Whether you call it high tea or afternoon tea, there’s no doubt that this midday delight is one of our favourite ways to treat ourselves. If you’re looking for a spot to enjoy tiered stands full of light bites, scones, and tea, read on for our guide to the best high tea in Singapore.
While some of these are pricey, they’re worth the splurge, especially if you’re celebrating a special occasion. However, for more wallet-friendly options, check out our guide to affordable afternoon tea in Singapore.
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Grand Hyatt Singapore’s beloved 10|SCOTTS is back after a multi-year glow-up, and its Grand Afternoon Tea is back with waterfall views and a revamped menu, spotlighting elegant and sustainable offerings perfect for a midday treat.
To kickstart the semi-buffet afternoon tea experience, guests are welcomed with a glass of Saicho Jasmine sparkling tea. A selection of over 15 different bites, savoury and sweet, follow. Savour the ASC-certified smoked salmon, served with horseradish cream and capers, or help yourself to charcuterie and cheeses by Les Frères Marchand, one of France’s oldest and most renowned cheese-maturing houses. Don’t sleep on the ASC seafood vol-au-vent, brimming with prawns, crab, and an umami seafood bisque.
No afternoon tea is complete without scones. Here, they are served tableside and warm, with clotted cream, jam, and velvety kaya for a local touch.
For dessert, a classic tiered stand arrives, dressed with French-style delights—think vanilla mille-feuille with red wine–poached pear and opera cake layered with chocolate and almond.
Wash it all down with your choice of coffee—freshly brewed from Lavazza beans—or Monogram teas, spanning the classic Darjeeling Royal Flush, floral Eight Treasures, and the house-favourite Golden Moscato Oolong.
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Prices start at $65++ per adult, with the ability to top up $50++ for free-flow Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut Champagne, or $70++ for the all-you-can-drink servings on the same champagne, as well as select red and white wines, cocktails, and mocktails.
Make your reservations at 10 | Scotts here.
Address: 10 Scotts Road, Lobby Level, Grand Hyatt Singapore, Singapore 228211
High tea hours: Mon-Fri 2pm to 4:30pm, Sat-Sun 11:30am to 2pm, 2:30pm to 5pm
Tel: 6738 1234
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10 | Scotts is not a halal-certified eatery.
Steep yourself in decadence with The Tea Room‘s Summer Garden Afternoon Tea. The plush lounge offers seasonal afternoon tea sets, with their current offering priced from $65++ per person.
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Diners can expect a tiered tray lined with a medley of sweets and savouries, as well as unlimited servings of freshly brewed coffee and tea. There’s also the option to give yourself a bubbly upgrade by ordering a R de Ruinart Brut Champagne with a top-up of $30++. You can look forward to savoury treats, including Foie Gras Terrine and Goat Cheese Tart. On the sweet front, there are the quintessential St. Regis Scone and Cranberry Scone, served with jam and clotted cream, alongside the restaurant’s signature pralines.
Address: 29 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247911
Opening hours: 11am to 10:30pm
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The Tea Room is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Afternoon tea is a storied tradition in Raffles Hotel, one that continues to this very day at The Grand Lobby. The stunning lobby is framed with plush couches where one can enjoy these tiered sets, priced at $108++ per person.
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Buttery, house-baked raisin scones served with clotted cream and rose petal jam share space with a medley of finger sandwiches sans crust, and a selection of sweet treats. All the petite desserts are made by the hotel’s executive pastry chef as well. To complete the set, diners get a choice between loose-leaf tea or the hotel’s very own custom-blended coffee.
High tea hours: Daily 12:30pm to 5:30pm
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The Grand Lobby is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.
The Tea Lounge at Conrad Singapore Orchard serves up a teatime set amidst stately furniture and verdant tropical greenery. Go for their Weekday Afternoon Tea or Weekend High Tea, served from Mondays to Fridays, 12pm to 5pm, as well as weekends, 12pm to 2:15 pm and 3pm to 5:15pm respectively.
Priced at $54++ per person for weekdays and $74++ per person for weekends, this set comes with your choice of Gryphon Tea or Illy Coffee. The feast kicks off with savoury bites in flavours including Nonya Lobster Popiah and Japanese Egg Salad Sakura Sandwich, followed by signature scones served with passionfruit jam, calamansi curd, and clotted cream.
