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5 Once In A Lifetime Restaurants In Singapore

More than just a dinner, these are the experiences of a lifetime.

  

When it comes to dining, living in Singapore, let’s face it, we are spoilt for choice. With new and exciting venues opening every week, sometimes it’s easy to get a little snow blinded by all the options. Well, if you are looking for something more than just good food and a good ambiance, then these are the restaurants for you. A veritable experience from the eyes to the taste buds, these are the best once in a lifetime restaurants you can find.

 



Madame Fan

You know you are in safe hands when the brains behind world-famed Hakkasan and Wagamama, Alan Yau, is bringing you this hotly-anticipated delight. Opulent, majestic and all-out glamour, this new hotspot evokes the post-war jazz era in magnificent fashion. Think sprawling velvet sofas, bouncy carpets and white-tuxedoed staff as you start your evening at one of the restaurants bars, created in fantastic art deco style. Once you’ve supped your Peach Bellini or Old Fashioned, it’s on to the main dining room, where red velvet seats, crisp linen table cloths and mirrored walls await you. When it comes to food, think classic Chinese with favourites including Double boiled four treasure soup and wind dried pork.

 



 

Peony Jade at The Keppel

When we heard that the Michelin Guide was coming to Singapore, we knew that this would change the dining scene forever and how right we were. Earning itself a Bib Gourmand rating is the Peony Jade at The Keppel – meaning that the inspectors have recognized it for its great food and great value, but not only this, it is the first and only Chinese restaurant to be given the accolade in Singapore – making this staple quite the catch. Perfect for a weekday treat, the daily dim sum buffet is a real winner in terms of value and quality and for the rest of the week, the regular Cantonese and Sze-chuan delights on the menu promise a meal of a lifetime.

 

 

 

Beni Singapore

If there are two things everyone looks for in a meal it’s good food and at a good value. Well, you might be surprised to hear that Beni is just that, yes that’s right, Michelin starred French-Japanese, Beni. You see it seems that after being given the star, the restaurant decided to actually drop their prices for certain items in a bid to make it more affordable and attainable for all. Helmed by Head Chef Kenji Yamanaka, he applies French techniques to traditional Japanese ingredients for one of the most exciting menus you can find. Talking of menus, with the actual menu changing on a weekly basis, you can dine there as many times as you like and never eat the same thing twice. Perfect.

 


 

JAAN

There is a reason why everyone talks about JAAN and it’s simple: because it really is a once in a lifetime experience. With sweeping views of the city, this 40 seater Singapore dining favourite has regularly, and rightfully, been placed on best restaurant guides and last year won a Michelin star for it’s efforts. When it comes to dining, expect the unexpected as unique flavours, combinations and aesthetics take over to provide the most theatrical and contemporary dining experience you can find.

 

 

Odette

When talking about wonderful dining experiences, Odette is always top of everyone’s wish-lists. Helmed by ex-JAAN Executive Chef, Julien Royer, Odette impresses from the second you walk in. From sleek white table cloths with grey brushed suede chairs and gold embellishments, the contemporary style sets the tone for the meal ahead. Modern with a classic twist, think Chili crab kueh pie tee, Hokkaido saba, Heirloom beetroot salad and Pine-smoked organic egg at this set-menu only extravaganza. Thinking of treating yourself to Odette’s? Well you had better get your name down quickly, there is almost always a waiting list for this Singapore favourite.


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Poppy covers a wide range of topics at Billionaire, having spent the past 13 years at companies including Singapore Tatler, Her World Plus and Harpers Bazaar UK. She has a passion for fashion, jewellery and travel as well as an avaricious fascination with crime novels. Follow her at poppypskinner on Instagram. 

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