $13.90+ each.
- Minimum Best-Case Spend: 2 Dine-in Visits with $20+ spend + 4 Towels = $101.16
- Realistic Completion Estimate: Easily naturally fulfilled while completing the keychain or card case platter requirements!
| MERCHANDISE CATEGORY | TOTAL NO. OF DESIGNS | QUALIFYING MENU ITEM | BEST-CASE | REALISTIC SPEND EST. | EST. ORDERS NEEDED |
| Card Cases with Lanyards | 4 Designs | Toro Platter 5 Ways ($19.90++) | $95.44 | $143.16 – $190.88 | 6 – 8 Platters |
| Pokémon Keychains | 8 Designs (4 per Wave) | Bluefin Tuna & Salmon Roll Platter ($15.90++) | $152.48 | $228.72 – $304.96 | 12 – 16 Platters |
| Food Picks & Stickers | 8 Picks, 4 Stickers | $2.90++ Side Dishes / $5.50++–$6.90++ Desserts | $57.56 | $80.00 – $110.00 | 12 – 18 Items |
| Sports Towels | 4 Designs | $13.90+ with $20 spend (Max 2/receipt) | $101.16 (incl. required spend) | $101.16 – $120.00 | 2 – 4 Visits |
| Total: | $406.64 | $553.04 – $725.84 |
Strategic collector summary for Sushiro Pokemon Singapore: Visits and Strategy
To collect every item in the campaign without excessive overspending:
- Estimated minimal visits needed: 6 to 10 Dining outlets visits split across Wave 1 and Wave 2 (3 to 5 visits per wave).
- Estimated master set spend: $500 – $700 total per person (assuming moderate trading with friends for random drops).
- Pro-tip for collectors: Visit the flagship Sushiro Suntec City outlet to experience the complete thematic interior makeover and photo backdrops while collecting your items!
Whether you are targeting a single Eeveelution keychain or attempting a full master set, navigating the Sushiro Pokemon Singapore cost estimate requires balancing appetite with luck.
While achieving a 100% complete set directly through dining out can reach up to $553.04 – $725.84 due to the randomized nature of gachapon-style blind bags, trading duplicates within local collector groups can drastically lower your total out-of-pocket spend.
For casual fans, scheduling 1 to 2 targeted visits per wave provides a balance of exclusive sushi platters, guaranteed add-ons like the sports towels, and collectible memorabilia without overstretching your budget.
While Sushiro has previously hosted major intellectual property (IP) tie-ins in Singapore (including popular anime and gaming franchises like Monster Hunter and Honkai Star Rail), this 2026 campaign marks the first official Sushiro Pokemon Singapore collaboraiton.
Although Pokemon collaborations have popped up at Sushiro outlets in overseas markets such as Japan and Thailand, Singaporean fans previously had to rely on travel or imports to collect similar regional items.