High tea hours: Mon-Fri 3pm to 5pm, Sat-Sun 12:15pm to 2:15pm, 3pm to 5:15pm
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Tea Lounge is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Jio your food kaki to pinkies up at Paradox Singapore Merchant Court’s Festive High Tea. Held at Crossroads Bar from 3pm to 6pm daily till 31 December 2025, the fancy experience is priced at $88 for two people, and includes free-flow TWG tea or coffee. It comes with a good mix of sweet and savoury bites, all themed around familiar festive flavours.
With its floor-to-ceiling windows, spacious dining area, and a handsome-looking bar to boot, Crossroads Bar is an ideal spot to rest your feet after sightseeing or running errands in town.
High tea hours: Daily 3pm to 6pm
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Crossroads Bar is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Afternoon tea usually comes with a high price tag, so we were pleasantly surprised after finding out that Princess Terrace has a value-for-money Nonya High Tea at just $20++ per person, with a minimum of two diners required. The hidden gem Peranakan restaurant is located on the ground floor of Copthorne King’s Hotel, a convenient five-minute walk from Havelock MRT Station.
Available every day, from 3pm to 5pm, the set comes with handmade Nyonya kueh, assorted sandwiches, mini egg tarts, popiah, and nasi lemak, along with two hot desserts: Homemade Beancurd with Gula Melaka and a surprise Dessert of the Day. To round off the experience, cleanse your palate with some iced kombucha and pinkies up with a selection of coffee or tea—these drinks are included in the set, too!
Find out more about Princess Terrace’s Nonya High Tea.
High tea hours: Daily 3pm to 5pm
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Princess Terrace is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Book a table at Intercontinental Singapore’s The Lobby Lounge to enjoy afternoon tea sets with unique themes, ranging from the seasons to different cultures.
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At the time of writing, their Mindful Moments Afternoon Tea (from $130++ for two) has 12 different items for you to try, from English Buttermilk Scones to an Acai Bowl. You can even end the experience with an ice cream trolley for a selection of sorbets and gelato.
High tea hours: Daily 1pm to 3pm, 3:30pm to 5:30pm
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The Lobby Lounge is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Anti:dote is known best for being a cocktail bar, but the lounge also offers seasonal afternoon teas. Typically, a set comes with sandwiches, a medley of sweet entremets, and scones served with lemon butter curd, Devonshire clotted cream, and strawberry marmalade, as well as your choice of tea from their lengthy selection. Many of the teas are from TWG, and range from light, floral brews to punchier, dark teas.
The luxurious experience is priced at $68++ per person. Do note that its themes and menu may vary.
If you’re bringing the young ones along, you’ll be happy to know that Anti:dote also has a tea set for kids, priced from $34++ per child.
High tea hours: Mon-Fri 3pm to 5pm, Sat-Sun 12pm to 2pm, 3pm to 5pm
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Anti:dote is not a halal-certified eatery.
Hilton Singapore’s Ginger.Lily is all muted elegance, with botanical-inspired interiors, and an equally beautiful four-part high tea selection to match. Their afternoon tea sets change seasonally, so there’s always something new to look forward to. The Terroir and Bloom Afternoon Tea ($78++ per person) features over 15 items, blending French and Japanese influences.
With each set, also get two types of scones, served with mixed berry compote, orange cinnamon confit, and creme fraiche. There are 10 types of premium teas available, curated by Gifel Tea, including non-caffeinated options. The set comes with two pots of tea and your choice of cocktail or mocktail, too!
High tea hours: Daily 1pm to 3pm, 3:30pm to 5:30pm
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Ginger.Lily is not a halal-certified eatery.
TWG Tea has a variety of tea time set menus, ranging from a simple tea and scones duo priced from $20++, to a full-on tiered tea set known as the Chic ($46++ per person). Diners get an assortment of finger sandwiches, as well as with scones and macarons. Next, enjoy a pastry from their roving trolley to complete the deal.
Do note that the tea time menus are only available at their dine-in outlets.
High tea hours: Daily 10am to 3pm
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TWG Tea is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.
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Dine with poolside views at L’Espresso, Goodwood Park Hotel’s lounge. Teatime is all served buffet style here and is priced at $68++ per person. Pore over a selection of sandwiches, both open-faced and finger-sized, as well as bakes such as stuffed croissants, and classic scones.
These staples are accompanied by a range of hotel buffet signatures, from croissant sandwiches to chef’s specials such as Wagyu Beef Slider with Foie Gras & Purple Coleslaw, alongside a wide variety of desserts.
