The best Marina Bay restaurants are perfect for date nights, business lunches, and vibrant gatherings with a view.
Looking for restaurants at Marina Bay that deliver more than just a meal? With glittering skyline views and waterfront backdrops, this iconic area of the city is packed with fine dining hotspots, buzzing bars, and casual eateries. You’ll even spot a few of Singapore’s hottest restaurants here, pairing impeccable food with stunning settings. From luxurious The Shoppes restaurants to rooftop venues and waterfront restaurants in Singapore, there’s no shortage of impressive spots for every occasion.
If you love Singapore restaurants with a view, Marina Bay is your go-to. The area aso boasts some of the best Singaporean restaurants serving creative takes on local flavours. Whether you’re planning a romantic dinner, a business lunch, or a special celebration, here’s our pick of Marina Bay’s coolest dining destinations. For more outdoor dining, check out our guide to alfresco restaurants in Singapore.
1. Jypsy
Set against the bay, Jypsy combines a breezy, bohemian atmosphere with contemporary Japanese dining. The alfresco setting feels coastal and relaxed, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely brunch or dinner. We tried the torched wagyu crispy nigiri – silky beef over crisp rice – and it was exceptional, a dish that perfectly embodies texture and flavour. Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend brunch, and a post-meal stroll by the waterfront is always a welcome bonus.
Best for: Casual brunch dates; pre-sunset cocktails
Must-try dishes: Miso barramundi risotto; wagyu curry pizza; Gypsy spritz
How much: Dishes from $11; drinks from $6
Opening hours: Weekdays, 11.30am to 11pm, Saturdays, 11am to 12am and Sundays, 11am to 11pm
Address: Jypsy, #01-02/03, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
2. Caffe Fernet
This Marina Bay mainstay offers Italian-American comfort food with a vibrant waterfront backdrop. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, and service is consistently prompt. We’ve returned several times for the mafaldine cacio e pepe, which is rich and creamy but not overly heavy, and the spicy vodka rigatoni, which remains a favourite. With happy hour till 6.30pm daily, Caffe Fernet is equally suited for after-work drinks or dinner with friends.
Best for: After-work happy hour; casual Italian dinners
Must-try dishes: Mafaldine cacio e pepe; Fernet’s meatballs; Aerol spritz
How much: Lunch set from $40; dishes from $19; drinks from $6
Opening hours: Mondays, 5pm to 11pm; Tuesdays to Sundays, 12pm to 11pm
Address: Caffe Fernet, #01-05, Customs House, 70 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049323
3. Riviera
Overlooking the Marina Bay skyline, Riviera delivers a sophisticated take on Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant setting. Every table offers a sweeping view, which makes it particularly suited for special occasions like romantic anniversaries and intimate birthday dinners. Treat yourself to the four or seven-course dinners, featuring dishes such as hamachi crudo, cerdo Iberico, and roasted beef.
Best for: Romantic date nights; impressive client dinners
Must-try dishes: Hamachi crudo; “Mons” selection of matured cheeses
How much: Lunch menu from $48 per person; a la carte dishes from $22
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6.30pm to 11pm
Address: Riviera, #02-06, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
4. OverEasy
OverEasy channels classic American diner nostalgia with a modern twist on the Marina Bay waterfront. The menu features all the favourites: juicy burgers, baby back ribs, creamy mac and cheese, and indulgent milkshakes. Those wagyu chuck patties paired with pillowy potato buns are particularly noteworthy for their flavour and quality. It’s a relaxed setting ideal for casual group dinners and comforting classics.
Best for: Nostalgic dining; casual group dinners
Must-try dishes: Good Ol’ Fashioned mac and cheese; smoked wagyu sandwich; milkshakes
How much: Dishes from $12; drinks from $5
Opening hours: Mondays, Tuesdays & Fridays, 12pm to 11pm, Wednesdays, 7pm to 11pm and weekends, 11am to 11pm
Address: OverEasy, #01-06, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
5. Marguerite
Nestled within Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Dome, Marguerite offers fine dining in an enchanting garden setting. The Scandinavian-inspired interiors, white marble accents, and lush floral surrounds create a setting that feels modern and romantic. Each course is meticulously plated, showcasing bold flavours and impeccable technique. Pair your meal with the thoughtfully curated wine list or the innovative non-alcoholic options of clarified juices and fermented teas.
