7 Best Restaurants in Marina Bay, Singapore

Labyrinth

$$$$ | Marina Bay Fodor's choice

The inventive dishes at this seafood-centric, Michelin-starred restaurant reinvent Singaporean classics with local produce. Within its five-course lunch and nine-course dinner menus, chicken rice is packaged into dainty dumplings, chilli crab is transformed into ice cream, and kaya toast is elevated with caviar—but the flavors stay distinctively Singaporean.

Saint Pierre

$$$$ | Marina Bay Fodor's choice

At this intimate 24-seater run by celebrated chef Emmanuel Stroobant, you’ll be served delicate, Asian-inflected French cuisine alongside a panoramic view of the Marina Bay waterfront. The chic, Michelin-starred establishment is a favorite among many not just for its fine food but also its inclusive offerings such as special menus for vegetarians.

Spago Singapore

$$$$ | Marina Bay Fodor's choice

The second Singaporean venture by Wolfgang Puck serves Californian food with an Asian twist, including a locally-inspired "kaya toast" with foie gras. Perched on the 57th floor of Sands SkyPark in the Marina Bay Sands, the restaurant offers unparalleled views of the hotel’s famed infinity pool and the city skyline from its alfresco bar and lounge and its indoor dining room.

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CUT by Wolfgang Puck

$$$$ | Marina Bay
Dine with Adele, Denzel Washington, and Katy Perry—or their portraits by award-winning photographer Martin Schoeller, at least—at this storied steakhouse by Wolfgang Puck. The Austrian-American celebrity chef’s first foray into Asia offers up an amazing selection of USDA Prime, Australian Angus, American, and Japanese wagyu cuts and an impressive list of artisanal cocktails with not-suitable-for-work names, including Bound & Gagged (vodka, elderflower liquer, yuzu, and shiso) and The Full Frontal (gin, pineapple, and orgeat).

Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine

$$$$ | Marina Bay
Ogle the hopefuls in the Marina Bay Sands casino while enjoying a meal at this Cantonese fine-dining restaurant overlooking the slot machines and gaming tables. Choose from set menus featuring simple yet refined seafood-forward dishes or such à la carte signature options as Australian lobster baked in superior broth or braised bird’s nest with crab meat and roe.

Shoukouwa

$$$$ | Marina Bay

The two-Michelin-starred Shoukouwa offers perhaps the most intimate dining experience in all of Singapore, with just eight counter seats and a private room for six. Reservations are a must, but for your trouble, you get elegant omakase meals created with obsessive attention to detail—even the sushi rice is dressed in a meticulously crafted mix of artisanal vinegars. There is an extensive, well-curated sake menu to complement the omakase set menus.

1 Fullerton Rd., Singapore, Singapore, 049213, Singapore
6423–9939
Known For
  • fastidiously fashioned sushi
  • attention to detail
  • intimate dining experience
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon., Reservations essential.

Waku Ghin

$$$$
Celebrated chef Tetsuya Wakuda expertly melds Australian, Japanese, and classic French cuisine to craft the innovative menus at this two-Michelin-starred spot. The dinner experience begins with a 10-course degustation meal in one of the three private cocoon rooms, which is followed by dessert in the drawing room with a view of Marina Bay and then a Japanese-style cocktail or sake at The Bar at Waku Ghin.