A pleasant dining experience is not only about the food—pair delicious grub with a breathtaking view, and you get the best combination ever. We’ve curated a list of the best restaurants with a view that will give you good food and good vibes, so you don’t have to sweat it while planning a day or night out.
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Nestled in the heart of Fort Canning Park, among lush greenery, Le Jardin Restaurant provides a serene ambience for a momentary break from the bustling city.
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The restaurant specialises in French and European cuisine, and they serve up a good range of brunch and dinner dishes. If you’re heading there between 9am and 5pm, their Croissant Waffle ($27++) is said to be a must-try. It comes with a side of truffle scrambled eggs, sun-dried tomato sausage, and balsamic roma tomato. You can also get their Wild Mushroom Soup ($12++) alongside the croffle. For dinner dates, their Chilean Seabass ($33++) served with baby potatoes, green peas, and a side of sauce aux herbs, makes for a good choice.
Address: 5 Cox Terrace, Fort Canning Arts Centre, Singapore 179620
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 9am to 8pm, Fri 9am to 9:30pm, Sat 8:30am to 9:30pm, Sun 8:30am to 9pm
Tel: 8870 9977
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Le Jardin Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Known as Singapore’s one and only clifftop restaurant, Panamericana overlooks the city with an unobstructed sea view. Here, they pay homage to Argentinian grilled cuisine, which is not something you’ll find on a daily basis.
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You can kickstart your dining experience with their Peruvian Ceviche ($32++), which presents sea bream doused in coconut milk and chilli, then topped with papaya and coriander. For your main, their Spanish Suckling Pig Belly ($40++ for half) with jalapeno and pear salsa is another popular choice. End with some Churros ($15++) or “Mocha” ($15++), a dessert comprising espresso ice cream with chocolate ganache and meringue.
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Panamericana is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Next on our list of best restaurants with a view is Lantern, a rooftop bar where you can get the best views of Marina Bay. Along with delectable food and a beautiful view, you also get good music here as DJ performances take place from Wednesday to Saturday.
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Since it’s a rooftop bar that oversees Singapore’s iconic landmarks, it would be apt to get their signature drink, the Merlion ($26++). This will surely be your cup of tea if you love anything light and refreshing, as it combines tequila, lime juice, pomegranate syrup, and club soda. To go with your drink, we recommend their chicken wings which come in three flavours: Spicy Korean ($24++), Singapore Rojak ($24++), and Black Truffle ($28++). Alternatively, there’s the classic Margherita ($36++) pizza or the fancy Philly Steak Sandwich ($48++), both great for sharing.
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Lantern is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Stella Seaside Lounge is the perfect spot to dine by the beach as it’s located along Changi Coast. Besides the seaside deck, there are daybeds, sofa lounges, and a sheltered alfresco dining area for you to unwind at. We reckon it’s one of the best restaurants with a view for the Easties!
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If you’re looking to wine and dine, we recommend their Charcuterie Platter ($38++), which features a variety of cheese, ham, and condiments. Otherwise, their Seasonal Live Oysters ($32++), which are shucked fresh upon ordering, make for a great pairing with your alcoholic beverages too. For something more substantial, there’s the St. Louis Pork Ribs ($38++), which are glazed in BBQ sauce, with a finishing touch of a side of mesclun salad. End your meal on a sweet note with their Banana Pudding ($12++), which gives you layers of vanilla pudding, bananas, and biscuits, finished with macadamia nuts and caramel ice cream.
Address: 11 Changi Coast Walk, Singapore 499740
Opening hours: Mon 4pm to 9pm, Tue-Fri 4pm to 10pm, Sat-Sun 12pm to 10pm
Tel: 6214 9168
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Stella Seaside Lounge is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Dubbed the world’s highest microbrewery, LeVeL33 is a restaurant and a bar that is perched on the 33rd floor of Marina Bay Financial Centre. This place is the embodiment of one of the best restaurants with a view in Singapore.
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During the weekdays, they have an Executive Set Lunch that takes place from 12pm to 2:30pm. You can choose between their 2-Course Meal ($48++) or 3-Course Meal ($58++), which consists of an appetiser and a choice of main course. If you’re opting for the latter, you get a dessert too! Since LeVeL33 is known for their craft beers, definitely give their Beer Tasting Paddle ($26.90++) a try. This sampler comprises five tasters of their finest craft brews, and it’s a fun way to explore which flavour tickles your fancy.
