Located at Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal — a stone throw away from the pressures of modern living, enjoy the pleasures of a simpler local life at Offshore Bar & Grill.
Lift your spirits and fill your belly with your kakis (friends) in your khakis. Escape from the stress of work and life or if you are knee-deep in it, just hope for the best. More importantly, they are pet-friendly.
Kick back to a seaside view blocked by a meshed fence and a rusty oil tanker in the distance. Take a whiff of the fresh salty air from the Singapore Strait and the smoky barbecue from the grill — in the middle of the damn table.
Cycling enthusiasts braving the local roads, families large and small, city dwellers, and tired executives have all landed on Offshore to enjoy the calm seaside respite.
Switch off at Offshore Bar & Grill. Check out their menu here.
Founded by Chef-Owner Dave Pynt, Burnt Ends is a modern barbecue restaurant in Singapore’s Chinatown neighbourhood serving modern Australian barbecue and boutique wines and spirits in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. The restaurant is scheduled to relocate to popular Dempsey Road by the end of 2021.
Burnt Ends writes new menus daily and believes that there is magic that comes from cooking with wood.
Burnt Ends has held its One-Michelin star since first awarded in 2018.
The restaurant is currently ranked #34 on the 2021 San Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurants List and #5 on the 2021 San Pellegrino Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants List.
Founded by 2nd generation owner and operator of Old Street Bak Kut The, Lim Kuan Yiou; NY Verden (pronounced Nee-Verden that means New World in Norwegian), respects the cuisine inherited from early modern Europe combined with innovations persisting in the modern era. At the heart of this modern grill restaurant is an open-concept kitchen featuring two gastronomic Josper grill. Coupled with elements of smoking, grilling and house-cured charcuterie, they seek to showcase the beauty and functionality of their dishes featuring seafood, meat and vegetables over hearth.
The specialty woodfired restaurant & bar serves premium quality woodfired grilll dishes at Jewel Changi Airport. A first-of-its-kind to offer a customisable woodfired grilling experience where 5 different firewood choices await to cook up your favourite cuts of meat.
Culinary curiosity inspires the team to achieve balance between the hearty piquancy through precise techniques of wood-fire cooking and the pairing of intrinsic natural flavours from an ensemble of simple ingredients. Committed to craft every dish with fresh air-flown ingredients from unique origins, with their menu changing in tandem with the season’s best produce.
The bar features an ever-evolving wine list that celebrates diverse winemaking styles, unique vinification methods and terrior. The wines are especially curated to marry the pairings of our food for a perfectly executed, harmonious adventure that excites palates. Looking to unwind with a tipple or embark on a culinary thrill, every plate and every bottle encompasses familiar yet innovative provenance, kissed by smoke and amplified by fire.
NY Verden is a phoenix of a restaurant rising from the ashes of the pandemic, almost not materializing with the many roadblocks the lockdowns dished to it. Despite it all, Kuan Yiou and team persevered and birthed a place that’s perfect for date nights, drinks night out and gatherings, fed with a stunning view of the Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport. Inside, its best meats are served on sophistication upon elegance with marble tables setting the tone, amplified by plush leather booth seats.
A bold, refined grill, Revolver laces Indian cooking sensibilities with international flair and ingredients. With its industrial-chic design and rocking atmosphere, Revolver brings upbeat energy to its shophouse setting on Tras Steet.
Fire is an essential element in the creations of Chef Saurabh’s revolving menu. Custom-built woodfire grill, smoker and tandoor create charred, bold flavours and form a central part of the dynamic open kitchen.
Revolver's Executive Chef, Saurabh Udinia is considered one of India’s youngest and most promising culinary talents. A master of fire and smoke, his love for experimenting with the grills has led to the creation of bold and refined charred flavours in his progressive menu. Using fresh, seasonal ingredients and spices from around the world, diners can look forward to a true avant-garde dining experience with Saurabh at Revolver.
