Question 1

What does ++ mean at Sushiro Singapore?

Accepted Answer

++ means the listed price excludes both the 10% service charge and 9% GST. A $2.30++ red plate actually costs $2.76 once both are added. A price marked 'nett' already includes them, so what you see is what you pay.

Question 2

Is GST charged before or after the service charge in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

After. The 10% service charge is added to the food total first, then 9% GST is applied to that service-inclusive subtotal — GST is chargeable on the service charge itself. So $100 of plates becomes $110, then $119.90. The combined effect is 19.9%, not 19%.

Question 3

How much is each Sushiro Singapore plate colour after tax?

Accepted Answer

Red $2.30 becomes $2.76, grey $2.90 becomes $3.48, gold $3.90 becomes $4.68, and black $4.90 becomes $5.88, once the 10% service charge and 9% GST are applied.

Question 4

How do I split a Sushiro Singapore bill with friends?

Accepted Answer

Use nubjarn to tally each plate colour as you eat, then split the total evenly or itemised by exactly what each person had. You can share the per-person breakdown as a link instead of working it out on a phone calculator.

Plate colour	Menu price (++)	Actual cost
Red	$2.30	$2.76
Grey	$2.90	$3.48
Gold	$3.90	$4.68
Black	$4.90	$5.88