Address: 8 Marina Boulevard, #33-01 Tower 1, Singapore 018981
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 12am
Tel: 6834 3133
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LeVeL33 is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Tucked away at the Flower Dome in Gardens by the Bay, Hortus offers a pretty afternoon tea set with free-flow prosecco. It’s also one of the few restaurants with a view located within the tourist attraction.
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For $58++, you get a good mix of sweet and savoury treats such as Mango Passionfruit Choux, Chicken Mushroom Pie, and Buttered Leak with Comte Cheese Quiche. There’s also the vegetation option for the savouries, such as Madras Curry Egg Sandwich and Falafel Slider. In addition, every set comes with their house-made scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam. Of course, we cannot forget a cup of coffee or tea to complete your high tea set. Alternatively, you can opt for the $98++ set for free-flow prosecco if you’re in a celebratory mood.
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, #01-09 Level 2 Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
Opening hours: Tue-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 10am to 10pm
Tel: 6702 0158
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Hortus is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Kinki Restaurant + Bar, a quick four-minute walk from Downtown MRT Station, is the place to go for fusion Japanese cuisine with bay views.
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For a quick nibble during lunch hours, go for their sushi rolls, such as Golden Age ($32++) and Avocado & Fig ($22++). The former is one of their signatures which showcases seared salmon with mentaiko sauce, mango puree and more. Another must-try that is only available during dinner is their Crispy Ume Kurobuta Belly ($32++), featuring crispy pork belly marinated with ume honey plum. There are also a variety of small plates for those who want bite-sized samples of their popular items, such as Foie Gras Chawanmushi ($14++) and Wagyu Cold Serve Tataki ($36++).
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Kinki Restaurant + Bar is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Discreetly located on Level 39 of Andaz Singapore, Mr. Stork is an alfresco dining spot with a panoramic view of the city’s landscape.
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Local delights such as Tandoori Chicken Skewer ($26++) and Char Siu Pork Belly Steamed Buns ($22++) are offered here. Along with these are Black Angus Beef Sliders ($25++) which come with three pieces, as well as Maine Lobster & Shrimp Rolls ($39++). The latter are served in charcoal brioche, and topped with fish roe and a citrus-chilli condiment. End on a sweet note with their Dessert Platter ($16++) before you call it a day; this includes macarons, kaya choux puff, and mint chocolate lollipops.
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Mr. Stork is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Coming in at number nine on this list of restaurants with a view is Altro Zafferano, where you can dine at a terrace lounge while feasting on Italian cuisine. It’s located on Level 43 of Ocean Financial Centre, which is a stone’s throw away from Raffles Place MRT Station.
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Only available during lunch, their 2-Course Meal ($62++) comprises a main course, and a starter or pasta, whereas their 3-Course Meal ($78++) consists of a main course, a pasta dish, and an appetiser. Some noteworthy mains to choose from include Herb Crusted Lamb Loin with Heirloom Carrots and Anise Jus, as well as Chilean Sea Bass served with Oyster Mushrooms and Trout Roe Mugnaia.
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Altro Zafferano is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Wine and cocktail enthusiasts will love Spago Bar & Lounge, a bar that doubles as a restaurant. Here, you can wine and dine by the Infinity Pool.
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The beautifully plated Miso Broiled Ora King Salmon ($42++) is just one of the delights on the menu, and it showcases salmon, seaweed rice, ikura, and Japanese pickles. For something lighter that complements a glass of cocktail or wine, we recommend their Chicken “Laksa” Spring Roll ($19++). If you’re heading there as a group of four, their Cocktail by the Carafe ($108++) sounds like a good deal. You can choose between London Calling, which is primarily mixed with gin, elderflower, and orange blossom, and Peace on Earth, a combination of tropical rum punch, passionfruit, orgeat (almond and orange blossom syrup), and coconut.
