From three-Michelin-star tasting menus to local flavours plated like art, here's where to book for the birthday, the anniversary and the “we got the promotion” dinner.
Singapore does fine dining across the whole spectrum: French precision at Les Amis and Odette, local produce reimagined at Labyrinth, and even vegetable-forward tasting menus at Jag. Here are the best fine dining restaurants in Singapore suited for any occasion. Chasing one cuisine? We’ve got dedicated guides to Japanese, Korean, French, Chinese and Indian restaurants, too.
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Why trust this guide
Singapore’s fine dining scene is constantly evolving, and finding the right table is about more than Michelin stars. Our team curates this guide to help you discover standout dining experiences, from celebrated tasting menus to creative kitchens putting their spin on global cuisines. We look at what makes each restaurant special, so you can find the perfect spot for a memorable date night, a milestone celebration or an indulgent night out.
Best fine dining restaurants in Singapore
Here are our recommendations if you’re looking for a sweet fine dining spot:
- Special-occasion splurge: Odette, Les Amis, Zen
- Best tasting menu value: Restaurant Labyrinth, Restaurant Jag
- Elevated flavours: Nae:um, Thevar
- Dinner with gorgeous views: Jaan by Kirk Westaway, Monti, Yan Ting
1. Jiang-Nan Chun
Take a seat at Jiang-Nan Chun, one of Singapore’s premier Cantonese dining destinations. This Michelin-selected restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel Singapore beckons with a luxurious menu featuring handcrafted dim sum, nourishing double-boiled soups and elevated Cantonese dishes. With Chinese executive chef Alan Chan at the helm, look forward to time-honoured culinary techniques and dishes that are elevated by seasonal ingredients and modern flair. The sophisticated setting completes the luxe experience. Decked out in intricate carved panels and latticework, richly stained wood accents and exquisite leather chairs, the interiors elegantly embody the Jiang Nan region of China.
Let yourself indulge with the curated set lunches and tasting menus. Or, feast a la carte-style with the signature mesquite wood-roasted Peking Duck served with caviar, honey-glazed iberico pork, wok-fried A5 wagyu beef with black pepper sauce, and other standouts. The double-boiled soups are also unmissable, featuring premium ingredients like fish maw, sea whelk and conpoy.
On weekends, explore the refreshed Taste of Hong Kong menu, where chef Alan pays tribute to his Hong Kong roots through classic dim sum, comforting noodles and traditional Cantonese favourites with a modern twist. To top off your feast, raise your glasses to the extensive wine programme.
Planning for an intimate gathering? Book one of the four private dining rooms that sit up to eight to 12 guests, or take advantage of the combined private dining space with a capacity of up to 22 guests. Be it business lunches, family reunions or milestone celebrations, this restaurant does it all.
Best for: Authentic Cantonese cuisine in a sophisticated setting
Must-try items: Signature Jiang-Nan Chun Peking duck; honey-glazed iberico pork; wok-fried A5 wagyu beef with black pepper sauce
How much: Set lunch from $68 per pax; chef’s signature menu at $238 per pax; a la carte items from $8
Dress code: Smart casual (long pants and close-toed shoes required for gentlemen)
Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am to 2pm & 6pm to 10pm
Address: Level 2, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, 190 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248646
2. Zen
If you’re in the mood for Swedish fine dining in Singapore, this restaurant comes highly recommended. Occupying a three-storey shophouse on Bukit Pasoh Road, Zen offers exquisite dishes that marry premium European ingredients and Japanese influences. Dining here is a uniquely physical experience: amuse-bouche and aperitifs are served on the first floor before guests head up for the main courses. You’ll cap off the night with desserts at the third level.
Best for: A multi-storey Swedish-Japanese culinary journey
Michelin stars: Three stars
Must-try dishes: Fixed course menu
How much: Lunch set menu from $450++ per pax; dinner set menu from $620++ per pax
Dress code: Smart and elegant or smart casual
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 12pm to 5pm & 7pm to 10.30pm
Address: 41 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089855
3. Cloudstreet
Cloudstreet can be best described as fine dining at your best friend’s home. The restaurant is all about intimate interactions. With its specially designed countertop, you get an up-close and personal experience with the chef. Not only does the restaurant look amazing, but the food is also just as brag-worthy. The menu highlights the season’s finest ingredients in Cloudstreet’s contemporary style. Plus, there’s a wine menu with over 350 labels, from big-time wineries to small independent labels.