High tea hours: Mon-Thurs 2pm to 5:30pm, Fri-Sun 12pm to 2:30pm, 3pm to 5:30pm
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L’espresso is not a halal-certified eatery.
Few dining locations in Singapore are as stunning as Atlas. Take your bestie there for an afternoon tea treat and be awed by the stunning art deco decor of the space, anchored by a tower of gin. The menu is often on rotation, but you do get a mix of both sweet and savoury treats with a strong French inclination, such as quiches, tarts, madeleines, and more, with classic scones.
Afternoon tea costs $68++ per person, and features a European-influenced array of sweet and savoury bites. Do note that reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance, as everything is handmade to order.
High tea hours: Mon-Sat 3pm to 4pm
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Atlas is not a halal-certified eatery.
For afternoon tea with serious views, check out SKAI at Swissotel The Stamford. The restaurant is located on the 70th floor of the hotel and boasts stunning panoramic views of the city with its floor-to-ceiling windows.
While the restaurant’s afternoon tea switches up from time to time, most of the menu bears Japanese and Asian influences. You can also tuck into freshly baked Raisin Scones paired with clotted cream and apple confit preserve. For drinks, choose from a range of TWG teas available, or go for a cup of coffee instead. A set is priced at $68++ per person.
High tea hours: Daily 3pm to 5pm
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SKAI is not a halal-certified eatery.
Transport yourself to Teahouse 1973, a quaint, cosy Malaysian-themed cafe that also serves up afternoon tea sets for two at just $39 for two people nett. The set comprises full-sized slices of cakes baked fresh and in-house daily, a couple of scones, and savoury sandwiches to round off the meal, as well as a pot of fruit tea.
It’s worth noting that only 12 sets are available each day, so reservations are required to ensure you get your fix.
Read our Teahouse 1973 review.
High tea hours: Wed-Thurs 3pm to 5pm
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Teahouse 1973 is not a halal-certified eatery.
OG cafe The Marmalade Pantry offers afternoon tea across its numerous outlets, but we definitely award bonus points to their Downtown Gallery establishment for the vibes. The serene, blue-toned space is dotted with plush lounge seats and verdant, tropical botanicals.
Swing by to enjoy their seasonal afternoon tea menus, priced at $78++ for two. Each tiered selection comes with 10 different bites, including house-made plain scones served with a medley of jams, and two pots of tea.
Check out our The Marmalade Pantry review.
High tea hours: Sun-Fri 2pm to 6pm
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The Marmalade Pantry is not a halal-certified eatery.
Parisian cafe Angelina has a storied history dating back to 1903. They currently offer a Royal Afternoon Tea set, priced at $48++ for one, or $86+ for two.
Start with rich, creamy Crab Rangoon, where Alaskan crab is wrapped in crispy wonton skin and topped with homemade tartar sauce. Then, move on to elegant French sandwiches layered with caramelised onions, cheeses and the like. The freshly baked Truffle Eggs Mimosa Croissant is another highlight, pairing buttery pastry with aromatic truffle-infused eggs. Hot drinks will set you back an additional $6++.
High tea hours: Mon-Thurs 2pm to 5:30pm, Fri-Sun 12pm to 2:30pm, 3pm to 5:30pm
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Angelina is not a halal-certified eatery.
Mention JUMBO Seafood and chilli crab is the first thing that comes to mind, but they also serve up a wallet-friendly afternoon tea that’s worth the visit. Exclusively available at ION Orchard, the set is priced at $49++ per person for JUMBO Rewards members or $59++ for non-members.
Expect a mix of dim sum and JUMBO seafood signatures. Each set is also accompanied by a pot of Flower Tea and Chilled Lime Jelly with Mixed Fruits to refresh the palate.
Read our JUMBO Seafood afternoon tea review.
High tea hours: Daily 3pm to 4:45pm
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JUMBO Seafood is not a halal-certified eatery.
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For a tranquil afternoon tea experience, book yourself a table at The Landing Point. The Fullerton Bay Hotel restaurant and bar boasts a 13-metre-long bar as its centrepiece and waterfront views of Marina Bay, as well as live piano music to accompany your teatime.
Menus are themed but typically marry Asian flavours with Western influences. Their current Honey and Lemon Afternoon Tea and costs $68++ per person. You can look forward to quintessential high tea bites, including Traditional Cucumber Sandwich, alongside the tangy-creamy Citrus Cheesecake and Lemon Raspberry Macarons. Each set also comes with scones and TWG tea or Bacha coffee.