Address: Sands SkyPark, Tower 2 Level 57 Access from Hotel Lobby Tower, #2, Singapore 018956
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 7am to 10:30am, 12pm to 11pm, Fri-Sat 7am to 10:30am, 12pm to 11:30pm
Tel: 6688 9955
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Spago Bar & Lounge is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Looking for restaurants with a view in the middle of CBD can be a hassle given its bustling nature, but not to worry, we’ve got you covered with Honcho, where Japanese food fans come together after an exhausting week of hustle.
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Their Otoro Tataki ($48++) is a good way to start your meal. It presents chargrilled, soy-aged bluefin tuna belly topped with miso garlic and fried leek, and sprinkled with a dash of micro herbs. Then, make your way to the mains such as their Wagyu Donburi ($48++) and Koji Lamb Racks ($34++). The latter features lamb racks marinated in yeast for at least three days, then chargrilled and crusted with spicy cod roe. Even better, their drinks menu is extensive, so you can pair your meals with their alcoholic beverages. Some interesting drinks include Jack Sparrow ($24++), which combines spiced rum, malibu, gula melaka, citrus, and cinnamon rim, as well as Panquila ($24++), a pandan-infused tequila paired with lemon juice.
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Honcho is not a halal-certified eatery.
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One-Michelin-starred restaurant Corner House is situated in Botanic Gardens, so you can already imagine the restaurant to be surrounded by pretty nature views.
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Their menu is categorised into seven types: Business Luncheon, Lunch Discovery, Gastronomic, Menu Botanica, Menu Degustation, Discovery Menu, and Sunday Brunch. Among these, they provide a good selection of lunch course meals, such as their 4 Courses Lunch ($118++), 5 Courses Lunch ($158++), and 6 Courses Lunch ($198++). Their menu changes from time to time, but they are known for their high quality Wagyu beef, raw salmon, and blue cod.
Address: 1 Cluny Road, E J H Corner House Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12pm to 3pm, 6:30pm to 11pm
Corner House is not a halal-certified eatery.
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With 15 outlets spread across the island, PS.Cafe at One Fullerton offers arguably the most stunning views of the Merlion Park and Marina Bay Sands.
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For brunch dates, get their Breakfast Grand Slam Bunwich ($17++), which features an irresistible combination of crispy bacon, pork sausage, caramelised onion, and fried egg. There’s also the Spicy King Prawn Aglio Olio ($30++) topped with toasted sesame bread crumbs and fresh herbs. If you’re keen on sharing, their Truffle Shoestring Fries ($18++) is a popular choice. Or if you’ve already tried the truffle fries and want something different, give their Portobello Fries ($18++) a shot instead.
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PS.Cafe at One Fullerton is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Sitting on the 70th floor of Swissotel The Stamford, SKAI lets you feast on the best views of Singapore’s skyline. For a satisfying lunch, you can opt for their 3-Course Set ($60++), which comprises a starter, a main, and a dessert. Start your meal on a high note with their Salmon Tartare or Burrata, and follow through with their Pork Collar or Kabocha Pumpkin. There’s also the Macka’s Beef Fillet option for an additional $28++. Finally, round up your meal either with their Yuzu Parfait or Cherry Tart. The latter comes with clotted cream-flavoured ice cream, almond, and cherries.
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SKAI is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Bring your amigos to Super Loco Customs House for good Mexican food and splendid cityscape views.
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It would be a blasphemy to leave without trying the tacos, so we recommend their Baja Fish ($11++) and Wagyu Steak ($14++). The fish taco comes with a crispy fish fillet and chilli mango salsa. On the other hand, the steak taco comprises Wagyu, avocado, red sauce, and salsa. Quesadillas fans can choose among these three flavours: Chicken ($18++), Beef ($18++), and Queso ($14++). Also, drinkers would be glad to know that there are happy hour deals running from Mondays to Thursdays, between 3pm and 7pm!
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Super Loco Customs House is not a halal-certified eatery.
Our little red dot has plenty of restaurants with a view and delicious food to boot. Take this as a sign to bring your loved ones on a fancy date to enjoy a memorable night out.
For an affordable date night under $50++, check out these rooftop restaurants in Singapore. For seafood lovers, find out which are the best seafood restaurants in Singapore for chilli crab, shellout and more.
Feature image adapted from Hortus, @kinkibar, @superloco_customshouse, @the_bearlicious_singaporean and @honchosg.
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