After five years of calling its cosy corner “meating spot” on Amoy Street home, Singapore’s foremost Argentinian steakhouse boCHINche by local lifestyle collective Spa Esprit Group has moved out of one Chinatown dining enclave to claim its stake in another - this time along the popular Club Street stretch. The new location boasts a larger dining hall decked out with a fresh look inspired by tribal design, an open kitchen and grill that flanks the entire length of the restaurant, and a refreshed menu designed by head chef Fabrice Mergalet to bring the age- old steakhouse experience to the modern age.
With a bigger location comes bolder ambitions as boCHINche continues to elevate the steakhouse experience in its new home. Ingredients, from trusted staples to regional specialties, are sourced seasonally from around the world to ensure the best products all year long. Modern cooking techniques such as sous vide, lacto fermentation, and infusions allow the kitchen to develop new dishes with unexpected ingredient and flavour combinations that draw inspiration from culinary traditions beyond Latin America, and across the world. Beyond its prized steaks, lighter, brighter flavours and more varied protein options have been introduced to widen its appeal. One thing remains unchanged since day one - steaks are cooked using traditional grilling techniques over charcoal fire to achieve a lightly charred crust and smoky aroma that best highlights the natural flavours of the beef.
Easily spot the restaurant on 27 Club Street with its textured facade cladded in panels of rustic recycled wood pieces. Step into the space and immediately notice the difference as tribal design-inspired interiors exude an undeniable masculine elegance, contrasted with quirky, fun elements throughout. A nod to soviet modernism design, clean, elegant lines of wood panelling, marble surfaces, and brass fittings are further accentuated with warm lighting in the 66-seater restaurant designed by the group’s creative director Jerry Sparks.
“boCHINche has been like that trusted old friend that never lets you down through the years. We’ve grown beyond just being that Argentinian restaurant or a traditional steakhouse - and have truly carved out a unique identity in Singapore’s dining scene that I believe will stand the test of time, and flourish even into even bigger and bolder possibilities from this point on,” shares Cynthia Chua, founder and Chairman of Spa Esprit Group.
Pre-meal nibbles come in inspired morsels packed full of flavours. Crispy Argentinian Spring Rolls (S$14) are filled with tender, richly flavoured chopped pig ears, cut with an aromatic mix of jalapeño, piquillo, scallion, and coriander. A trio of hand-cut beef, chicken and sweet corn Empanadas (S$5 each) continue to be boCHINche’s signature crowd-pleasers, with the addition of a new flavour that elevates the quintessential ham and cheese pairing with rich provolone cheese, smoked ham, sweet confit onions and pimento.
While meats are the main event at boCHINche, a new selection of standout starters offer bright respite for those seeking a lighter touch for their meals. A plump, milky ball of artisanal Italian Burrata (S$29) is paired with a medley of fermented tomatoes that cut through each creamy spoonful with refreshing fizzy pops on the palate, dotted with avocado mousse and edible orange cosmos. Quail (S$28) offers more than just a beautifully charcoal grilled bird with earthy flavours of salt-crusted roasted beetroot, crunchy roasted hazelnuts and tangy berries brought together with a rich buttermilk sauce. A classic Spanish risotto-style Bomba Arroz Verde (S$27) is topped with grilled Argentinian prawns, while raw scallop bites are folded throughout the rice and glazed with a stock made using seafood trimmings, resulting in a satisfying, creamy consistency while still remaining blissfully dairy-free.
From the famous wood and charcoal grill, a combination of cherry, apple and jarrah wood lends an irresistible flavour to a proud selection of carefully selected, grass-fed beef imported directly from Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, USA and Japan. While Argentinian beef remains the heart and soul of boCHINche, a renewed emphasis has been placed on the brand being an authority on high quality cuts of beef from around the world. A dry-aging fridge allows beef to be dry- aged in-house—typically for 35 to 38 days—using traditional methods, with an added coating of beef tallow that helps enhance the aging process while introducing new dimensions of flavours.