Best for: Romantic dates; elegant European dining
Must-try dishes: Signature menu
How much: Lunch menu from $148; signature menu from $288
Opening hours: Wednesdays to Sundays, 6pm to 10.30pm (also open Thursdays to Sundays, 12pm to 3pm)
Address: Marguerite, #01-09, Flower Dome, Gardens By The Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
6. Restaurant Labyrinth
Chef LG Han redefines local cuisine at Restaurant Labyrinth with a Michelin-starred menu that’s nostalgic and progressive. Rooted in personal memories, each course reinterprets familiar flavours through innovative techniques. The seasonal tasting menus are a journey in themselves, often surprising and always thought-provoking. For those seeking a dining experience that pushes boundaries while staying deeply connected to Singapore’s culinary heritage, Labyrinth is a must-visit.
Best for: Progressive dining; special occasion splurge
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Lunch menu from $208 per person; dinner menu from $298 per person
Opening hours: Wednesdays & Thursdays, 6.30pm to 11pm and Fridays to Sundays, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6.30pm to 11pm
Address: Restaurant Labyrinth, #02-23, Esplanade Mall, 8 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039802
7. Palm Beach Seafood
Established in 1956, Palm Beach is a true part of Singapore’s dining history. Its location beside the Merlion adds to the experience, offering views of the Marina Bay Sands light show as you enjoy your meal. We opted for a half-and-half crab and were delighted by the kitchen’s willingness to accommodate. The chilli crab remains a standout, its rich sauce perfectly balanced with heat and sweetness.
Best for: Classic Singaporean chilli crab; heritage dining
Must-try dishes: Chilli and black pepper crab; Coco Lobo
How much: Appetisers from $4; other dishes from $16
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 5.30pm to 10.30pm
Address: Palm Beach Seafood, #01-09, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
8. Level33
Perched atop Marina Bay Financial Centre, Level33 holds the title of the world’s highest urban microbrewery. Beyond that, it offers a genuinely memorable dining experience. We particularly enjoyed pairing freshly shucked oysters with the house-brewed craft beers, a combination that highlights freshness and complexity. From gourmet burgers to seafood platters, the menu complements the panoramic skyline views perfectly for breezy and beautiful date nights.
Best for: Craft beer lovers; aerial views
Must-try dishes: Signature seafood platter; Level33 exclusive Wastholme wagyu
How much: Starters from $24; mains from $25; drinks from $6
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 11pm
Address: Level33, #33-01, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, 8 Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018981
9. Kinki Restaurant and Bar
Sitting on the second floor of Customs House, this contemporary Japanese bar is great for a fun night out. Quirky cool murals and a groovy blend of beats give Kinki an edgy vibe, which is why the crowds flock here for after-work drinks. If you’re looking for hearty eats, Kinki’s menu includes sushi, sashimi, donburi and sharing mains for dinner. Want an alfresco experience? Get your cocktails to go with karaage chicken bao, squid and chips, and cassava nachos. Oh, and it’s also a choice pick for bottomless Japanese brunch!
Best for: Fun night out; post-work drinks
Must-try dishes: AC/DC Dynamite; foie gras chawanmushi
How much: Bottomless brunch from $68 per pax; set lunch from $32; food from $12
Opening hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 12pm to 3pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Address: Kinki Restaurant and Bar, #02-02, Customs House, 70 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049323
10. Altro Zafferano
Located on level 43, Altro Zafferano pairs sweeping Marina Bay views with refined Italian cuisine. The atmosphere is elegant, supported by attentive service that consistently receives praise. Fresh pastas are a highlight, including the rigatoni alla gricia, while mains such as wagyu striploin and silver cod are equally compelling. We recommend you swing by in the early evening to enjoy sunset views while sipping on a cocktail, before heading to the main dining room for a sophisticated meal.
Best for: Special occasions; elegant Italian dining
Must-try dishes: Carpaccio di manzo; rigatoni alla gricia
How much: Lunch menu from $58; a la carte dishes from $10
Opening hours: Weekdays, 11.30am to 3pm & 6pm to 11pm and Saturdays, 6pm to 11pm
Address: Altro Zafferano, Level 43, Ocean Financial Centre, 10 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049315
11. Mott 32
A seamless blend of industrial chic and Chinese tradition, Mott 32 brings modern Cantonese dining to Marina Bay Sands. The space is plush and atmospheric, and the service is consistently polished. Highlights include the applewood roasted Peking duck – renowned for its crisp skin and succulent meat – and the barbecued Iberico pork glazed with honey, which is as tender as it is flavourful. Both are signatures that live up to their reputation.