Best for: Intimate chef interactions and an exceptional wine list
Michelin stars: Two stars
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Lunch set menu from $248++ per pax; 8-course dinner set menu at $398++ per pax
Dress code: Smart casual with appropriate footwear (no shorts, bermudas, singlets and slippers)
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 6.30pm to 10.30pm (also open from 12pm to 2pm on Fridays & Saturdays)
Address: 84 Amoy Street, Singapore 069903
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4. Les Amis
Look past the fashion boutiques and fast-food franchises in Orchard road, and you’ll find this award-winning French restaurant in Singapore. Using the best ingredients sourced from France, every dish on the menu is created with finesse, from the wild salmon fillet to sea urchin souffle and langoustine. All this is set against the backdrop of chandeliers, artworks and red velvet accents.
Best for: Classic French luxury and elegant surroundings
Michelin stars: Three stars
Must-try dishes: Fixed course menu
How much: Lunch set menu from $335 per pax; dinner set menu from $435 per pax
Dress code: Smart casual for the gents; chic, elegant yet polished for the ladies
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 2pm & 7pm to 9pm
Address: #01-16, Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road, Singapore 228208
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5. Odette
Everyone knows Odette, a fine dining restaurant in the prestigious National Gallery Singapore. With three Michelin stars among its accolades, chef-owner Julien Royer focuses on seasonality, terroir and artisanal produce. And this leads to amazing French creations that look as good as they taste. To complement the sublime dining experience, the beautiful art installations by Singaporean artist Dawn Ng feature against a backdrop of pastel hues.
Best for: Refined French dining and artistic presentation
Michelin stars: Three stars
Must-try dishes: Fixed course menu
How much: Lunch set menu from $298++ per pax; dinner set menu from $398++ per pax
Dress code: Smart casual (strongly recommended to dress up for the occasion)
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 12pm to 1pm & 6.30pm to 8.15pm
Address: #01-04, National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
6. Nae:um
Korean cuisine is known for its communal eats, but here, it’s about sophisticated plates. It’s all rooted in chef Louis Han’s personal journey, spanning Abu Dhabi, Seoul, Lebanon and Singapore. Using episodic menus to showcase his story, the dishes are anchored in contemporary Seoul cuisine. Anticipate elegant courses with nuanced flavours, plated to artistic precision. You can even see previous concept menus to follow along with chef Louis Han’s journey.
Best for: Korean-inspired tasting menus with a personal story
Michelin stars: One star
Must-try items: Seasonal menu
How much: Tasting menus from $198++
Dress code: Smart casual
Opening hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 6pm to 10.30pm (also open from 12pm to 3pm on Thursdays to Saturdays)
Address: 161 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068615
7. Restaurant Fiz
Southeast Asian cuisine takes centre stage at this restaurant located at Tanjong Pagar. With Malaysian chef-owner Hafizzul Hashim at the helm, the intricate menu features robust flavours inspired by the region’s diverse cultures, as well as his childhood memories and family recipes. Savour dishes such as nasi dagang, asam pedas and kampong chicken tonic. Having earned its Michelin Green Star this year, we’re giving bonus points for the restaurant’s planet-friendly practices, too!
Best for: Sustainable Southeast Asian cuisine rooted in heritage
Michelin stars: Green star
Must-try dishes: Degustation menus
How much: Lunch set menu at $88; dinner set menu from $198; a la carte from $10
Dress code: Comfortable and sensible (avoid sportswear, sleeveless tops and uncovered shoes)
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 12pm to 3pm & 6pm to 10pm
Address: #01-01/02, 21 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088444
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8. Whitegrass
Led by chef Takuya Yamashita, this fine dining restaurant is all about fresh, seasonal ingredients and refined dishes. He’s cut his teeth at award-winning French restaurants like Etude and Les Enfants Rouges. From this experience, he uses his skills and knowledge to craft seasonal menus where Japanese and French flavours meet. These beautiful works of art come in the form of fantastic dishes inspired by nature.
Best for: Seasonal French-Japanese fusion
Michelin stars: One star
Must-try dishes: Fixed course menu
How much: Lunch menus from $98++; dinner menus from $218++
Dress code: Smart elegant (Full-length pants with covered shoes for men)
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Address: #01-26/27, Chijmes, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996
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9. Restaurant Jag
This Michelin-starred restaurant boasts a sophisticated space in a restored 19th-century warehouse since moving to STPI Robertson Quay. Stepping into the beautiful venue, you’ll feel like you’ve just entered a cosy country garden. The name stands for Jeremy Anant Gastronomy as a nod to its founders: chef Jeremy Gillon and restaurateur Anant Tyagi.
