Best new restaurants and cafes in November 2025
November’s shaping up to be an exciting month for foodies, with plenty of new restaurants and cafes opening across Singapore. Whether you’re planning your next weekend brunch or just looking for a new place to check out, here are 12 new restaurants and cafes in November 2025 to add to your must-visit list this month.
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1. 5:59+ Cafe and Bistro
If cuddly pandas are right up your alley, don’t miss 5:59+ Cafe and Bistro’s opening, a popular panda-themed cafe from Chengdu. The brand has just made its international debut at 313@Somerset! You’ll find adorable drinks that come with panda gummies, as well as panda-shaped desserts, alongside a menu that blends Sichuan flavours with Western cuisine.
As mala fans, we had to order the Mala Hot Pot Pizza ($27++), which tasted exactly like what we Singaporeans are so familiar with. They even have the Old Chengdu Mala Coffee ($9.80++), which came with a cute panda gummy. The beverage was spiced generously with dried chilli, star anise and more. Don’t forget to try the Sichuan Pepper Steak ($39++) too, featuring tender Angus sirloin with spicy Sichuan pepper bits for a fiery kick.
Read our 5:59+ Cafe and Bistro feature.
Address: 313 Orchard Road, #01-28, 313@Somerset, Singapore 238895
Opening hours: Fri-Sat 10:30am to 11pm, Sun-Thurs 11:30am to 10pm
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5:59+ Cafe and Bistro is not a halal-certified eatery.
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2. Soft Spot
Acai lovers don’t need to make the pilgrimage to Bangkok just to visit Soft Spot, as the viral acai soft serve store has made its first international debut here in Singapore! Located along Joo Chiat Road, Soft Spot serves up pure acai and Greek yoghurt soft serve with no added sugar or preservatives.
Their most popular creation is the Softspot For Love (from $9.80), featuring an indulgent drizzle of pistachio butter, strawberries, almond flakes, and the brand’s house-made granola base. Biscoff lovers should get the Softspot For Cookies (from $9.80), which includes a drizzle of Biscoff butter, Biscoff and Digestive crumbs and strawberries. Don’t miss their seasonal specials as well, such as the Dubai-chocolate-inspired Turkish Dream ($11.50).
Read our Soft Spot feature.
Address: 2 Fowlie Road, #01-16, Singapore 428505
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10am to 9pm, Sat-Sun 9am to 9pm
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Soft Spot is not a halal-certified eatery.
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3. Wonderful Bapsang
ICYMI, popular Korean restaurant Wonderful Bapsang recently had a revamp; the Suntec City restaurant’s latest menu focuses on house-made tofu! Sundubu stew is the highlight here, served in 13 different ways.
We recommend the Seafood Tofu Stew Set ($23.90++), which comes with a rice pot and four side dishes on a tray. We enjoyed the combination of soft tofu chunks and finely ground tofu, as well as the robust and slightly spicy chilli pepper broth. If you’re dining with a friend, order the Tteok Galbi ($19.50++) to share. For the uninitiated, Tteok Galbi is a marinated minced beef dish that tastes similar to a hamburger steak!
Read our Wonderful Bapsang review.
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #02-609, Suntec City, Tower 3, Singapore 038983
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 3pm, 5pm to 10pm
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Wonderful Bapsang is not a halal-certified eatery.
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4. The Soup Expert
Suntec City seems to be the hotspot for viral restaurant openings lately. The latest to join the buzz is The Soup Expert, a Shanghai-famous eatery known for its signature poultry and seafood dishes, as well as its double-boiled broths, served in cute “teapots”. FYI, their broths were dubbed the “Number One Soup in a Pot” in China.
The Black Garlic Beef Bone Soup ($12.90++) is a stand-out, blending caramelised black garlic with cordyceps, chicken, pork, and beef bones for a light and comforting broth. For mains, we recommend the Seafood Claypot Vermicelli ($13.90++), starring thin, QQ vermicelli, topped with a generous serving of shrimp, shredded cabbage, and creamy egg yolk. There’s also the Xian Mao Roast Chicken ($18.90++/$36.90++), which was fall-off-the-bone tender and infused with a fragrant sweet-savoury seasoning, made with a secret blend of over 10 spices.
Read our The Soup Expert review.
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #03-315/316/331, Suntec City, Singapore 038983
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 2:30pm, 5:30pm to 9pm
Tel: 6047 0366
Website
The Soup Expert is not a halal-certified eatery.
