Orchard Road might be Singapore’s famous shopping belt but it's also home to top-notch cafes, restaurants and bars!
Think of shopping in Singapore and you’ll likely find yourself along Orchard Road, our most iconic street for retail therapy. In these sprawling malls, you can find nearly everything you need (or want) – from fab beauty products to fashion must-buys to books that’ll keep you entertained. But it’s not just about the shopping. Some of the best food hotspots can be found right smack along Orchard Road. Besides, dining and shopping is one of the most perfect combinations, no?
Orchard Road food guide: Best restaurants
1. Fat Cow
If you haven’t been to Fat Cow in a hot minute, we recommend you make plans. The renowned fine dining establishment is now under new leadership, so you can expect fresh and exciting things. The omakase menus feature dishes that are thoughtfully arranged in an alternating light-and-heavy format, creating balance for your palates. This is one dining experience well worth the price tag.
Fat Cow, #01-01/02, Camden Medical Centre, 1 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248649
2. FYSH at EDITION
Can’t pick a favourite among seafood, fish and meat? Have it all at this seafood steakhouse! Sustainability is at the heart of this first restaurant outside Australia by award-winning chef-partner Josh Niland, who was recently honoured with Three Hats by the Australia Good Food Guide Awards 2024. Expect top-quality and ethically-sourced ingredients, alongside a focus on mitigating food wastage. Every part of the fish, seafood and meat is appreciated here, with the use of often-overlooked components to create unexpected new delicacies.
Come Sundays, indulge in a well-deserved respite with chef Josh’s special Roast menu. Available from 12pm to 3pm, it includes tantalising starters (like swordfish empanadas and a selection of raw line-caught fish), succulent meats and seafood, as well as decadent treats from the dessert trolley. The Roast menu is priced at $108 per person, but feel free to amp up the weekend celebrations with free-flowing champagne and Australian bubbly (from $168 per pax).
FYSH at EDITION, The Singapore EDITION, 36 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249731
3. Drim Korean Steak House
There’s no need to book a flight to Seoul when you can savour authentic Korean food in Orchard. Drim prides itself on serving traditional dishes prepared with modern techniques. Diners can look forward to set meals and KBBQ. Not keen on the smoky smell that lingers after your meal? Skip the barbecue and go for the main dishes, especially the signature noodles.
Drim Korean Steak House, #02-14, Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238897
4. Lad & Co
As far as comfort foods go, a plate of fish and chips is one of our faves. If you’re craving the British staple, head to this family-run restaurant. Its signature dish features Atlantic haddock in beer batter with your choice of side and chips. The menu also boasts other familiar favourites like bangers and mash or pigs in blankets. Swing by between 12pm and 9pm to enjoy the happy hour deals.
Lad & Co, #B1-02, Tanglin Post Office Building, 56 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247964
5. Ishinomaki Grill & Sake
If you’re looking for teppanyaki, sashimi, and robatayaki under one roof, this multi-faceted restaurant is the place to be. It showcases the finest catch and seasonal produce cooked in various methods. Pair your meal with artisanal sake that’s been sourced from all across Japan.
Ishinomaki Grill & Sake, #B1-02/02A/03, Palais Renaissance, 390 Orchard Road, Singapore 238871
6. Luke’s Lobster
The famous American seafood specialist invites you for a lobster feast. We’re talking wild-caught lobster served in a buttered bun with mayo, secret seasoning and lemon butter. That’s right, Maine-style rolls. Go for Luke’s trio to sample all three varieties: lobster, crab and shrimp. Wash it all down with a pint of beer or cold brew tea for a satisfying meal.
Luke’s Lobster, #01-K4, Shaw House, 350 Orchard Road, Singapore 238868
7. Inasal Restaurant and Bakery
Hop on a culinary adventure to the Philippines with Inasal Restaurant and Bakery at Lucky Plaza. You might just discover Singapore’s best chicken inasal (barbecued chicken) from Bacolod. Feeling adventurous? Try its rendition of the sisig – the pleasantly messy dish made with chopped pig’s head and liver served on a sizzling pan and cooked with calamansi and chilli peppers. Hell yes.
