Best Restaurants in Singapore for Events

Best Restaurants in Singapore

Compare the best restaurants in Singapore by cuisine, occasion and season, then shortlist the ones that suit your group before you send an enquiry. Send your enquiry to the restaurant's host direct and pay no booking fee. Every listing in Singapore is checked by our team before it goes live.

Event Type

Total Guests

Location

Venue Name

What Are the Top Restaurants in Singapore for Events?

The best restaurants in Singapore for events are Peranakan dining rooms, Cantonese banquet restaurants, steakhouses, hotel restaurants and casual cafes, booked for group dinners, celebrations and work events across Singapore. Group set menus run from about S$60 to S$150 a head, before GST and any service charge.

Most planners pick the cuisine and the occasion first, then compare rooms. We check each listing before it goes live.

Peranakan dining rooms. Heritage dishes served family-style, such as National Kitchen by Violet Oon and Candlenut.
Cantonese restaurants. Round tables and banquet-style set menus, such as Shang Palace.
Lively group-night restaurants. A busier room with a bar suits the hottest restaurants in Singapore.
Private event restaurants. A full restaurant booking for a company or family event fits restaurants in Singapore.

12 Venues Found

New

Venue Price from S$5,000/ Min spend

SABòR Cocina Y Tapas

140

100

City Hall, Singapore

City Hall MRT Station | Bras Basah MRT Station

New

Venue Price from S$5,000/ Per full-day

C.O.T.U (Centre of the Universe)

1000

400

4 rooms

Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Singapore

Raffles Place

Business Dinner

+2 more

Response time within 1 hr

New

Venue Price from S$50/ Per pax

Chimichanga VivoCity

300

164

Bukit Merah, HarbourFront, Singapore

Harbourfront

Business Dinner

Company Dinner and Dance

Response time within 4 hrs

Venue Price from S$800/ Per full-day

Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

Response time within 9 hrs

Venue Price from S$15,000/ Min spend

Exquisite Rooftop Sky Bar at National Gallery

600

215

City Hall, Esplanade, Singapore

City Hall MRT Station

Product Launch

+2 more

Response time within 16 hrs

Venue Price from S$48/ Per pax

PEN & INC · One-North

480

380

3 rooms

Bukit Timah, Buona Vista, One North, Singapore

Buona Vista MRT, One North MRT

Corporate Seminar

+2 more

Response time within 5 hrs

Venue Price from S$1,800/ Min spend

The Spot Singapore

Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Shenton Way, Singapore

Downtown MRT Station

Business Luncheon

+2 more

Response time within 4 hrs

Venue Price from S$7,000/ Min spend

WAKANUI Grill Dining Singapore

4.8 (4)

100

3 rooms

Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Shenton Way, Singapore

Marina Bay MRT Station

Business Luncheon

Business Dinner

Response time within 5 hrs

Venue Price from S$100/ Min spend

Artyzen Singapore

130

100

6 rooms

Newton, Orchard, Tanglin, Singapore

Orchard Boulevard (10 minutes walk), Orchard (15 minutes walk)

Networking

+2 more

Venue Price from S$5,000/ Min spend

Modern Restaurant at Fairmont Hotel

400

220

7 rooms

City Hall, Esplanade, Raffles Place, Singapore

City Hall MRT Station

Product Launch

Wedding

Response time within 6 hrs

Venue Price from S$100/ Min spend

7th Heaven Cafe

Tampines West MRT Station

Company Dinner and Dance

+2 more

Response time within 9 hrs

Venue Price from S$1,000/ Min spend

Level Up

400

276

Clarke Quay, Singapore

Clark Quay MRT Station

Company Cocktail Party

Birthday

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What Are the Top Restaurants in Singapore for Events?

Most planners pick the cuisine and the occasion first, then compare rooms. We check each listing before it goes live.

Peranakan dining rooms. Heritage dishes served family-style, such as National Kitchen by Violet Oon and Candlenut.
Cantonese restaurants. Round tables and banquet-style set menus, such as Shang Palace.
Lively group-night restaurants. A busier room with a bar suits the hottest restaurants in Singapore.
Private event restaurants. A full restaurant booking for a company or family event fits restaurants in Singapore.

Guide to Best Restaurants in Singapore

The best restaurants in Singapore for an event are chosen by occasion and cuisine first, then by menu format and date. Group set menus run from about S$60 to S$150 a head, before GST and any service charge.

Planners who already know the cuisine can shortlist japanese restaurants in Singapore directly. Use the sections below to narrow the rest.

Best Restaurants in Singapore: Choosing by Cuisine and Menu Format

Most good restaurants in Singapore fall into a handful of cuisines, and each has a usual way of serving a group. Pick the format that your guests will enjoy sharing.

Peranakan: dishes served family-style, which suit mixed-age groups.
Cantonese: round-table banquet menus, with courses served in sequence.
Italian: pasta, pizza and long tables; compare italian restaurants in Singapore.
Western grills: individual plated mains with a shared starter.
Cafes: casual daytime meals with an a la carte menu.
Set menu: one price per head, which keeps a large table's bill predictable.