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5. Onori
If you’re working in the CBD, do yourself a favour and head to Onori at Far East Square for premium Japanese handrolls from just $3.50+! Each handroll can be bought individually, but for the best deal, we recommend getting them in sets of three, four, or five for $11.90+, $14.90+, and $17.90, respectively. This works out to be just $3.58+ per piece.
A popular item is the Hotate w Uni Paste ($7+), which pairs buttery scallops with uni paste, fresh jellyfish, shio kombu, fish roe, and crispy rice crackers. But our favourite flavour had to be the Snow Crab & Negitoro ($6.50), featuring large chunks of fatty tuna in a fermented marinade, topped with shredded snow crab, sake lees, and a refreshing yuzu marmalade.
Read our Onori feature.
Address: 135 Amoy Street, #01-03, Far East Square, Singapore 049964
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 2:30pm, 5pm to 8pm, Sat 11:30am to 2:30pm
Tel: 6298 2236
Website
Onori is not a halal-certified eatery.
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6. PS.Cafe
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FYI: Homegrown cafe chain PS.Cafe has updated its menu with 15 new dishes! The revamped menu is now available at Harding Road, Great World, i12 Katong and East Coast Park, before it’s rolled out across the other outlets by mid-November 2025.
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Pasta fans can look forward to new pasta mains, ranging from Carbonara Mafaldine ($29++), crowned with an onsen egg, and Mee Siam Cacio Spaghettini ($32++), a riff on the traditional Malay dish. The latter features al dente pasta coated in a creamy mee siam and parmesan cheese sauce, finished with a grilled tiger prawn, egg, sakura ebi, tobiko, and chives. Alternatively, go meat-free with the Spanakopita ($29++), a Greek classic comprising filo pastry layers filled with a rich spinach and cheese middle. If you’re visiting with friends, share the Crispy Buffalo Chicken Bites ($18++): where juicy chicken thigh chunks are paired with spicy buffalo dip and ranch sauce.
Website | Full list of outlets
PS.Cafe is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. Awfully Chocolate
Awfully Chocolate’s weekend brunch buffet is back and better! Priced at $38++ per person, the buffet runs on Saturday and Sunday, from 10am to 3pm, giving diners a 90-minute window to stuff themselves silly. You can look forward to a new lineup of mains, which you get to pick one of, followed by brunch bites, pastries, chocolate-coated desserts and more.
Don’t leave without trying their famous Chocolate Raclette Wheel, which makes for extremely Instagrammable shots. Best enjoyed fresh, the melted chocolate is poured over two folded crepes and served with strawberry jam and cream. You’ll also find Mini Apple Crumble, Lemon Meringue Tart, and Chocolate Truffle Tart here, which go excellently with their free-flow chocolate on tap.
Read our Awfully Chocolate buffet review.
Address: 131 East Coast Road, Singapore 428816
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11am to 10pm, Fri 11am to 11pm, Sat 10am to 11pm, Sun 10am to 10pm
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Awfully Chocolate Bakery & Cafe is not a halal-certified eatery.
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8. The Coach Restaurant
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Luxury fashion brand Coach has opened The Coach Restaurant, marking their latest venture into the dining scene, following The Coach Coffee Shop at Resorts World Sentosa and The Coach Bar in Chinatown. The new restaurant is located on the ground floor of Jewel Changi Airport!
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The open-grill kitchen is headed by Chef Kurt Sombero, who used to work at Burnt Ends. Meat lovers can order their USDA Prime cuts, priced from $40++ for a 200g Hanger Steak, and Japanese Satsuma Wagyu A5, which starts at $95++ for a 250g Striploin. Besides grilled meats and seafood, you’ll also find New York-inspired classics here, ranging from The Chicken Bucket ($28++), where five crispy chicken drumsticks are served with housemade sauces, to the NY Hot Dog ($12++): beef sausage on a brioche bun with relish and onion.
Read our The Coach Restaurant feature.
Address: 78 Airport Boulevard, #01-207, Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore 819666
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Website
The Coach Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery.
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9. Mensho X
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Ramen lovers, this one’s for you. Mensho X, a casual offshoot of the Michelin-approved Mensho Tokyo, has opened its second outlet at Resort World Sentosa’s latest mall, Weave RWS.