Inasa Restaurant and Bakery, #04-49/50/51, Lucky Plaza, 304 Orchard Road, Singapore 238863
8. Tampopo
Although you can get both Kyushu- and Hokkaido-style ramen here, the bowl worth guzzling down is Tampopo’s deluxe black pig shabu ramen. Thin, stringy, fatty and packed with intense flavour, the addition of kurobuta really accentuates this creamy broth. Please toss an onsen egg in while you’re at it; this one has bliss oozing out of it.
Tampopo, #B2-33, Takashimaya Shopping Centre, 391B Orchard Road, Singapore 238872
9. Ayam Penyet Ria
Affordable and hella authentic, Far East Plaza’s Ayam Penyet Ria is on everyone’s Orchard Road ‘fave food’ list. Especially famous for penyet (smashed) food, it serves some of the best Indonesian halal food on the island. If you haven’t already tried it, order the ayam penyet (smashed fried chicken) first and work your way down the menu. Oh, and the sambal belacan is all kinds of spicy and goes with everything… we love it!
Ayam Penyet Ria, #04-25/26, Lucky Plaza, 304 Orchard Road, Singapore 238863
10. Guzman Y Gomez
Just ’cos you’re strapped for time doesn’t mean you have to skimp out on a hearty lunchtime feed. Pop by Guzman Y Gomez and order some gut-busting Mexican classics like burritos, tacos, fajitas and quesadillas. You’ve got a modest selection of fillings to choose from, both spicy and non-spicy, but our firm favourite is the signature spicy chicken (in a burrito!). The food is takeaway-friendly and the service is fast, so you’ll be in and out in no time.
Guzman Y Gomez, multiple locations including Orchardgateway and Ion Orchard
11. Violet Oon Singapore
This cosy bistro is a treasure trove of Nyonya cuisine. Helmed by renowned food connoisseur Violet Oon, her eponymous and chic eatery celebrates Singapore’s rich cultural diversity. Don’t miss Nyonya staples like beef rendang and ngoh hiang. And leave room for dessert – the gula melaka tea cake with coconut ice cream is to die for. Apart from lunch and dinner, the flagship at Ion Orchard also does high tea.
Violet Oon Singapore, #03-22/28/29, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 23880
12. Les Amis
A three Michelin-starred dining experience awaits in the heart of Orchard. Using French culinary techniques, Les Amis whisks you on a gastronomic journey with artfully plated dishes. Think wild salmon, roasted challans duck and foie gras with caramelised pear, wrapped up in a romantic ambience of chandeliers, artworks and red velvet accents.
Les Amis, #01-16, Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road, Singapore 228208
13. The Marmalade Pantry
Need comfort food? The Marmalade Pantry has got you covered. On the menu: wholesome pasta, delicious cupcakes and desserts, great weekend brunches and tea accompaniments to fuel you on your shopping spree.
The Marmalade Pantry, #04-11A, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
14. Tenya
Tendon chain restaurant Tenya specialises in tempura. It sources ingredients directly from Japan and uses Japanese Aomori rice and a secret recipe for its tempura batter, but the prices are pretty wallet-friendly. Go for the Tenya tendon, which features tempura prawn, red fish, squid, pumpkin and French beans. Or try the seafood tendon – it’s similar to the former but with a replacement of squid for eel and scallop. Other munchies include curry fries, ebi tempura and the must-try Hokkaido soft serve.
Tenya, multiple locations including Orchard Central and Ion Orchard
15. 8 Korean BBQ
This upscale Korean barbecue restaurant takes its name from its signature 8 Colour Set. It features thick, long strips of Mangalitsa pork belly flavoured in eight ways: original, wine, curry, garlic, miso, herb, kalbi and red pepper paste. But like any all-rounded Korean BBQ restaurant, that’s not the only cut of meat worth having. Don’t miss out on top-notch beef selections alongside Atlantic salmon and Korean squid on the grill. Plus, crispy pancakes, kimchi fried rice and steamed egg.
8 Korean BBQ, #04-20/21, Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road, Singapore 228208
16. Basilico
Tuck into an all-Italian spread at this swanky restaurant in Conrad Singapore Orchard. Pad your stomach with all the pasta, cold cuts, meats and gelato you can eat. But don’t forget to check out highlights like the rotisserie, vermouth-focused bar and walk-in wine cellar.