High tea hours: Daily 12pm to 2:30pm, 3:30pm to 6pm
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The Landing Point is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Republic Bar is a highly rated bar at The Ritz Carlton, Millenia Singapore that offers a unique afternoon tea experience and a vibey atmosphere to boot. Taking place daily from 3pm to 5pm, their afternoon tea menu varies according to the season, but always comes with their house-made scones, clotted cream, and a selection of preserves.
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Each set costs $68++ per person.
High tea hours: Daily 3pm to 5pm
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Republic Bar is not a halal-certified eatery.
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If you’re running errands in town, make a pit stop and pinkies up at popular Peranakan restaurant Violet Oon‘s ION Orchard outlet. Available daily from 3pm to 5pm, the Singapore High Tea set will set you back $68++ for two people.
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You get an impressive variety of local nibbles presented in a three-tiered tingkat-inspired platter, with highlights such as Kueh Pie Tee, Dry Laksa, and Chilli Crab in Crispy Shell. For desserts, tuck into the likes of Kueh Ko Swee, alongsid nostalgic Rum Balls.
High tea hours: Daily 3pm to 5pm
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Violet Oon is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Discover the Imperial High Tea Set ($55++ per person) at Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant‘s Tian Fu Tea Room, perched on the 60th floor of UOB Plaza.
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While the menu might change depending on the season, you can expect to sample around nine items. Previously, they’ve served items such as Steamed Siew Mai with Black Garlic and Deep-Fried Bacon Roll with Fresh Prawn. Possible sweet items also include Homemade Fine Beancurd with Wolfberries and Daifuku with Red Bean and Strawberry.
If you’re still peckish, you can order from their a la carte menu.
High tea hours: Daily 2:30pm to 6pm
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Tian Fu Tea Room is not a halal-certified eatery.
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If you’re looking for a classic, European afternoon tea experience, look no further than Tablescape Restaurant’s afternoon tea menu.
Its $98++ set is served on a three-tiered stand, where a seasonal array of classic sweets, savouries, and house-made scones share space.
High tea hours: Mon-Fri 2.30pm to 5pm, Sat-Sun: 3pm to 5pm
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Tablescape Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery.
Atrium Lounge’s Weekday Afternoon Tea comprises many local dishes and ingredients reimagined into light bites. Highlights from the savoury front include Otah-Otah with “Five Spice” Meringue, Scallop and XO Butter Tea Sandwich, and Tamarind-infused Beef Pastrami on Rye. Those with a sweet tooth can indulge in Black Sesame Mochi Tart and Citrus Osmanthus Mousse instead.
Priced at $58++ per person on weekdays and $68++ on weekends, diners can also choose to top up an additional $20++ for Taittinger Brut Réserve Champagne.
High tea hours: Daily 1pm to 3pm, 4pm to 6pm
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Atrium is not a halal-certified eatery.
Originating from Manhattan, New York, Wolfgang’s Steakhouse has an afternoon tea menu that puts an American spin on the traditionally British pastime. As its name suggests, Wolfgang’s Steakhouse specialises in beef steak, serving only imported USDA beef dry-aged onsite.
For $88++ per person, sample their signature beef such as the Aged Beef Crostini, a dish comprising thick-cut beef stacked atop a crispy baguette slice, as well as the Beef & Mustard Toast. Following, end your meal on a sweet note with American desserts such as New York Cheesecake and Key Lime Tart. The afternoon tea includes two teas, too!
High tea hours: Daily 2:30pm to 4:30pm
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Wolfgang’s Steakhouse is not a halal-certified eatery.
Afternoon tea doesn’t always have to be all about scones and sandwiches. At Peach Garden, you can enjoy their Dim Sum High Tea Buffet that’s affordably priced at $33.80++ per person.
Do note that this buffet is exclusive to the Thomson Plaza outlet! Else, their Chinatown Point outlet offers High Tea A La Carte Buffet ($33.80++ per person), including hearty, healthy dishes such as Double-boiled Chicken Soup with Canopy. There are also plenty of seafood options and desserts.
Buffet hours: Sat-Sun 3pm to 5pm
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Peach Garden is not a halal-certified eatery.
Here are all the places you can get the best afternoon tea in Singapore. For other special occasion eateries, check out our guide to romantic restaurants. We also have a guide to the best buffets in Singapore!
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