Tuck into their Signature Toripaitan ($27++), infused with shiitake mushrooms, porcini mushrooms, and kelp for a burst of umami. Joining the bowl are springy noodles, which are noticeably thinner than what’s served at Mensho Tokyo, along with sake kasu-marinated braised pork, ribeye chashu, Wagyu chashu, and yuzu chicken chashu. There’s also the outlet-exclusive Wagyu Tantan Mochimen ($26++), where mochi-like noodles are paired with a creamy peanut and sesame base, and then topped with Wagyu chashu, bok choy, Sichuan peppers and more.
Read our Mensho X RWS feature.
Address: 26 Sentosa Gateway, #02-206, Weave, Singapore 098138
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Mensho X is not a halal-certified eatery.
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10. TSUJIRI Premium Bakery
Image credit: TSUJIRI Premium Tanjong Pagar(Bakery) via Google Maps
Matcha fans, take note: Popular teahouse chain Tsujiri has just opened their largest outlet to date! Housed in a three-storey shophouse along Tanjong Pagar Road, TSUJIRI Premium Bakery is a new bakery-cafe with stunning Kyoto-style interiors, matcha beverages, and outlet-exclusive bakes.
Image credit: TSUJIRI Premium Tanjong Pagar(Bakery) via Google Maps
Treat yourself to the outlet-exclusive Butter Shio Pan ($2.50++) and Matcha Bolo Bun (price TBC): a light and airy bun filled with a decadent cream cheese middle, topped with matcha powder. If you’re in the mood to splurge, consider one of their premium desserts, such as the Autumn Fantasy ($22.80++), featuring caramel and chestnut cream-filled eclairs, plated with macarons, mochi, and a scoop of berry gelato.
Check out our TSUJIRI Premium Bakery feature.
Address: 94 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088515
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 10:30pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 11pm
Tel: 8917 2827
Website
TSUJIRI Premium Bakery is not a halal-certified eatery.
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11. Udon Shin
Image credit: Udon Shin via Google Maps
Tokyo-famous Udon Shin has announced its first international expansion into Singapore in November 2025! For the uninitiated, the udon speciality restaurant was named “Best Udon in Tokyo” by Time Out and was also listed in TripAdvisor’s 2020 Travellers’ Choice Awards. The eatery is known for drawing long queues at its Tokyo outlet—often even before it officially opens at 11am.
Image credit: Pete West via Google Maps
Udon Shin’s noodles are made fresh daily, giving them a springy, QQ texture. While the menu for the Singapore outlet hasn’t been confirmed, we’re hoping their viral Udon Carbonara will make the cut. This fusion dish comprises parmesan cheese, butter, bacon tempura, and a raw egg for a decadent, creamy finish. Other popular mains include Udon Noodles in Soup with Sirloin and Yuzu Citrus and Udon Noodles in Soup with Beef and Tempura Shrimp.
Check out our Udon Shin feature.
Address: TBD
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Udon Shin is not a halal-certified eatery.
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12. Delato
Image credit: Joey Chan via Google Maps
Easties may have heard of Delato Cafe, a cosy gelato shop along Tampines Street 43. Good news: the popular dessert cafe has set up a second outlet, this time at Downtown East! The new cafe is located at D’marquee at Downtown East, facing the large car park. It is a 10-minute bus ride from Pasir Ris MRT Station.
Image credit: Julius Lim via Google Maps
Their Blue Pea Mochi Waffle ($7.50), is an outlet-exclusive item, starring a chewy mochi middle that pairs well with the cafe’s gelato. Other renditions include the ever-popular Matcha Mochi Waffle ($7.50) and Original Buttermilk Waffle ($6.50). The cafe offers 12 different flavours of gelato available daily on a rotational basis, priced at $4.20 per scoop for regular flavours and $5 for premium flavours. Fans rave about their Dark Nama Chocolate, said to be rich and intense, and the Peppermint Peanut Chocolate, which combines chocolate, mint, and peanut butter.
Check out our Delato Downtown East feature.
Address: 1 Pasir Ris Close, #01-401/02, D’Marquee at Downtown East, Singapore 519599
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 5pm to 11pm, Fri-Sat 12pm to 12am, Sun 12pm to 11pm
Website
Delato is not a halal-certified eatery.
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New restaurants in Singapore for November 2025
That wraps up our list of new restaurants and cafes to check out in Singapore this November. Whether it’s a cosy coffee date or a full-on feast with friends, there’s no shortage of new spots to explore.
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