Expect to be whisked away on an ever-changing vegetable-centric journey as the menu evolves with the seasons. Each dish is infused with creativity and flair – all you have to do is sit back and let the impeccable experience impress you.
Best for: Seasonal, vegetable-centric tasting menus
Michelin stars: One star
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Lunch and dinner set menus from $198++ per pax; seasonal a la carte from $23++
Dress code: Smart casual (shorts and flip-flops are not recommended)
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 6pm to 12am (also open from 12pm to 3pm on Wednesdays to Saturdays)
Address: #02-02, STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery, 41 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238236
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10. Monti
Dinner overlooking the glimmering Marina Bay landscape? Yes, please. Monti is hard to miss with its unique circular architecture, making it quite Instagrammable both inside and out. You’ll be treated to a great view no matter where you sit. Not to mention the food served up is top-notch. The communal set menu features delicious Italian fare including eggplant parmigiana, red prawn carpaccio and risotto. And finally, indulge in Monti’s tiramisu infused with sweet Marsala wine or a slice of Sicilian cassata.
Best for: Italian dining with panoramic Marina Bay views
Must-try dishes: Grilled Iberico pork; acquerello risotto; beef tartare
How much: Weekend brunch buffet from $88++ per pax; mains from $52
Dress code: Smart casual (gentlemen are kindly requested to wear long trousers and closed-toe shoes)
Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 3pm & 6pm to 11.30pm
Address: The Fullerton Pavilion, 82 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049327
11. Restaurant Labyrinth
There’s probably no other restaurant that screams love local like Labyrinth. The restaurant is the brainchild of chef-owner LG Han, who expresses his love for Singaporean cuisine via his dishes. He explores age-old recipes that have stood the test of time, showcasing local flavours in deconstructed methods. Above all, chef LG Han’s philosophy is about understanding produce while championing support for the local community. 90% of Labyrinth’s ingredients are locally sourced to reimagine Singapore food.
Best for: Innovative takes on Singaporean classics
Michelin stars: One star
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Lunch set menu at $208++ per pax; dinner set menu at $288++ per pax
Dress code: Smart casual (gentlemen to refrain from wearing open footwear)
Opening hours: Wednesdays & Thursdays, 6.30pm to 11pm and Fridays to Sundays, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6.30pm to 11pm
Address: #02-23, Esplanade Mall, 8 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039802
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12. Thevar
Located in the Keong Saik enclave, Thevar is a modern Indian restaurant in Singapore with two Michelin stars. At the helm is chef Mano Thevar, who displays his finesse in the kitchen with contemporary spins on traditional Indian flavours. Excite your palate with dishes like pani puri and Chettinad chicken roti. If the lamb biryani isn’t quite your speed, there’s also a vegetarian menu available.
Best for: Contemporary Indian cuisine with bold flavours
Michelin stars: Two stars
Must-try dishes: Chettinad chicken roti; sambar croquette chilli & tomato raita; kumquat chardonnay sorbet
How much: Lunch set menu from $228++ per pax; dinner set menu at $298++ per pax
Dress code: Smart casual
Opening hours: Friday & Saturday 12pm to 2.30pm; Monday to Saturday 6pm to 11pm
Address: 16 Mohamed Sultan Road, Singapore 238965
13. Jaan by Kirk Westaway
This two-Michelin-starred fine dining restaurant pairs modern British cuisine with a breathtaking view of the Singapore skyline. The sumptuous four- and five-course lunch and dinner menus reflect chef Kirk Westaway’s ‘Reinventing British’ philosophy. With special attention paid to seasonal ingredients, expect lots of natural flavours to be showcased. Relish dishes like wild turbot, roasted langoustine and guinea fowl. Oh, and you’ll also find meat-free menus for vegetarians.
