10 UNIQUE RESTAURANTS IN SINGAPORE

We are super fortunate to have a guest post from Ekaterina, who shares with us the 10 best and unique restaurants in Singapore.

Singapore is a famous country for not only a variety of tourist attractions but also delicious cuisines. This country has an elite restaurant system that combines world-famous ingredients, recipes, and settings. This article is going to introduce to you the top 10 most excellent restaurant in Singapore for visitors to enjoy during their time in the city, whether it is a day, weekend or week in Singapore. 

This restaurant serves Chinese food made in a remarkable style. One of the most special eating here is chilli pomelo crab, which is made from quintessential chilli crab from Singapore, light tomato-based gravy, and pomelo pulp. Others Chinese dishes such as Chinese spinach with preferred stock and chicken duck eggs, braised XO mee pok with king prawns, and so on are also available. Foods from Blue Lotus Chinese Eating House seem to be simple but very delicious.

Address: 31 Ocean Way #01-13 Quayside Isle, Singapore 098375

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This diner is famous for a dish called coconut-rich rice. Here, the chef uses coconut milk to infuse the rice, which is served with spicy fried chicken, fried eggs with molten yolk, chile jam, and fried peanuts. Although coconut-rich rice can be found at any street food stall in Singapore, many people try to reach this pricey restaurant to enjoy this dish as often as possible. It is thanks to the fresh ingredients and the cook’s artisanal approach.

Address: 6 Ann Siang Hill, Singapore 069787

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Neon Pigeon is famous for its vibrant concept and well-executed Japanese dishes. This is a well-priced and casual dining destination. Apart from cocktails, Neon Pigeon also provides Japanese craft beers, sake, and whiskeys. This restaurant has a well-built menu with cross-cultural cuisines. Here, you can offer snacks, miso soups, seafood, and meat or vegetable dishes. All of them are served in small plates, which remind diners of traditional Japanese culinary culture.

Address: 1 Keong Saik Rd, Singapore 089109

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The central dish of this restaurant is, of course, Peking duck. The first part of this eating appears to be beautiful lacquered thin skin eaten with sugar dipping sauce. Slices of duck breast come next, and the rest is made into a broth or fried with noodles.

Address: 290 Orchard Road The Paragon #05-42/45, Singapore 238859 (Always book in advance)

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This restaurant has a rustic design with a backyard full of commodity and herbs. Open Farm Community provides diners with strange and creative Indonesian, Chinese, and Vietnamese cuisines. Foods are served on beautiful French plates; all make visitors feel like they are in a multi-national home.

Address: 130E Minden Rd, Singapore 248819

This is a tranquil restaurant with filigreed slats and blond-wood furnishings, which resembles a Japanese teashop. Wilin Low, the chef and the owner of Wild Rocket, has brought classic dishes of Singapore a new and modern spin.

Remarkably, the pineapple dessert of this restaurant makes diners think of the time when street vendors still sold pineapple cordials. Some other favourite dishes are 48hr beef short rib with rendang & achar, red snapper Filipino Laing braised taro leaves & Cambodian amok curry, black vinegar Iberico pork jowl with pickled cabbage & chestnut puree, and so on.

Address: 10A Upper Wilkie Rd, Singapore 228119

It is said to be one of the best Italian restaurants in Singapore. Almost all authentic Italian foods are served in this restaurant. The most famous dish of Cibo Italiano Ristorante is Ravioli Aragosta & Granchino – a kind of pasta made with Italian crab and lobster, tomato, olive oil, and garlic. If you love Italian cuisine, do not miss this destination.

With a vast selection of wine, this is a great restaurant choice for your girlie weekends in Singapore. 

Address: 428 River Valley Rd, Singapore 248327

This restaurant’s menu seems to reflect the taste of the Singaporean in modern time. This food stall is famous for eatings such as chili crab, “Heart Attack Fried Rice,” U.S. Black Angus rib eye steaks, and so on.

Address: 63 Hillview Ave, Level 6 Canteen, Singapore 669569

The chef cum owner of Folklore is Damian D’Silva, who is the champion of heritage Peranakan and Eurasian food. This restaurant has two unique dishes, pig’s hearts wrapped in minced pork and caul and shredded wolf herring cooked in spices, which you can find nowhere in Singapore. These foods are still made traditionally, so if you are a cultural explorer, they will satisfy you regarding your taste and your learning purposes.

Address: 700 Beach Rd, Level 2 Destination Singapore, Singapore 199598

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This food stall is famous for its Malaysian-style Chinese food. Penang Seafood Restaurant’s menu includes wheat noodles which are bathed in a seafood-based stock and clams, garoupa, the fermented pork belly, baby spinach soup, and so on. All of them are promised to please all diners, even the particular ones.

Address: 32 Aljunied Road, Singapore, 389817

Above is the list of 10 best and unique restaurants in Singapore. Have you ever visited these places? If yes, we are pleased to hear about your experience. If no, give them a visit, your trip will be more memorable.

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Author bio:

I am Ekaterina Viktorovna. I love Vietnam – a country with many unknown beaches, historic sites, and tourist attractions. Understanding that Vietnam nowadays is a famous destination, my friends and I establish the blog site vina.com with the purpose of introducing the elegant beauty of Vietnam to friends around the world. If you are planning a trip to Vietnam, our blog will provide you with essential information on where to go and what to do in our country.