A thoughtful, 50-odd-strong-label wine list completes the steakhouse experience, with 10 labels available by glass and carafe. Designed around the philosophy of pairing wines and cuisine of the same origin, the list features 30 Argentinian labels—mainly from the key region of Mendoza—ranging from the quaffable to the bold and robust. The list is split between a selection of natural wines sourced from Drunken Farmer, while the rest remain conventional for their big, robust flavours that are best enjoyed with aged meats cooked over charcoal fire.
When summer descends on Italy, the outdoors burst with activity and the word on everyone’s lips is “grigliata”.
Grigliata is the outdoor grill cook-out dreamed of in foodie heaven. A larder of the season’s finest produce sizzling on a bed of burning charcoal. The company of family and friends. Luscious wine and overwhelming hospitality.
The Italians have honed this summer ritual to perfection, and adored and honoured it like religion for generations. Now imagine sitting down to this cornucopia of flavour and life ... and you are at Griglia Open Fire Italian Kitchen.
Griglia is a brand-new contemporary Italian grill restaurant nestled on the ground floor of a conservation shophouse in charming Craig Road. As its name promises, diners at Griglia will be treated to the tastes, sensations and emotions of the grigliata in a casual setting-- and fall in love with the magic of the Common Flame.
Typically, guests bring along their favourite dishes to a grigliata. Multiple courses are enjoyed over a long afternoon, leisurely savouring appetisers and side dishes while sipping tasty wines, before embarking on the main course; meanwhile the charcoal fire perpetually glows in one of the oldest cooking styles known to man.
The grigliata celebrates fresh seasonal produce, cooking it over hot coals and open flame to accentuate the natural inherent flavours. Grigliata dishes are less intense and more Mediterranean in flavour, consisting of meats, seafood, fish and seasonal vegetables and fruits seasoned with herbs, salt and pepper, lavished with olive oil marinades and judicious squeezes of lemon.
Griglia prepares these same recipes using traditional as well as modern methods, making them even lighter and more refreshing. The menu conceptualised by Andrea De Paola, Chef Partner of Griglia & Group Executive Chef of Food Concepts Group, is based on classic grigliata dishes from different regions of Italy with additional recipes from his family and friends. By offering a wide selection of food, and serving it smaller sharing portions, diners are encouraged to order and taste many dishes in the style of the ‘bring-your-own’ grigliata.
At Griglia almost all the ingredients, and not just meat, fish and seafood, are cooked with the cast iron charcoal grill. This stunning equipment, made-to- measure for the open kitchen, brings out the intrinsic flavours of the fresh seasonal produce. Meanwhile the warm and cosy restaurant is constructed and clad in the raw materials of the grigliata – wood, bricks and metal.
Food and aesthetics work together to honour the element at the crux of the grigliata and the restaurant -- the Common Flame that draws people together in the embrace of Italian hospitality; fostering human bonds over food and fire, and creating moments that beget enduring memories.
The menu is conceptualised by Chef Andrea De Paola, and executed by Head Chef Federico Schiraldi. To showcase the culinary essence of the grigliata, the dishes are based on its classic recipes, with flavours made lighter and more refreshing and presented in a refined contemporary style using handcrafted Mediterranean-style tableware.
Griglia serves antipasti, artisanal salumi, main courses, sides, cheeses and desserts, and carries an extensive range of more than 100 wines from different regions, with up to 85% from Italy. Cocktails focus on different flavours of Negroni, Spritz and Gin & Tonic. Traditional Italian digestives, such as limoncello, amaro and grappa are also served.
The first-ever yakiniku concept by RE&S Enterprises, Yakiniku-GO is a quick service restaurant that doles out high-quality meats at affordable prices. This is a paradise for meat lovers, as the restaurant has beef selections such as jyo karubi, harami, ribeye steak, wagyu chuck short ribs, gyutan and kainomi. There are lamb, seafood and chicken options as well. Enjoy a comfortable grilling session as the restaurant uses smoke-free electric grills!
As a yakiniku and dry-aged beef specialist, YEN Social offers an extensive range of hand-selected meat cuts grilled to precision, in a plush yet relaxed dining setting. It is brought to you by the same team behind YEN Yakiniku, the only MICHELIN-recommended yakiniku restaurant in Singapore.