Best for: Modern British cuisine with skyline views
Michelin stars: Two stars
Must-try dishes: Charred leek & potato soup; Kagoshima wagyu
How much: Lunch set menu from $198 per pax; dinner set menu from $388 per pax
Dress code: Smart casual
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays, 11.45am to 2.30pm & 6.30pm to 10.30pm
Address: Level 70, Swissôtel The Stamford, 2 Stamford Road, Singapore 178882
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14. Nouri
“Crossroads” cooking is at the heart of this Michelin-starred restaurant. Here, it’s all about exploring the intersection of diverse cultures, ingredients and geographical locations, and bringing innovative creations that are rooted in familiar flavours. Come savour some of the most daring and delectable creations by chef-owner Ivan Brehm. The tasting menu is sure to intrigue, with dishes like dry-aged stone bass with Kampot pepper and Tahitian vanilla sauce, and Afro-Brazilian style fritters served with turmeric and coconut curry.
Best for: Adventurous cross-cultural cuisine
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Lunch set menu from $82 per pax; chef’s tasting menu from $328 per pax
Dress code: Smart casual
Opening hours: Wednesdays to Sundays, 6pm to 12am (also open from 12pm to 2.30pm on Wednesdays to Fridays)
Address: 72 Amoy Street, Singapore 069891
15. Yan Ting
If you believe in the Chinese values of wealth and prosperity (and if you can flaunt it too!), this Cantonese establishment embraces them. With its traditionally-prepared cuisine, dine extravagantly on dishes like deep-fried lobster with egg floss or stir-fried beef tenderloin. On weekends, relish a decadent dim sum brunch – with champagne, of course.
Best for: Luxurious Cantonese dining and champagne dim sum brunch
Must-try dishes: Braised bird nest broth; angel hair pasta with lobster
How much: Set menu from $128 per pax; dim sum brunch from $168 per adult and $63 per child (four to 12 years old)
Dress code: Smart casual (singlets, bedroom slippers and bathrobes are not permitted)
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 10.30pm (opens from 10.30am on weekends)
Address: Level 1U, The St. Regis Singapore, 29 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247912
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The next time you’re in the mood for something fancy, these fine dining restaurants in Singapore will do the trick.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the best fine dining restaurants in Singapore?
Singapore has a wide selection of fine dining restaurants, from Michelin-starred venues to elegant hotel dining spots. Check out our list of best fine dining restaurants in Singapore, featuring top places known for premium ingredients, refined service, and memorable dining experiences.
What is fine dining and what can I expect?
Fine dining is a high-end restaurant experience focused on quality food, elegant ambience, and attentive service. Meals are often multi-course with carefully curated menus and artistic presentation.
How much does fine dining cost in Singapore?
Fine dining in Singapore typically ranges from $150 to $500+ for a tasting menu, depending on the restaurant, number of courses, and ingredients used. Premium or Michelin-starred restaurants can cost significantly more.
What is the most expensive restaurant experience in Singapore?
The most expensive dining experiences in Singapore are usually chef’s tasting menus or omakase at Michelin-starred restaurants. These can exceed $300–$500 per person, especially with premium ingredients and wine pairings.
Are there halal fine dining restaurants in Singapore?
Yes, there are halal fine dining restaurants in Singapore, though options are more limited. Some upscale restaurants offer halal-certified menus or are Muslim-friendly, but it’s best to check in advance.
Are there vegetarian fine dining restaurants in Singapore?
Yes, Singapore has vegetarian fine dining options that offer plant-based tasting menus and modern interpretations of classic dishes. These restaurants focus on seasonal ingredients and creative presentation.
What makes a good fine dining restaurant in Singapore?
A good fine dining restaurant offers high-quality ingredients, skilled culinary techniques, attentive service, and a refined atmosphere. The overall experience is designed to be memorable, not just the food.
Which fine dining restaurant in Singapore has three Michelin stars?
Odette, inside the National Gallery, is Singapore’s best-known three-Michelin-star restaurant.
Where can I go for fine dining with a view in Singapore?
Jaan by Kirk Westaway sits on Level 70 of Swissôtel The Stamford, and Monti overlooks Marina Bay from the Fullerton Pavilion. Both pair fine dining with skyline or waterfront views.
Is there halal fine dining in Singapore?
Some fine dining spots offer halal-friendly or no-pork-no-lard menus, but availability changes. Check directly, and see our halal restaurants guide for dedicated options.
Are there vegetarian fine dining options?
Yes — Thevar and Jaan offer vegetarian menus, and Jag’s vegetable-forward cooking suits vegetarians well. Confirm when booking, as menus change seasonally.
What should I wear to fine dining in Singapore?
Most Singapore fine dining restaurants expect smart-casual to smart dress; a few request no shorts or flip-flops.
