Ranked by my rating
20 reviews of restaurants in Singapore, ranked by my rating. Top pick right now: The Edge at Pan Pacific Hotel (4.9/5). The average score across all 20 is 4.6/5. Price ratings run from $ to $$$. There are also 3 guides on this topic below.
20reviews
Marina & CBD$$$
The Edge buffer features UNLIMITED premium seafood like lobsters, snow crabs, freshly shucked oysters and more!! It has a huge variety of cuisine as well with multiple live cooking stations too!
Marina & CBD$$$
If you're looking for an omakase experience that won't completely destroy your wallet, this hidden spot in Telok Ayer is worth seeking out. The chef clearly puts serious thought into R&D, and it shows. Every single dish felt completely new, which is saying something for someone who eats out regularly
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Looking for an Italian buffet in Singapore that doesn't completely destroy your wallet? We found this incredibly worth it Italian buffet with unlimited freshly made pasta, pizzas, HUGE cheese selection and so much more. At the time of our visit, we managed to get it for under $55 nett per person! Super value for money for the amount we devoured :)
Holland & Bukit Timah$$
Home to Singapore’s first creamy Tom Yum Pasta, 49 Seats is back with a new Holland Village outlet serving XXL Fish & Chips, indulgent fusion pastas and comfort food till 2am, with no service charge!!
Tanjong Pagar$$$
If you're planning a date night or celebrating something special in Singapore, Ingleside is worth considering. The wood-fired meats and house made sauces made this one of the better meals we've had in a while.
Tampines$$
This hidden spot in Tampines serves creative fusion dishes like Beef Rendang Nasi Lemak and Meepok Carbonara that absolutely took me by surprise with how well executed they were! It also comes with no GST and opens till 12am making this a perfect cozy supper spot :)
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Myungga II is a Korean restaurant in Tanjong Pagar known for generous portions, no GST charges, and complimentary kimbap samples. The value is excellent, especially with their set menus.
Changi$$
This new spot features a gorgeous clear view of the iconic Rain Vortex, along with artistic murals that will definitely elevate your dining experience.
MacPherson$$
We checked out this All-you-can-eat Japanese buffet at one of SG’s oldest authentic Japanese spots since 2008!! This buffet had unlimited premium air flown fresh sashimi, crispy tempuras and more... So, was it worth it?
Novena$$
Barrio leans more modern Spanish than old-school, and the Iberico pork paella was easily the standout for me. It’s in a quieter neighbourhood too, which made the whole meal feel a lot more relaxed than the usual city dinner spot.
Holland & Bukit Timah$$
We visited this cozy Italian spot tucked away in Holland Village that makes fresh pasta daily. With most mains ranging from $20 to $36, it sits in that comfortable middle range where you expect decent quality without breaking the bank :)
Holland & Bukit Timah$$
Looking for an indulgent and good seafood buffet in Singapore? This brunch buffet offers unlimited fresh lobsters, snow crabs, oysters, prawns, abalone, live laksa, chilli lobster and more!
Marina & CBD$
Tenkaichi Japanese BBQ serves super value for money good Japanese lunch sets from just $10 with no GST or service charge, plus free drinks!! And the best part is, you can dine while looking out at a gorgeous view of Marina Bay Sands :p
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We tried out this unique halal pizza spot with the CHEESIEST and STRETCHIEST pizza! They have super unique pizza variations like Fish 'N' Chips and Salted Egg Pizza. So... was it good?
Marina & CBD$$
If you're looking for refined Japanese omakase in Singapore without the usual exorbitant prices, this is the spot for you!! The restaurant is absolutely gorgeous and makes you feel like you've been transported to Japan.
Bugis$$
If you're looking for new hotpot spot in Singapore, Broth and Beyond at Chijmes is worth checking out! Located within Chijmes, it's pretty accessible as it's in town. They offer $1 broths and they also have a FREE FLOW snack and dessert bar, which makes the overall value pretty decent :)
Bugis$$
If you’re looking for a solid French bistro in town that won’t completely wreck your wallet, this spot might genuinely surprise you. They offer 2-course meals from $25, which, for a central location, is honestly impressive for the quality you’re getting. Let’s start with what we tried :)
Little India$$
The Canteen by Enjoy serves elevated zi char dishes in an old-school setting, famous for their viral Hokkien mee and umami-packed prawn broths that justify the slightly higher prices.
Orchard$$
Testing the viral Korean samgyetang spot in Orchard that's been all over social media. Here's what's actually worth ordering.
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Everyone knows Swensons for their huge ice cream variety. So we decided to check out their dessert-focused buffet with 46 ice cream flavours, fresh pizza, and seafood!
$20–$100
A curated list of spots for birthday or milestone celebrations, romantic date nights or even restaurants to celebrate your anniversary :)
$12–$30
Who doesn't love Mala? (Please don't raise your hand...) Because I love it and eat it so often, I had to make a list ranking what I've tried
$7–$30
Looking for the best halal food in Singapore? Start with this list. From halal Japanese cuisine and Mexican birria tacos to Thai lunch sets and traditional zi char, this list has a variety of options for you to choose from