Top Restaurants in Singapore You Must Try This Year

As Singapore eases travel restrictions, the number of new restaurants popping up across the lion city constantly increases. With abundant dining options available, you will never run out of delicious grubs. 

If you are planning to dine somewhere you haven’t before, here are the top 10 new restaurants in Singapore that are worth checking out.

Top Restaurants in Singapore

1. Waa Cow! Yakiniku

Waa Cow! Yakiniku is a grill-it-yourself restaurant that officially opened this September. It offers a wide selection of sauces to dip grilled meats such as chicken, pork, and beef cuts. Meats are not the only food that the restaurant offers! Above all, they also have sashimi platters, salads, and hot sides. For drinks, they have handcrafted gin and beer, along with sodas and juices.

The restaurant’s dining space has bright and colourful decor, giving vibrant, energetic, and youthful vibes. Indeed, diners here will enjoy experiential dining as they foster physical interaction and bonding in today’s digital world. 

Address: 1 Maju Ave, #02-10/11, myVillage, Singapore 556679

2. Yeast Side

Yeast Side is a cafe bar specialising in sourdough bakes and exotic craft beers. After initially launching at King Albert Park, they have recently opened a branch at Farrer Park. The newly opened branch offers the same dishes. 

At their first outlet on King Albert Park, You can dine al fresco or sit in cosy chairs on their air-conditioned second floor. Go here if you enjoy a soothing and comfy atmosphere with natural sunlight and relaxing views. Visit the their second outlet at Farrer Park! From there, you can find a small and cosy space that the restaurant shares with Lyf Hotel.

Discover more about Yeast Side and book the restaurant via Venuerific!

Address: 9 King Albert Park, #01-09, Singapore 598332

3. Well Collective

Launched this July, Well Collective features a family and pet-friendly environment with high-speed internet and comfy seats. If you want to get away from the busy cities of Singapore, travel to Punggol and make a short stop here. 

The contemporary modern restaurant serves as a cafe during the day and a pop-up diner during the evening. Its vegan and gluten-free menu consist of fresh bakes, acai bowls, speciality drinks, and more. The space, which can facilitate up to 100 pax, is an all-inclusive environment where you can dine with your pets. 

Address: Northshore Plaza II #02-11/12, 418 Northshore Drive, Singapore 820418

4. Restaurant Born

Restaurant Born is one of the new interesting restaurants in Singapore. It is a fine-dining restaurant located in a heritage building that was a depot for rickshaws in 1903. The interiors consist of high glass ceilings with artwork by Peter Gentenaar, a Dutch artist. 

The 9-course seasonal menu of Contemporary cuisine was crafted by Chef Zor Tan. It features a combination of French gastronomy and Chinese ingredients and flavours. The menu is complemented with beverages such as:

• Seasonal and perennial sakes
• Crafted beers
• Inspired cocktails
• Exquisite juices and teas
• Filter-style coffee
• Regionally-sourced spirits are also offered.

Address: 1 Neil Rd, Singapore 088804

5. Barouv

Barouv is a wine bar and grill that features inclusive cocktails, wines, and wood-fired grilled foods. Located at the heart of the lion city, this restaurant has a rooftop social space that oversees the skyline of the Central Business District. 

The rooftop bar can house up to 200 pax. It is spacious enough to host events such as corporate gatherings, social networking, and more. Book Barouv via Venuerific today!

Address: The Scarlet Singapore 33 Erskine Rd, Singapore 069333

6. Cultivate Cafe – New Vegan Restaurants in Singapore

Set within Maxwell Reserve Hotel’s library, Cultivate Cafe is a vegan restaurant that offers nutritious lunches made with locally and globally sourced ingredients. The restaurant aims to serve and inspire a cultural shift towards plant-based, GMO-free, and gluten-free food.

The menu consists of pure vegan dishes particularly in mains, soups, and salads. They also have cakes, ice creams, and other dessert treats. Moreover, their coffee and pressed juices are made from the highest quality beans and fruits. Overall, Cultivate Cafe inspires a mindful and healthy heart, body, and soul!

Address: The Maxwell Reserve Hotel 2 Cook Street, Singapore 078857

7. Um Yeong Baek

The popular Korean restaurant, Um Yeong Baek, opened its first Singaporean flagship in Telok Ayer. In this case, it offers more than just the mainstream bibimbap, jjajangmyeon, and kimchi pancake! It specialises in Korean pork and rice soup as well as Korean barbeque. The soups are prepared without additives so you can taste the purest flavours from their ingredients.

Conveniently located in the CBD, Um Yeong Baek is open for reservations. Their pork and rice soups are only available during lunch. On the other hand, their Korean barbeque menu can only be served during dinner. 

Address: 27 Boon Tat Street, Singapore 069623

8. Shikar – New Indian Restaurants in Singapore

Shikar is one of the best new Indian restaurants in Singapore that offers fine dining inspired by the grand old feasts of Indian Royals. Its menu consists of nostalgic Indian dishes that are crafted using global techniques and influences while maintaining traditional integrity.

The new restaurant’s Lunch Thali Menu features Shikar’s signature vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes in an exclusive gourmet experience. Shikar also has a sterling programme of beverages such as wine, champagne, coffee, and tea. 

Address: The Maxwell Reserve Hotel 2 Cook Street, Singapore 078857

Try the new restaurants in Singapore today!

As shown above, you can always find something among the new restaurants to try in Singapore! For more of our recommended venues, check out the Top 7 Halal Event Spaces & Restaurants in Singapore this 2022.