Basilico, Level 2, Conrad Singapore Orchard, 1 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715
17. Lawry’s The Prime Rib
For the past 20 odd years, American dining establishment Lawry’s has been a meat eater’s haven. Its signature dish – the prime rib – is aged up to 28 days, so it’s oh-so-tender and packed with flavour. Fab food, old world charm, grand chandelier and amazing tableside service (that little flourish as your spinning salad is served gets us every time) put this steakhouse on our list.
Lawry’s The Prime Rib, #04-01/31, Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238897
18. Social Place
When we’re hankering for yum cha, this is one of our go-to spots. Tucked away in Forum The Shopping Mall and decked out in Art Deco aesthetics, Social Place puts a playful spin on its dim sum dishes, making it a feast for our eyes and stomachs. For instance, the small pig pudding comes in the shape of a – wait for it – wobbly pig. Adorable! Other novelty delights include mahjong jelly, steamed rose floret buns and truffle shiitake buns.
Social Place, #01-22, Forum The Shopping Mall, 583 Orchard Road, Singapore 238884
19. Five Guys
Get a load of juicy burgers, glorious milkshakes and a side of retro diner vibes at this American burger chain. Picky eaters will love that all orders can be customised according to your taste. Just choose from a variety of toppings, which include mayo, grilled mushrooms and onions, tomatoes, pickles and so on.
Five Guys, multiple locations including Plaza Singapura and Ion Orchard
20. Seorae Jib
This Korean BBQ joint makes a good post-shopping meal. Located in Dhoby Ghaut, Seorae Jib specialises in a unique smoking method where hay and oakwood are used to impart an earthy aroma to the meat. Swing by during dinner time for a full-blown feast of succulent grills, or try the hanjeongsik lunch menu for a mouthwatering spread of barbecue meats and nine banchan dishes.
Seorae Jib, #02-01, Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Road, Singapore 238839
Orchard Road food guide: Best cafes
21. Ami Patisserie
One of the best new cafes to emerge in the Orchard district is Ami Patisserie, which first started as an online pastry shop in 2021. The physical standalone store pays homage to Kyoto’s traditional wooden townhouses with gorgeous brown hues and soft natural lighting. Sit by the window and sink your teeth into choux puffs, viennoiserie, and premium filter coffee.
Ami Patisserie, 27 Scotts Road, Singapore 228222
22. Puzzle Coffee
While attention is directed to this Melburnian coffeehouse’s new outlet at Dempsey Hill, we can’t forget its first foray into Singapore. Here’s where you can get your hands on specialty coffee doled out in biodegradable cups and straws. Yes, these folks are all about sustainable practices, and we love the feel-good factor that comes from purchasing a cuppa.
Puzzle Coffee, #B1-38/39, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
23. Nowafter Cafe
If you’re all about monochromatic aesthetics, you’ll feel right at home here. Taking over the third-level space in Design Orchard, Nowafter Cafe is all about grungy industrialist decor accented with black furniture and floor-to-ceiling windows. The black and white theme even extends to its menu, which includes the signature Charkey Bun (charcoal bun with mozzarella, garlic herb butter, and truffle sour cream) and dark cocoa vanilla latte.
Nowafter Cafe, #03-01, Design Orchard, 250 Orchard Road, Singapore 238905
24. Avenue on 3 Cafe
Looking for an IG-worthy cafe? We found a gorgeous spot in Paragon. Meet Avenue on 3 Cafe, which is all decked out in pink with rattan chairs and palm fronds. Snap photos and videos before you browse through the menu, which comprises wholesome meals made with fresh organic produce sourced locally and from Europe. We’ve got our eye on the Argentinian ribeye and homemade apple tart.
Avenue on 3 Cafe, #03-46/56, Paragon, 290 Orchard Road, Singapore 238859
25. Ice Lab
There are many ways to beat the heat in Singapore. One top tip is to nip into this cool spot and order Korean bingsu. Out of all the flavours, you can never go wrong with Oreo bingsu. The mango is another stellar choice – the refreshing bowl will perk you up with a second burst of energy to conquer the Orchard shopping strip.
Ice Lab, #01-01/01A/02, Far East Plaza, 14 Scotts Road, Singapore 228213
26. Tiong Bahru Bakery
This recognisable stalwart is available in The Centrepoint, which means we don’t have to travel to its namesake enclave for its artisanal bakes. (We still love you, Tiong Bahru.) The menu features beloved brunch faves, sandos, hearty nourishments, and more. Get your hands on the dessert croffle with vanilla bean ice cream, chocolate sauce, and almond flakes. Sounds heavenly!
