Where to tapau: New restaurants to try in Singapore
Are you looking for a new dining spot? These are some of the hot new restaurants that have recently opened in Singapore that we’re sure you’re going to love.
Some recent openings include restaurants inspired by local food, an omakase-style establishment, and even a fine-dining French space. Read on to find out what you can 'dabao.'
Yum Sing!
Situated in a conserved historical landmark by the Singapore River, Yum Sing! offers up modern interpretations of authentic Singaporean heritage food.
The modern casual dining concept pays homage to Singapore’s New World Amusement Park with its decor. Besides serving up fantastic food, the establishment also has a retail boutique for locally-made F&B products.
Some must-try dishes include the classic Hainanese Chicken Rice ($10), Nasi Lemak ($10), and “Moonlight” Dried Beef Hor Fun ($10). End your meal on a high note with traditional desserts like Chendol and Cheng Tng for $6 each.
You could also indulge in delicious locally-inspired cocktails like Kopi-O Gao ($20) and Kaya Toast ($18).
Where: Block B, #01-06/07, Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road, Singapore 179021
For more information: https://www.yumsing.com.sg/eat-drink/
The Hainan Story
The Hainan Story opens a second outlet, this time in a more central location — Hotel Boss.
As its name suggests, the restaurant’s mainstays are Hainanese-style food like Lamb Stew with Rice ($11.80), Laksa with Hainanese Steamed Chicken ($8.50), and Hainanese Claypot Ee-fu Noodle Soup ($8.50).
Be sure to make a beeline for the restaurant's baked treats as well. Expect to savour British Hainanese Swiss, British Hainanese Butter Cake, and Asian-inspired cookies.
Where: #01-09, 500 Jalan Sultan, Singapore 199020
Order here.
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Wanton Seng’s Eating House
Another establishment expanding its list of outlets, Wanton Seng’s new Millenia Walk branch, includes contemporary items like HK Seafood Noodle Soup ($14.80), Four Egg Noodles ($14.80), and Mala Mince Meat Noodles ($9.80).
If you’re dining in a group, be sure to get classic sides like Pork Wanton Dumplings ($8) or a platter of Honey Glazed BBQ Baby Back Ribs ($28).
Refreshing tea-based cocktails are also available starting at $10 for Ju Hua Highballs, Oolong Sour, and Jasmine Sangria during happy hour.
Where: #01-11/12/13 Millenia Walk, 9 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039596
Order here.
Clos Pasoh
Former BBR by Alain Duccase chef Louis Pacquelin opened a contemporary French brasserie named Clos Pasoh on Amoy Street with entrepreneur Jean-Christophe Cadoret.
The duo pays homage to both French and Singaporean cultures through the restaurant’s food and decor. The 50-seat indoor area features dining chairs handmade by Singapore designer Ong Shunmugam and gorgeous wallpaper from French fabric designer Pierre Frey.
Tuck into classic French dishes like Duck Rilettes ($18), Boeuf aux échalotes
($48), and Canard à l'Orange ($42).
The restaurant also has an expansive selection of wines in a variety of styles.
Where: 48A Bukit Pasoh Road, Level 2, Singapore 089859
To place orders, please call or WhatsApp 9114 0045, visit www.clospasoh.sg or email info@clospasoh.sg
Self-collection and island-wide delivery are available.
Fukui
If you’re looking for a brand new spot for a romantic date night, consider heading down to Fukui.
Set within a traditional shophouse, Fukui’s interiors are reminiscent of a ryokan. The omakase-style restaurant creates menus depending on seasonal ingredients available.
Lunch sets start at $88++ for six courses and $188++ for a seven-course dinner menu.
Where: 25 Mohamed Sultan Road, Singapore 238969
Order here.
Kitch
Part of the Les Amis Group, Kitch is a new cloud kitchen concept that provides takeaway and islandwide delivery from a central location in Serangoon Gardens.
Popular favourites such as Peperoni Pronto (a delivery and takeaway only version of Peperoni Pizzeria) & Mui Kee Congee will be available alongside other concepts such as Yujin Bowls, Lemak Boys and One Prawn Noodle.
Order online here.
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Foodies rally to patronise ailing elderly hawkers as diners asked to stay home
