Follow Singapore Investment Immigration and Singapore Life: If you only know how to eat Hainanese chicken rice or nasi lemak when you come to Singapore, you are missing out. In fact, as an international financial hub, you would be missing out even more if you do not know how to enjoy fine, authentic Western cuisine. Now, let us take a look at the top 10 Western restaurants in Singapore.
Gastrosmiths
This restaurant is a favorite among foodies. It offers a variety of cuisines from different countries, including Japan, Italy, Spain, and Canada, skillfully combining international flavors. Different desserts and baked goods are prepared daily. Food recommendations: Scallop ceviche, 63° sous-vide egg, and Hokubee beef rice.
Wild Rocket
This is a high-end yet stylish restaurant. The chef, Willin Low, is a former lawyer and is known as the father of modern Singaporean cuisine. Food recommendations: Salted egg crab balls, pomelo salad with tiger prawns, frozen coconut ice cream, and Singapore noodles.
Chopsuey Cafe
The ingredients used in this restaurant's dishes are very sophisticated and meticulous. Recommended items: Chop suey, orange beef, shrimp toast, and General Tso's chicken.
&Sons
This is a traditional Venetian restaurant & bar. The atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant, serving a variety of artisanal ingredients and handcrafted cocktails. Customers can choose to sit at the long bar or in the restaurant's lounge chairs. Food recommendations: Pumpkin ravioli, lamb loin, and Italian white bean soppressata.
Izy
This is a modern Japanese izakaya. This small yet cozy restaurant is located at the end of Club Street, one of Singapore's most fashionable bar streets. Food recommendations: Tempura, beef rice bowl, truffle scrambled eggs, and blue cheese ice cream.
Ding Dong
This restaurant provides customers with a variety of Asian-style dishes and drinks, including some wines with unique flavor profiles. The restaurant focuses on using modern science to enhance the taste of its dishes, making many of them surprising and incredible. Food recommendation: Malacca chendol 2013.
Bacchanalia
This place serves a wide variety of delicious dishes, many of which are designed so beautifully that you will hesitate to eat them. Recommended items: Roasted cauliflower, Norwegian scallops, foie gras with Brem satay sauce, and tiramisu.
Kki Sweets
This is a cake shop hidden inside the School of the Arts. The cakes here are known as the "most exquisite mousse cakes in Singapore."
Sunday Folks
The sundae ice cream with waffles here is simply a unique delight in Singapore! Freshly baked, sweet waffles topped with Gula Melaka ice cream will drive you crazy.
Ronin
This is a quaint cafe that only accepts cash and has no POS machine. For a long time, they did not even have a printed menu. Everything seems as pure and beautiful as if it were untouched by the world. It is a wonderful place to take a break and have a drink. Food recommendations: Scrambled eggs with French toast, curry rice (served at lunch), and salted caramel chocolate cake.