Tiong Bahru Bakery, #01-01 to 06/#01-09 to 11/#01-102 to 103, The Centrepoint, 176 Orchard Road, Singapore 238843
27. Leckerbaer
Hailing from Copenhagen, Leckerbaer puts out an amazing selection of Danish butter cookies. Look forward to classic and creative flavours like chocolate, lychee, passion fruit and vanilla. Also expect to see a collection of tarts and cakes, including raspberry and cornflower mini tarts and passionfruit cake. Yum!
Leckerbaer, #01-K2 and #01-K3, Shaw House, 350 Orchard Road, Singapore 238868
28. Tarte by Cheryl Koh
If you’re a fan of desserts, this name will be a familiar one. Initially, it operated mainly as a takeaway store serving artisanal tarts and confectionaries. Now the space has expanded to include a cosy dining area where you can quietly enjoy the famous tarts with coffee or tea. Check out the seasonal offerings for a surprise each time you visit!
Tarte by Cheryl Koh, #02-05, Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road, Singapore 228208
29. PS.Cafe Palais Renaissance
There’s no denying that we’re big fans of PS.Cafe. It serves great food, the decor in each outlet is unique and on point, and the dining experience is fantastic. If you’re in town, opt for brunch at PS.Cafe Palais Renaissance. It’s an iconic dining destination complete with high ceilings, classic decor, an outdoor eating area, and plenty of natural light for your perfect Instagram shot.
PS.Cafe Palais Renaissance, #02-09A, Palais Renaissance, 390 Orchard Road, Singapore 238871
30. Nassim Hill Bakery Bistro Bar
Tucked away in the Tanglin Post Office building, this bistro is located at the edge of Orchard Road. It may be an extra bus ride from the MRT station, but the food’s worth the extra journey. The atmosphere is casual and good for group gatherings, and the menu is extensive, comprising all-day breakfast, lunch and dinner options alongside desserts and drinks. Egg lovers can indulge in a long list of egg dishes alongside pasta plates. We recommend the chilli crab pasta, which certainly delivers a spicy kick.
Nassim Hill Bakery Bistro Bar, #01-03, Tanglin Post Office Building, 56 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247964
31. Plain Vanilla Bakery
Tucked away at In Good Company is a small and cosy Plain Vanilla cafe space where you can indulge in signature bakes and cupcakes alongside a selection of coffee and teas. The design is chic and bright, and its hidden location means you get to enjoy your break in between that shopping rush.
Plain Vanilla Bakery, #B1-06 (within In Good Company concept store), Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
32. Arteastiq
As a tea room, its menu certainly is no letdown. You can find everything from fruit and gingers teas, to the more traditional Chinese and Japanese teas, to special dessert teas which are light, sweet and refreshing. All-day brunch dining is also available, featuring the likes of steak panini muffins and farmer’s breakfast comprising scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, chicken sausage, roasted cherry tomatoes, sauteed mushrooms, kernel corn, jam and toast. Looking for something more? Get involved in some art jamming at the studio.
Arteastiq, #04-14/15, Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238867
33. Paul
France’s largest chain bakery is great if you’re hankering for country-style bread like pain de campagne and – obviously – baguette Charlemagne. But there’s also a selection of sweet pastries to enjoy over a pot of tea or cuppa at one of the lush tea rooms. For those who grab and go, takeaway service is available as well.
Paul, multiple locations including Takashimaya and Paragon
34. Paris Baguette Cafe
You’re likely to be spoilt for choice here, with plenty of fresh bread and pastries to choose from. Ever since this Korean cafe and bakery chain made its way to Singapore, it’s gained quite a following. Grab a seat and sip on coffee with your bread, or try the royal pudding, which has just the right amount of silky sweetness.
Paris Baguette, #B1 – 15B, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
35. Lady M
Looking for outstanding mille crepes? You can find them all at Lady M. Besides signature and traditional flavours such as green tea and chocolate, you can also try seasonal offerings or store exclusives. Get a window seat at the Orchard Central branch for a bout of people-watching as you tuck into one of the delightful dishes. Or pair its fantastic confectionaries with a glass of bubbly at the champagne bar in Ion Orchard.
