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Fine Dining Restaurants in Singapore

Compare fine dining restaurants in Singapore by tasting menu, wine pairing and private dining room for a special occasion or milestone dinner. Shortlist a fine dining restaurant, then enquire with the host direct and pay no booking fee. Our team verifies every listing across Singapore.

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Venue Name

What Are the Top Fine Dining Restaurants in Singapore?

Fine dining restaurants in Singapore are chef-led dining rooms booked for anniversaries, proposals, milestone dinners and tasting-menu evenings. Dinner runs from about S$150 to S$500 per person before GST and any service charge. Ask each restaurant about private rooms and buyouts.

Most planners choose by the occasion first, then the format of the menu. Our team reviews every listing before publishing it, and enquiring costs nothing.

Tasting-menu restaurants. Multi-course dinners served to the whole table at one pace, such as Odette and Les Amis.
Chef-led dining rooms. Small rooms built around one chef's set menu, such as Cloudstreet and Whitegrass.
Skyline dining. Dinner from an upper floor with a city view, such as Jaan on Level 70.
Private dining rooms. Proposals, speeches and milestone dinners need a closed room, so compare a private dining room in Singapore.

Still deciding? Start with the best restaurants in Singapore, then enquire with the restaurant direct and pay no booking fee.

6 Venues Found

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

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$5,000

ENSO Steakhouse - C.O.T.U (Centre of the Universe)

400

Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Singapore

Raffles Place

Business Dinner

+2 more

Response time within 1 hr

Venue Price from S$7,000

Private Dining Room - WAKANUI Grill Dining Singapore

4.8 (4)

Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Shenton Way, Singapore

Marina Bay MRT Station

Business Luncheon

Business Dinner

Response time within 5 hrs

Venue Price from S$7,000

Semi Buy-out 1 - WAKANUI Grill Dining Singapore

4.8 (4)

Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Shenton Way, Singapore

Marina Bay MRT Station

Business Luncheon

Business Dinner

Response time within 5 hrs

Venue Price from S$7,000

Semi Buy-out 2 - WAKANUI Grill Dining Singapore

4.8 (4)

Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Shenton Way, Singapore

Marina Bay MRT Station

Business Luncheon

Business Dinner

Response time within 5 hrs

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What Are the Top Fine Dining Restaurants in Singapore?

Most planners choose by the occasion first, then the format of the menu. Our team reviews every listing before publishing it, and enquiring costs nothing.

Tasting-menu restaurants. Multi-course dinners served to the whole table at one pace, such as Odette and Les Amis.
Chef-led dining rooms. Small rooms built around one chef's set menu, such as Cloudstreet and Whitegrass.
Skyline dining. Dinner from an upper floor with a city view, such as Jaan on Level 70.
Private dining rooms. Proposals, speeches and milestone dinners need a closed room, so compare a private dining room in Singapore.

Still deciding? Start with the best restaurants in Singapore, then enquire with the restaurant direct and pay no booking fee.

Guide to Fine Dining Restaurants in Singapore

Fine dining restaurants in Singapore are booked per person, from about S$150 to S$500, for anniversaries, proposals, milestone dinners and tasting menus. Planners pick by occasion, then by menu format and room.

Prices are before GST and any service charge, and each restaurant sets its own deposit and minimum spend.

Fine Dining Restaurants in Singapore: Anniversaries, Proposals and Milestone Dinners

Special-occasion dinners at fine dining restaurants in Singapore suit moments where the table, the pace and the menu are agreed in advance. Tell the restaurant the occasion when you enquire.

Anniversary: a table for two with a set menu and a quiet seat.
Proposal: agree the timing of the course and a photographer with the restaurant.
Milestone dinner: a promotion, graduation or retirement for a small group.
Family occasion: a long table with the same set menu for everyone.
Birthday for two: partner-focused dinners fit romantic restaurants for birthday party in Singapore.

Tasting Menus in Singapore: Courses, Pairings and Dietary Notice

A tasting menu in Singapore is a fixed sequence of courses served to the whole table. The restaurant needs your dietary details before the night.

Set courses: one menu for the table, with the number of courses fixed.
Pairings: wine or juice pairings are added per person.
Dietary notice: give allergies and vegetarian needs at booking.
Pace: the whole table eats course by course, so late arrivals slow the evening.
Omakase: a counter-led sequence suits Japanese restaurants in Singapore.

Fine Dining Cuisines in Singapore: French, Contemporary Asian and Italian Formats

Fine dining restaurants in Singapore span French, contemporary Asian and Italian kitchens. The cuisine decides the pace of the table and the wine list.

French: multi-course menus with sauces and a long wine list.
Contemporary Asian: local ingredients in a tasting format.
Italian: pasta courses and regional wine; compare Italian restaurants in Singapore.
Chef's table: a counter or a single table facing the kitchen.

