Singapore Food & Travel Guide
YongFu Singapore
A Michelin-starred restaurant located at Suntec City Mall, serving as the first overseas outpost of the renowned Shanghainese F&B brand specializing in high-end Ningbo cuisine. An exceptional fine-dining destination for authentic, premium regional Chinese flavors in Singapore, combining sophisticated ambiance with meticulous culinary execution.
3 Temasek Boulevard #01-444, Mall, Tower 5 Suntec City, Singapore 038983
Zhup Zhup
Zhup Zhup (located on MacPherson Road in Singapore) is a Michelin Bib Gourmand-recognized eatery that elevates classic local comfort food, most notably through its intensely flavorful prawn noodle soup. The standout element is the deeply rich, umami-packed broth, which draws inspiration from both traditional Penang prawn noodles and Japanese ramen broths. It features a slow-simmered, creamy depth driven by prawn heads and sweet seafood essence.
458 MacPherson Rd, Singapore 368176
Amor Singapore
Nestled in a vibrant shophouse at 107 Amoy Street, Amor (meaning “love” in Spanish) brings a fresh, modern lens to traditional Spanish tapas and Mediterranean flavors. They successfully capture the soul of Barcelona and the Mediterranean, serving up elevated sharing plates that excel in both comfort and creativity
Fat Cow
The ultimate premium wagyu donburi served with sliced wagyu steak, caviar, ikura, foie gras and onsen egg atop Fat Cow’s signature fat rice. Definitely a bowl of pure extravagance!
Meticulously assembled with their favorite luxurious ingredients, bite into happiness with their Wagyu Sandwich featuring toriyama A4 tenderloin. Thick cuts of stunningly marbled A4 wagyu beef sandwiches between lightly toasted brioche.
1 Orchard Blvd, #01-01/02 Camden Medical Centre, Singapore 248649
Queic by Olivia
Singapore’s first dedicated cheesecake boutique, born from the acclaimed Michelin-selected Olivia Restaurant and specializing in gourmet, cheese-obsessed creations. Celebrated for its signature molten Basque burnt cheesecakes, which feature a unique blend of cream cheese and a subtle touch of blue cheese, set over a crisp, buttery almond sablé crust. They also offer diverse variations like chocolate, ube, and seasonal specialty bars.
41 Kreta Ayer Rd, #41, Singapore 089003
Paparch SG
A specialized bakery brand well-known for its rich, artisanal Basque burnt cheesecakes. Their signature cheesecakes boast a deeply caramelized, rustic exterior with a luxuriously soft, creamy, and melt-in-your-mouth center that balances sweetness with a hint of savory cheese depth. They also offer various seasonal or infused flavor variations to complement the classic original.
48 Arab St, #01-03, Singapore 199745
KYŌ KOHEE 112 Robinson
Renowned for exceptional Japanese teas and espresso beverages. Standouts include the smooth Okumidori Matcha Latte, rich Hojicha Latte, and the signature Kyo Coffee infused with a delicate touch of caramel. Unlike smaller outposts, this location features a curated selection of thoughtful Japanese set meals alongside desserts.
112 Robinson Rd, #01-01, Singapore 068902
Black Tree @ 313 Somerset
A trendy, viral Asian tea lab concept originating from China that has opened its first overseas outlet at 313@somerset on Orchard Road. Known for creative, highly photogenic collaborations, the store features a special partnership with Shanghai’s popular Matcha Wang. This includes the viral Singapore-exclusive “Lily Lamb” drinks.
313 Orchard Rd, #01 – 26 313 Somerset, Singapore 238895
2050 Coffee
2050 Coffee offers a sleek, modern atmosphere that stands out for its forward-thinking aesthetic and efficient layout. The automated coffee taps at 2050 Coffee are designed to serve high-quality specialty drinks with speed and precision, allowing a cup to be poured in about 10 seconds.
267 Beach Rd, #01-01, Singapore 199545
Swee Guan Hokkien Mee
Sloppy and haphazardly plated – yet this is one of the best charcoal-fried Hokkien Mee I’ve ever had. The intense wok-hei was immediately apparent from my first bite. The rich and robust stock was also ardently clung to every strand of the noodle.
5 Lor 29 Geylang, Singapore 388060
Treasure Toast
A charming, modern kopitiam style spot that takes traditional Singaporean breakfast favorites seriously. The Hokkien mee is surprisingly very good, featuring rich, savory depths that easily elevate it above standard fare.
23 Purvis St, #01-01, Singapore 188600
River South (Hoe Nam) Prawn Noodles
A legendary establishment known for a stupendously sweet and rich soup. The soup has been spiritedly enriched by crustacean flavors, rendering it a sea of sweet richness.
31 Tai Thong Cres, Singapore 347859
LE Cafe Confectionery & Pastry
These beancurd tarts have been popular for quite some time. The beancurd was consistently bouncy and silky while the tart was buttery but on the harder side.
31/33 Mackenzie Rd, #01-01, Singapore 228686
Singapore’s Changi Airport is a must-see tourist attraction in its own right. Its latest extension— Jewel Changi Airport— transforms Singapore’s world-class aviation hub into a truly inspiring lifestyle destination.
Rising five storeys above ground and five below, Jewel is home to a myriad of breathtaking attractions, over 280 retail and dining outlets.
To witness the most spectacular of these spaces, take a stroll over to Jewel Changi, and marvel at the HSBC Rain Vortex, a 40-metre-high indoor waterfall flanked on all sides by tropical plants and over 2,000 trees.
If you have limited time and don’t want to exit the transit area, you can see Jewel from the skytrain that runs between T2 and T3.
Oasia Hotel Downtown, Singapore
Set against an urban landscape of concrete, steel and glass, the hotel stands out with its iconic red silhouette covered by lush vertical gardens.
Guoco Tower
Guoco Tower is the tallest building in Singapore. Rising directly above Tanjong Pagar MRT station, Guoco Tower is an ambitious vertical city that comprises a dynamic mix of commercial, residential, retail, hotel and urban park components.
1 Wallich St, Singapore 078881
Tanjung Park is an urban park which is situated around the Guoco Tower. It offers the luxury of green open space in the heart of the city.
Chinatown
Once an enclave for Singapore’s Chinese immigrant population, the Chinatown of today is much-beloved for its blend of old and new, with historic temples and traditional medicinal halls sitting alongside bold new bars and trendy lifestyle shops. The whole Chinatown area is located in central Singapore and, more specifically, the Outram district.
Gain insights into Singapore’s rich, multi-ethnic culture by visiting some of the country’s most fascinating places of worship, located in the heart of Chinatown. This age-old precinct is home to myriad different cultures and is the only Chinatown in the world to boast a Buddhist temple, a mosque and a Hindu temple along a single street.
Culture vultures looking to immerse themselves in Buddhism’s rich art and history should pay a visit to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum. The temple’s interior is architecturally designed in the form of a mandala, a central concept in Buddhist and Hindu spirituality that represents universal connection. You’ll be able to find moments of reprieve and tranquillity at the temple’s rooftop garden with its beautiful pagoda.