Restaurants to Celebrate in Singapore: Matching the Room to the Occasion

A celebration at a restaurant in Singapore usually centres on one table and a cake. Tell the host the occasion when you enquire, so the menu and seating suit it.

Birthdays: ask about cake policy and candles at the time of booking; compare birthday party restaurants in Singapore.
Anniversaries: a quiet table, set menu and a short toast.
Family gatherings: a round table and a menu with mild dishes for children.
Farewells and promotions: a long table with room for a short speech.

Special Occasion Dining in Singapore: When a Fine-Dining Room Is Worth It

Special occasion dining in Singapore ranges from a casual set menu to a multi-course tasting menu. Choose the higher end for milestones, and a simpler set menu for regular group meals.

Tasting menu: courses are served in sequence, so every guest eats at the same pace.
Wine pairing: ask if pairings are quoted per head.
Dress code: confirm it with the host before you invite guests.
Dietary notes: send allergies and preferences with your enquiry.

Group Dinners in Singapore: Company Meals and Client Evenings

A company dinner in a Singapore restaurant needs a fixed menu, a quote with GST and a receipt in the company's name. Send your headcount and date to two or three hosts.

Client dinners: a quieter room and a menu of familiar dishes, as covered by business dinner venues in Singapore.
Team dinners: shared dishes and a flat price per head.
Receipts: ask for a tax invoice that shows GST.
Speeches: ask if the room has a microphone.

Year-End and Chinese New Year Bookings in Singapore: Planning the Dec to Mar Peak

Restaurant bookings in Singapore peak from December to March, with year-end dinners first and reunion meals next. Enquire early and confirm the date in writing.

December: company year-end dinners and family gatherings.
Chinese New Year: reunion dinners, often with set menus fixed by the restaurant.
February: couples' dinners are the busiest bookings of the month.
Hotel dining: festive set menus at hotel restaurants in Singapore are announced early.

Best Restaurant Prices in Singapore by Dining Format

Venue Category	Price Band (Per Session)
Group set menu at a casual or mid-range restaurant	About S$60 to S$150 a head
Banquet-style table menu	Quoted per table by the restaurant
Private or semi-private room	Minimum spend, quoted by the restaurant
Hotel restaurant	Per-head set menu plus service charge
Tasting menu	Per-head price, quoted by the restaurant

All prices are before GST and any service charge.

What to Confirm With a Singapore Restaurant Before You Book

Attribute	What to Expect
Menu	Set menu per head or a la carte; confirm the final menu in writing
Seating	Main dining room, semi-private area or private room; ask which applies to your date
AV	Microphone or screen on request; ask before you plan a speech
Music	The restaurant's own background music; a DJ or live act needs the host's approval
Transit	Central restaurants are near MRT stations such as Raffles Place and Marina Bay; confirm the exit with the host
Parking	Mall and hotel carparks are common; ask about validation
Step-free access	Lifts in malls and hotels; confirm for shophouse restaurants
Cake and outside food	Cake policy varies by restaurant; ask when you book
Deposit	Quoted by the host and confirmed in writing
Charges	GST and any service charge are added to the quoted price

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Send two or three restaurants your date, group and occasion, then compare quotes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do the best restaurants in Singapore cost for a group booking?

Group set menus at the best restaurants in Singapore run from about S$60 to S$150 a head. Prices are quoted before GST and any service charge. Ask the host for a written menu and total before you confirm.

Which months are hardest to book a good restaurant in Singapore?

December to March is the busiest window, because of year-end dinners and Chinese New Year reunion meals. Popular restaurants fill their group slots first on Fridays and Saturdays. Enquire early for those dates, and weekday evenings are easier to secure.

How do GST and service charge apply to a restaurant booking in Singapore?

Menu prices at Singapore restaurants are usually shown before GST and any service charge, so both are added to the final bill. Some hosts quote a total per head with both included. Ask which one your quote uses, so you compare like with like.

Which parts of Singapore suit a client dinner at a good restaurant?

Raffles Place and Marina Bay are the usual choices for client dinners in the CBD, and both have MRT stations. Orchard suits groups coming from across the island. Dempsey Hill has no MRT station of its own, so plan a taxi or a bus for guests.

Do we need a licence to play music at a restaurant event in Singapore?

The restaurant holds the licence for its own background music. A DJ, live band or karaoke set-up is separate, so ask the host what their licence covers before you book entertainment. A private, invite-only dinner doesn't usually need a licence of its own.

How do we shortlist the best restaurants in Singapore for a group?

Start with the occasion and the cuisine your guests will eat, then check the menu format. Set menus keep costs predictable for a large table. Message two or three hosts with your date and group, then compare quotes.

What should we confirm with a Singapore restaurant before paying a deposit?

Confirm the menu, the total with GST and service charge, and any minimum spend for your date. Ask about the cancellation terms and if you can bring a cake. Get all of it in writing from the host.