Fine Dining Rooms in Singapore: Dining Room, Private Room or Full Buyout

Three formats cover most fine dining bookings in Singapore: a table in the main room, a private room, or a full buyout. The format decides the minimum spend.

Main dining room: a reserved table among other guests, priced per person.
Private room: a closed room with a minimum spend set by the restaurant.
Full buyout: the whole restaurant for one group, quoted by the restaurant.
Hotel dining rooms: restaurants inside hotels follow hotel rules; compare hotel restaurants in Singapore.

Skyline Fine Dining in Singapore: Upper Floors and Weather

Upper-floor fine dining in Singapore is booked for the view, so rain and the NEA PSI reading decide how open-air tables are used. Ask if an indoor table is held when rain or haze closes the terrace.

Indoor window table: a view without weather risk.
Open-air table: depends on rain and haze on the night.
Sunset seating: set the booking time with the restaurant.
Open-air dining: compare rooftop restaurants in Singapore.

Business Dinners at Fine Dining Restaurants in Singapore: What Hosts Confirm

A client dinner at a fine dining restaurant in Singapore needs the menu, the room and the bill agreed beforehand. The host confirms who pays and how.

Set menu: choose one menu for the table before the night.
Room: a private room keeps talk private.
Billing: one bill, with GST and service charge shown.
Client dinners: a host entertaining guests can look at business dinner venues in Singapore.

Company Milestone Dinners in Singapore: Awards, Anniversaries and Team Recognition

Company milestones such as an anniversary or a promotion dinner are booked at fine dining restaurants in Singapore as a set menu with speeches. Agree the order of the evening with the restaurant.

Speeches: allow time between courses.
Seating plan: send names and seats ahead.
Menu: one set menu for the table, with dietary details noted.
Company dinners: compare corporate event dining in Singapore.

Fine Dining Prices in Singapore by Format

Venue Category	Price Band (Per Session)
Tasting-menu dinner	About S$150 to S$500 per person, before GST and any service charge
Wine or juice pairing	Added per person on top of the menu
Private dining room	Minimum spend set by the restaurant
Full buyout	Quoted by the restaurant
Corkage	Per bottle, where the restaurant allows it

What to Confirm With a Fine Dining Restaurant in Singapore

Attribute	What to Expect
Menu	Set tasting menu for the table; the menu is fixed by the kitchen
Dietary needs	Allergies and vegetarian needs given at booking
AV	Microphone or screen by arrangement for a private room
Internet	Guest Wi-Fi at some restaurants; ask before a livestream
Nearest transit	Check the nearest MRT exit on each listing
Parking	Building carpark or valet at some restaurants; ask for details
Step-free access	Lift or ramp access varies by building; confirm before booking
Catering	In-house kitchen; ask about corkage and cake policy
Deposit	Set by each restaurant; get it in writing
Tax and charges	GST and service charge added to the menu price

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Send two or three restaurants your occasion, headcount and date, then compare the replies. We'll keep the shortlist in one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do fine dining restaurants in Singapore cost?

Fine dining restaurants in Singapore cost about S$150 to S$500 per person, before GST and any service charge. Tasting menus sit at the lower end and longer menus with pairings reach the upper end. Treat the band as an estimate and ask the restaurant for its current menu price.

Which months fill up first at fine dining restaurants in Singapore?

Valentine's Day in February, Mother's Day in May and the year-end festive weeks fill up first at fine dining restaurants in Singapore. Chinese New Year reunion dinners also book out early. Enquire as early as you can for those dates.

How do tasting menus work for a group at a fine dining restaurant in Singapore?

Most tasting menus in Singapore are set for the whole table, so everyone eats the same courses at the same pace. Wine or juice pairings are usually added per person on top of the menu price. Send the restaurant your final headcount and any allergies before the dinner, and ask for the GST-inclusive total.

Can you propose at a fine dining restaurant in Singapore?

Yes, tell the restaurant when you book so the team can plan the table, the timing of the course and any photographer. A private dining room gives you a closed door for the moment. Agree on what the restaurant will and won't arrange before you pay a deposit.

What does ++ mean on a fine dining menu in Singapore?

The ++ after a price means service charge and GST are added on top of it. Fine dining menus in Singapore usually show prices this way, so the bill is higher than the number you see. Ask the restaurant for the all-in figure when you confirm.

Can we bring our own wine to a fine dining restaurant in Singapore?

Some fine dining restaurants in Singapore allow your own bottle for a corkage fee, and others don't. The fee is set by each restaurant. Ask before you book, because it changes the cost of a milestone dinner.

When does a fine dining dinner in Singapore need a private dining room?

A private dining room suits speeches, a proposal or a group that wants to talk without other tables nearby. In Singapore, a minimum spend is quoted before GST and service charge, and each restaurant sets its own. Get the room, the menu and the minimum confirmed in writing.