YEN Social is helmed by yakiniku maestro, Chef Jones Chen, who has created the ideal yakiniku experience for beef lovers in a communal dining format. Diners can enjoy the fun of grilling easy-to-grill cuts themselves while indulge in the satisfaction of having thick juicy wagyu steaks grilled to perfection by YEN grill chefs. As befits a true yakiniku and dry-aged beef specialist, the various cuts of beef have been individually selected for the best balance between marbling, texture and flavours, at wallet-friendly prices.
Menu highlights include curated sharing platters, which allow guests to enjoy a full and varied experience of different cuts and flavours in one tray. Experience the quality of their in-house whisky dry-aged wagyu ribeye, as well as specialty cuts such as ox tongue and wagyu intercoastal (rib finger) cubes.
At The Social Alley, you’ll find flavours inspired by Chinese, Japanese, Singaporean, Italian and more cuisines in their broad menu that will take your tastebuds on a gastronomic journey. Food aside, they also hope to connect people from all walks of life – their patrons will be able to build connections and establish relationships with one another.
There at The Social Alley, they stand by being socially accountable and aim to give back to society as much as they can. Hence, 10% of their profits are channelled towards the Save the Children Fund, whereby the proceeds are used to improve the lives of children through education, healthcare, better economic opportunities and more. On top of that, they pride themselves on their sustainable practices. This initiative brings them one step closer to food sustainability, food security as well as a stronger battle against climate change.
Tired of your usual watering holes? Say Konichiwa to the Ryu Taro - 'The Son of The Dragon' - which features a secret yakitori restaurant tucked upstairs a dark, swanky lounge decked out in carpeted floors and posh sofas. Downstairs, soak in the vibes and tracks of a hip speakeasy with the drinks of a top-notch bar. Make your way upstairs for some grilled goodness with chefs firing up the pits to serve a great selection of piping hot skewers and other morsels of grilled bites paired with a wide variety of sake. One part restaurant, one part bar; the two-in-one spot is set to be the hottest haunt in the Lion City to hit after dark for an aperitif, dinner, a night cap - or even all of the above.
Breadth of variety is the name of the game with Ryu Taro’s Yakitori Omakase Menu, presenting the best way to savour its offerings at its most comprehensive. For only S$68+ per pax, a variety of cold and hot appetisers, chicken, beef and seafood yakitori, seasonal produce, noodles and dessert are served to fill your hungry bellies and satiate your Japanese food cravings. They are all grilled over binchotan charcoal fire, a specialty charcoal treasured for its ability to burn at a higher temperature without odour, cooking foods with a subtler and more refined smokiness.
Experience a curated selection of yakitori indulgences such as the prized Wagyu Beef Platter which includes US wagyu striploin MB8/9, Australian wagyu striploin MB7/8, Japanese A5 wagyu or the Hokkaido Pork Platter, served from the jowl, collar, and loin.
Other meaty yakitori include the negima (chicken with leek), chigimo (chicken liver), kawa (crispy chicken skin), and indulgent foie gras. Its seafood skewers include the negima mekajiki (swordfish cubes), yaki sake (grilled salmon cubes), and shisamo, while vegetable yakitori such as shishito (Japanese sweet pepper), shiitake mushrooms, and asparagus are not to be missed as well. End the appetizing meal with a hearty bowl of tonkatsu ramen and dessert of the day for the complete Ryu Taro Yakitori Omakase Menu experience.
Shake Shack's 7th outlet in Singapore is located at Gardens by the Bay and has partnered with Singaporean artist soph O for a spirited mural construction - which was inspired by the lush flora and fauna of the national garden.
Shake Shack’s mission is to Stand for Something Good®, from its premium ingredients and caring hiring practices to its inspiring designs and deep community investment. Since the original Shack opened in 2004 in NYC’s Madison Square Park, the company has expanded to more than 300 locations in 27 U.S. States and the District of Columbia, including more than 100 international locations across London, Hong Kong, Dubai, Philippines, Singapore, Mexico, Tokyo, Seoul and more.