Lady M, multiple locations including Orchard Central and Ion Orchard
36. Cafe de Paris
Hailing from Korea, this cafe is famous for its super Instagrammable sweet bonbons – just imagine a tall cup of sorbet overflowing with fresh fruits and non-dairy whipped cream! We recommend the mango cup, which makes a particularly refreshing treat and best shared in the company of friends. A selection of coffee and cakes is also available.
Cafe de Paris, #B1-37, 313@Somerset, 313 Orchard Road, Singapore 238895
37. Maccha House
Located in the basement of Orchard Central, Maccha House serves up plenty of unique matcha desserts that’ll have you transported to Japan in a sec. Have a go at parfaits and traditional sweets, or check out the monthly dessert specials. Do keep an eye out for special offerings including exclusive ramen dishes!
Maccha House, #08-09/11, Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, Singapore 238896
38. Coffeesmith
Late-night owls, take note of this Korean coffee chain. Its opening hours go as late as 3am or even 24 hours round the clock. Located on the ground floor of Orchardgateway, this cafe offers plenty of coffee and casual fare, including all-day breakfast and croissant specials. We say it’s a great spot for a quick catch-up with the pals!
Coffeesmith, #01-09/09A, Orchardgateway, 277 Orchard Road, Singapore 238858
39. Halcyon & Crane
From the good people that gave us Birds of a Feather, Halcyon & Crane is a cafe and bar with a penchant for blending East and West with Sichuan flavours that you won’t see coming. Named after two birds, its menu includes coffees, healthy brekkies, all-day light salads and meals, sandwiches and more.
Halcyon & Crane, #03-09, Paragon, 290 Orchard Road, Singapore 238859
40. Hvala
Boasting teas such as matcha and hojicha from different prefectures in Japan, this minimalist cafe lets you find your inner calm away from the bustling streets of Orchard. Sip on the matcha or genmaicha lattes for a quick pick-me-up. Looking to stay longer? Pair your drinks with a wide array of cakes in flavours like matcha azuki, yuzu, and chocolate.
Hvala, multiple locations including 111 Somerset and Takashimaya
41. Nana’s Green Tea
This Japanese cafe serves a fab selection of drinks and desserts. Matcha lovers, there’s a whole spread dedicated to matcha coffees and teas, or even slushies, which you can easily pair with something from its savoury menu. Round off your meal with a traditional Japanese dessert, or indulge your sweet tooth with a tall and rich parfait stuffed generously with ice cream and numerous toppings.
Nana’s Green Tea, #03-80/82, Plaza Singapura, 60B Orchard Road, Singapore 238891
42. Cafe&Meal Muji
This is an extension of the minimalist brand, keeping things clean and homely. Food is ordered at the counter as single dishes or pairings with rice. Seasonal ingredients are used to ensure the freshness of the items, and don’t forget to end your meal with a side of dessert.
Cafe&Meal Muji, #01-10 to 22, Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Road, Singapore 238839
43. Bacha Coffee
Bacha Coffee boasts more than 200 single-origin coffees, flavoured coffees, fine blended coffees and even naturally decaffeinated coffees. While we recommend you sit down and soak in the cafe’s opulence, you can also choose to pick out several bags of coffee beans at the retail area to take home. While you’re at it, nab a couple of freshly baked croissants in flavours like raspberry and cinnamon.
Bacha Coffee, #01-15/16, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
44. Wild Honey
These travel-inspired brunches are nothing short of delicious. Judging by how there’s almost always a queue during brunch, everyone seems to agree. Our favourites include the Spanish, a dish of diced chorizo, corned beef and potatoes with fried or poached eggs on signature brioche, and the Brittany, which comprises French toast with baby bananas, salted caramel mascarpone, toffee hazelnuts and salted caramel sauce.
Wild Honey, #03-01/02, Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238897
45. The Assembly Ground
This hip cafe at Cineleisure serves a mean selection of classic pasta, pizzas and burgers. Brunch specialties are also available, such as the breakfast croissant, steak open-faced toast and rosti benedict. Pair it with a cuppa joe (we spot coconut dalgona in its drinks selection!) and you’ll be all set.