Best for: Peking duck lovers; contemporary Chinese fine dining
Must-try dishes: Applewood roasted Peking duck; iberico pork with yellow mountain honey
How much: Appetisers from $10; other dishes from $22
Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am to 2.15pm & 5pm to 9.30pm (dim sum on weekends, 3pm to 5pm)
Address: Mott 32, B1-42 to 44, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972
12. Yardbird Southern Table and Bar
Yardbird delivers classic Southern American flavours with pizzazz. Signature dishes include chicken and waffles, tender smoked pork ribs, and the indulgent lobster mac and cheese. The weekend brunch menu is especially enjoyable, blending hearty plates with a convivial atmosphere. We particularly love popping in for a hearty meal of cornbread and fried chicken before a show at the Sands Theatre.
Best for: Southern comfort food; weekend boozy brunch
Must-try dishes: Lobster mac & cheese; chicken & waffles; smoked pork ribs
How much: Chef’s tasting set from $88; appetisers from $12; mains from $18
Opening hours: Mondays to Thursdays, 11.30am to 10pm, Fridays, 11.30am to 12am, Saturdays, 11am to 12am and Sundays, 11am to 10pm
Address: Yardbird Southern Table and Bar, B1-07, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972
13. Wakuda Restaurant & Bar
At Wakuda, acclaimed chef Tetsuya Wakuda presents a refined balance of traditional and modern Japanese cuisine. Every dish is crafted with precision, using ultra-premium ingredients. The Chef’s Omakase menu stands out as a remarkable journey through the seasons, offering a truly memorable dining experience. Meanwhile, the restaurant is thoughtfully designed with three distinct spaces: a sophisticated dining room, an elegant bar, and a private omakase chamber for intimate occasions.
Best for: Luxe Japanese dining; intimate celebrations
Must-try dishes: Charcoal-grilled Ohmi wagyu; sashimi platter
How much: Chef’s menu from $250; a la carte dishes from $15; drinks from $12
Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am to 12am
Address: Wakuda Restaurant & Bar, Lobby, Hotel Tower 2, Marina Bay Sands, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972
14. Super Loco Customs House
For authentic Mexican food in Singapore with a contemporary spin, head to Super Loco’s bayfront locale and clink margarita glasses as you watch the sun go down. Thanks to its drinks line-up of rare artisanal tequilas and mezcals, you’ll be buzzing in no time. Pair your drinks with the excellent selection of tacos, quesadillas, and salsas with chips for a great night. P.S. keep an eye out for the restaurant’s vibrant celebrations for festive occasions. We’ve never had a dull moment here!
Best for: Mexican food; happy hour drinks
Must-try dishes: Tuna tostadas; chorizo & beef brisket
How much: Starters from $7; mains from $28; drinks
Opening hours: Weekdays, 11.30am to 11pm, Saturdays, 12pm to 11pm and Sundays, 5pm to 11pm
Address: Super Loco Customs House, #01-04, Customs House, 70 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049323
15. Nude Seafood
Beautiful fresh ingredients are what Nude Seafood focuses on. The concept comes from the folks behind third-generation seafood wholesaler Hai Sia Seafood, so you know they’re all about exceptional ingredients. Try the bouillabaisse seafood stew or sashimi-grade swordfish with pearl couscous, or prep your appetite for binchotan-grilled meats such as Iberico baby back ribs and New Zealand wagyu steak. It’s an excellent option for business lunches and casual dinners.
Best for: Fresh, high-quality seafood; casual power lunches
Must-try dishes: Wagyu steak; Hokkaido crab & ikura don
How much: Starters from $5.90; mains from $25.90
Opening hours: Mondays, 11.30am to 2pm, Tuesdays to Fridays, 11.30am to 2pm & 6 to 9pm and Saturdays, 12pm to 2pm & 6pm to 9pm
Address: Nude Seafood, #01-22, Marina One East Tower, 5 Straits View, Singapore 018935
16. Koma
From the dramatic 20m-long entryway inspired by Kyoto’s Fushimi Inari Shrine to its soaring interiors and striking Japanese bell, Koma is a concept designed to impress. The prices aren’t easy on your wallet, but the dining experience is unforgettable. Its menu blends tradition with modernity, offering bold Japanese flavours elevated by premium produce. We recommend the snow-aged Niigata wagyu served with ginger scallion miso. The presentation alone is worth the trip!