Seared is a newly established grill house in the heart of Tanglin, specialising in charcoal barbecuing of their own in-house 90 day dry aged steak.
At Seared, their ethos is simple. They are purveyors of superb meat and quaffers of fine wine. Their Executive Chef Emile is Micheline experienced and supported by an accomplishment team of outstanding culinary experts.
Enjoy 50% off your food bill between 26 April to 3 May 2021.
At Nixta, warm service, perfect margaritas and a reverance for Mexican culture and cooking are on display.
There you will find meats roasting over an open fire, salsa made by hand in volcanic stone molcajetes and fresh masa ground for their signature heirloom corn tortillas, nixtamalizes and ground in-house.
If you’re craving for the spicy flavours of Sichuan cuisine, SEA Chuan KungFu Fish at Marina Square is the right place to head to. Dig into Sichuan style seafood, flavourful grilled fish and many more delicious creations.
With theirs unique cooking techniques, combined with the accurate measurements of ingredients and nutrition practices, all dishes are prepared to give the best taste and experience to customers.
Hanjip Korean Grill House at Clarke Quay strives to be the most authentic traditional Korean barbeque restaurant in Singapore.They are one of the biggest Korean barbeque restaurants in Singapore, covering 5,000 sqft in size.
They aspire to be recognised for their extensive range of aged Australian Wagyu, USDA Prime Beef as well as Kurobuta Berkshire Pork selection. While offering you top-notched service, seven different curated themed private dining room are available to enhance your dining experience.
Experience and savour the distinguished taste of authentic Korean barbeque in the Lion City. There at Hanjip Korean Grill House, they carefully select their meats and maintain the authentic traditions of serving only their guests’ the finest. Hanjip's signature cuts – the Australian Wagyu and USDA Prime are proudly aged, which enhances the flavour and texture while creating mouth-watering tenderness.
Visit Hanjip for an ultimate Korean grilling experience. See Hanjip's menu here.
The digital age has changed the world in many different ways. Some are great! But some, not so good. More than a bistro, Staple believes in socialising the old school way. Go meet new people, make new friends the way we were once used to. Have great conversations over drinks, yakitori, dons and finger food at Staple!
Go and enjoy authentic Turkish food at Sofra. Sip a cup of Turkish tea while enjoying the warm hospitality from their dedicated kitchen crew, all of whom hail from Turkey.
What is a sofra? In the Ottoman and Turkish worlds, a yer sofrası is traditionally a low table or tray used as a dining table. In modern Turkish language, sofra means a table prepared or set for eating a meal.
Click here to view Sofra's mouth-watering menu with authentic Turkish selections.
With Japanese yakitori and grill creations infused with mediterranean flavours, alongside a plethora of craft beer pairings to satisfy the widest of palates; The Parlour Mirage is a new watering hole at a location you least expect. Check in sometime for their ever-rotating tap offerings!
Mirage, in it's unembellished form, draws inspiration from Japan's Tottori Desert. Bright, golden sand embodies the terrain, with a seemingly impossible oasis right within it.
Offering a completely different experience from its Esplanade branch, the new Barossa Bar & Grill at VivoCity shines the spotlight on dry-aged Australian beef and Josper oven-grilled lamb, poultry and seafood dishes. The Australian-inspired restaurant serves only the highest quality and carefully sourced meats from Australian farms.
Barossa specially curates its selection of Australian beef from four renowned brands. The Bass Strait range showcases 100% grass-fed beef — the cattle are raised on natural rye grasses and clover. Wanderer’s free-range beef offerings come from cattle that roam freely in paddocks and feed on barley. Josdale is an Australian pioneer of 100% grass-fed black angus; its cattle roam the verdant pastures of Gippsland in Victoria and are antibiotic- and hormones-free. Finally, Carrara’s array of multi-award winning wagyu is known for its superb texture and intense flavour, which are derived from first-class genetics and grain-fed for a minimum of 350-400 days. Their cattle is traced from birth to ensure biosecurity and meat safety while providing the best animal welfare.
