Food Innovators Holdings Limited (FIH) has unveiled Rodeo Table, a pioneering Japanese-inspired Tex-Mex restaurant in Singapore. Located at City Hall, the restaurant aims to attract a diverse clientele, including office professionals, tourists, and local residents, by offering a fusion of Mexican and American flavours with oriental influences.
The restaurant, developed in collaboration with K2 Operations Singapore Pte. Ltd., features a menu that blends Japanese flavours with traditional Tex-Mex elements. Signature dishes include original taco creations and live cooking performances of sizzling fajitas, providing an interactive dining experience. The strategic partnership allows FIH to hold full equity in the restaurant, whilst K2 Operations manages its operations under a profit-sharing arrangement.
Rodeo Table occupies a 1,000-square-foot space with a seating capacity of 46 guests. Its location near historical landmarks like the Raffles Hotel is expected to benefit from high foot traffic, supported by Singapore’s robust tourism sector. The opening aligns with FIH’s strategy to expand its innovative food concepts across key markets, having already launched seven new restaurants in 2025.
Chief Executive Officer Kubota Yasuaki stated, “Rodeo Table serves as a testament to our commitment to developing concepts that are distinctive. By pairing Tex-Mex traditions with Japanese culinary influences, we are tapping into new dining segments that offer a unique dining experience to capture a broader customer base.”
FIH plans to explore overseas expansion opportunities once the concept gains traction locally, further enhancing its portfolio of multicultural dining experiences.