Special brunch items include steak open-faced toast, rosti benedict and a hearty Assembly brunch to satisfy any roaring stomachs. The kitchen also serves delish pasta – we suggest you go for the truffle carbonara.
The Assembly Ground, #01-01, Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road, Singapore 239695
46. % Arabica Coffee
This minimalistic cafe needs no introduction since it’s been conquering one city at a time with its amazing brews. The beans are sourced from all over the world in countries such as Ethiopia, Brazil and Japan, depending on the season. A popular choice is the Spanish latte: mixed with condensed milk, it balances out the acidity with a mellow sweetness.
% Arabica Coffee, #01-14/15, 313@Somerset, 313 Orchard Road, Singapore 238895
Orchard Road food guide: Best bars
47. The Writing Club
Stop scrolling if you’re a whiskey lover. This swanky whiskey library will challenge your knowledge of the spirit, thanks to its selection of more than 700 hand-picked labels. Trust us, you’ll be spoilt for choice at the sight of unique and collectable whiskies. The spirit selection also extends to rum, cognac, fine wine, craft beer and bespoke cocktails.
The Writing Club, #02-10, Palais Renaissance, 390 Orchard Road, Singapore 238871
48. Apollon
Have you been to Orchard Plaza? This non-descript mall is a haven filled with Japanese bars and izakayas. One recommended spot is Apollon, which offers a curated selection of premium sakes. Enjoy draft sake directly from the tap, or savour top-shelf options that have matured with unique complexity.
Apollon, #01-29, Orchard Plaza, 150 Orchard Road, Singapore 238841
49. No.5 Emerald Hill
For the longest time, this cocktail bar has been synonymous with Emerald Hill. Imbibers love the laundry list of glorious martinis, cocktails, and premium house pours. It also serves a mean plate of chicken wings and pizzas. Plus, which other bar lets you throw peanut shells on the floor and get away with it?
No.5 Emerald Hill, 5 Emerald Hill Road, Singapore 229289
50. Alleybar
Having been open for over 20 years at Emerald Hill, Alleybar needs no introduction. With pretty gleaming lamps and a 15m-long brass bar, this gorgeous spot has a slew of stellar cocktails inspired by local flavours and history.
Alleybar, Peranakan Place, 2 Emerald Hill Road, Singapore 229287
51. Manhattan
Conrad Singapore Orchard’s luxurious bar offers a slice of 19th-century New York. Check out the world’s first in-hotel rickhouse – a workshop space featuring over 100 American oak barrels of imported whisky for experimentation. Manhattan also has a collection of unusual ingredients like wildcherry bark and shisandra berries. If you’re savvy with your bar buzz, you’ll also know that Manhattan is one of the world’s best bars.
Manhattan, Level 2, Conrad Singapore Orchard, 1 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715
52. Acid Bar
If there’s one thing we love about this Peranakan Place fixture – aside from being a rowdy hangout to appease our post-work thirst – its al fresco area is the perfect place to people-watch with a drink (or two) in hand. Plus, enjoy happy hour deals all day from Monday to Thursday. Think $12 cocktails and 1-for-1 on spirits and beers at $15.
Acid Bar, Peranakan Place Complex, 180 Orchard Road, Singapore 238846
53. KPO Cafe Bar
Craving local food and pocket-friendly pints of ice-cold beers? Sit down to local favourites like Hokkien mee and nasi lemak while enjoying draught beers like Carlsberg and Kronenbourg.
KPO Cafe Bar, 1 Killiney Road, Singapore 239518
54. The Other Room
It might take you a minute or two to spot this discreet speakeasy at the Marriott. This “drinking house for the discerning” offers expertly crafted cocktails that pay homage to classic drinks while adding contemporary twists.
The Other Room, #01-05, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, 320 Orchard Road, Singapore 238865
55. Tanuki Raw
After you’ve shopped till you’ve dropped, fuel up at Tanuki Raw. The Orchard Central branch’s 3pm to 8pm happy hour includes martinis and cocktails ranging from $14 to $18. Feeling peckish? Order $3 freshly shucked oysters, $7 for 5 slices of sashimi and $10 for 11 grams of uni (what the what!).
Tanuki Raw, #04-01, Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, Singapore 238896
Now you know where to find all the best food spots and bars along Orchard Road!