Best for: Group celebrations and theatrical dining experiences
Must-try dishes: Snow-aged Niigata wagyu; truffle unagi; Salmon Pillow
How much: Lunch set from $58; appetisers from $8; mains from $24
Opening hours: Sundays to Thursdays, 11.30am to 2.30pm & 5pm to 11pm and Fridays & Saturdays, 11.30am to 2.30pm & 5pm to 12am
Address: Koma, B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972
17. PS.Cafe One Fullerton
Here’s a name that needs no introduction. Known for its timeless brunch offerings, PS.Cafe at One Fullerton pairs classic comfort dishes with sweeping views of Marina Bay. The signature truffle fries remain a must-order: crispy, well-seasoned, and generously portioned. Beyond that, expect a menu of pastas, sandwiches, and indulgent desserts, all served in a chic, welcoming space. Oh, and don’t skip desserts like the decadent chocolate blackout cake and sticky date pudding! It’s a reliable choice for relaxed lunches and casual evening meals when you’re in the vicinity and don’t wanna drop dollars on fine dining restaurants in Singapore.
Best for: Weekend brunch; casual dates
Must-try dishes: Truffle fries; seafood spaghettini arrabbiata; miso black cod
How much: Starters from $12; mains from $29; drinks from $6.50
Opening hours: Weekdays, 11am to 10pm and weekends, 10am to 10pm
Address: PS.Cafe One Fullerton, #02-03B/04, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
18. Ce La Vi
When you’re 57 floors off the ground, the panoramic scenic sights are guaranteed to be jaw-dropping. That’s the case with Ce La Vi’s backdrop, which shimmers and shines when the city’s all lit up in the evening. A restaurant, lounge and bar all rolled into one, the Marina Bay hangout is perfect for a relaxed evening filled with alfresco drinks and contemporary Asian plates.
Best for: Panoramic views; tourist experience
Must-try dishes: Black truffle sushi rice; Australian tomahawk steak
How much: Degustation menu from $218; appetisers from $14; mains $42
Opening hours: Varies by day
Address: Ce La Vi, Level 57, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Hotel Tower 3, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018971
19. Wakanui Grill Dining
Specialising in premium New Zealand cuts, Wakanui is known for its smoky, binchotan-charred flavours. The 21-day dry-aged ribeye impressed us with its tenderness and depth, while sides like smoked cheddar mash elevated the meal. Seafood and other grilled options complement the menu, making it appealing to steak lovers and diners seeking variety. It’s a refined setting ideal for a cosy evening.
Best for: Steak lovers; intimate romantic dinners
Must-try dishes: Toriyama A4 prime cut; tuna ceviche; Passionate Yuki
How much: Starters from $10; mains from $32; drinks from $6.50
Opening hours: Daily 5.30pm to 10.30pm (also open on weekdays, 11.30am to 3pm)
Address: Wakanui Grill Dining, #04-02, Marina One West Tower, 5 Straits View, Singapore 018935
20. The Spot
The Spot blends multiple concepts into one sophisticated venue. Its menu is eclectic, marrying European culinary techniques with Southeast Asian ingredients. Round up a group of friends and munch your way through appetisers, mains, and big plates like char-grilled octopus and roasted spring lamb rack. It’s a versatile space suited for business meetings, dinners, or chill drinks with friends.
Best for: Multi-concept dining; after-work drinks
Must-try dishes: Char-grilled octopus; roasted spring lamb rack
How much: Lunch set menu from $45; dinner set menu from $88
Opening hours: Weekdays, 11.30am to 10.30pm
Address: The Spot, #01-26, Marina One, 5 Straits View, Singapore 018935
With this list of top restaurants in Marina Bay, you’ll never run out of options to eat.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a table with the best view of Marina Bay?
The best views are always in high demand. We highly recommend booking your reservation at least two weeks in advance, specifically requesting a table by the window or on the alfresco terrace. For sunset dining (the most popular time), book a table around 6pm to 6.30pm.
What is the typical price range for a dinner with a skyline view?
Dining at these prime Marina Bay locations is considered a premium experience. For a dinner at places like Altro Zafferano or Cut by Wolfgang Puck, budget between $150 to $300 per person, especially if you're ordering tasting menus or specialty drinks.
Is there a strict dress code for these rooftop and fine dining venues?
Yes, most restaurants and bars with premium views enforce a smart-casual or elegant dress code. This generally means avoiding singlets, shorts, slippers, and activewear. Men are typically required to wear covered shoes and long trousers.
Are reservations necessary for drinks at the bar or lounge areas?
While reservations are mandatory for the main dining rooms, they are highly recommended for popular sky bars and lounges like Ce La Vi, especially on weekend evenings. Walk-ins are subject to capacity, so you may be left standing without a view.