In addition, the restaurant boasts its own dry-ageing fridge, the Dry Ager®. The bigger cuts such as porterhouse and tomahawk are aged for 50 days while the smaller cuts such as tenderloin and striploin are aged around 25 days. The natural enzymes in the meat break down some of the collagen, resulting in a tenderer texture. During the dry-ageing process, the beef also loses a percentage of its total weight due to water evaporation, which causes the flavour to become more concentrated and intense.
The restaurant overlooks the tranquil water leading to Sentosa Island, making it an ideal address for sedate sessions replete with tête-à-têtes. Perfect for casual gatherings, its special al-fresco menu features tapas from just S$6, cheese platters (from S$28) and pizzas (from S$24). Kick back and relax with offerings such as Japan Sakoshi Bay Oyster ½ Dozen, Chipotle Buffalo Wings, Truffle Fries and Char-grilled Prawns with Spicy Citrus Dressing.
Barossa carries about 10 wine labels from Australia as well as a wide selection of white and red wines from Italy, New Zealand, France and South Africa. Classic cocktails such as mojito, pina colada, amaretto sunrise and tequila sunrise are available here as well.
The latest newcomer to the grill scene in Singapore is Josh's Grill - a casual dining destination built on making every meal a unique feast and an affordable one without compromising on quality. Josh’s Grill is here to redefine the moments in life worth celebrating and will continue to share our story in every dish served to table. Located strategically in the heart of the Bugis enclave, Josh’s Grill is bound to catch your eye with its prominent shopfront that faces Liang Seah Street.
Boasting a seating capacity of over 70 pax, the interior of the restaurant is spacious and caters to dining for small groups or pairs. The decor draws inspiration from a modern cowboy ranch that blends a tinge of cowboy flair with a classy feel to re-create a cosy dining environment and relaxing ambience for diners to chill over a delightful western meal.
In tandem with its slogan of “Eat Fresh, Be Happy”, only the best quality ingredients are used, from hand- selecting the perfect cut of meat to sourcing fresh seafood and poultry. With its forte in grill-cooking, all meats are cooked to order at low temperature for an hour to retain moisture then grilled to perfection. The sight of those beautiful grill marks and smoky caramelised flavour are simply irresistible and is bound to ignite your senses.
Customers can look forward to a complete grill experience with premium cuts from high graded Aussie beef meats to grilled chicken chops, grilled fish fillets, home-made pastas and more.
Shake Shack has recently announced the location of their new branch at Liat Towers.
Shake Shack is a modern day “roadside” burger stand known for their delicious burgers, chicken, hot dogs, frozen custard, beer, wine and more.
Shake Shack sprouted from a hot dog cart in Manhattan’s Madison Square Park created by Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group (USHG) to support the Madison Square Park Conservancy’s first art installation. The cart was quite the success, with lines snaking out daily for three summers.
In 2004 USHG won the bid to open a permanent kiosk in the Park: Shake Shack was born. This modern day “roadside” burger stand serves up the most delicious burgers, hot dogs, frozen custard, shakes, beer, wine and more. An instant neighborhood fixture, Shake Shack welcomed people from all over the city, country and world who gathered together to enjoy fresh, simple, high-quality versions of the classics in a majestic setting.
Cure Concepts unveils Catfish, a brand new contemporary Fish Grill & Raw Bar set to open it’s doors in April 2020 along Gemmill Lane.
Catfish will serve an Asian Fusion menu with a side of tongue-in-cheek humour. The snazzy restaurant-bar will offer a seafood-centric fare highlighting the best of Asian ingredients from the waters and the wilds, prepared through different styles and techniques alongside hand-crafted cocktails with a twist on Asian flavours. As the fifth restaurant under Cure Concepts by Chef Andrew Walsh, Catfish continues to bring delectable dishes and a signature approachable, feel-good vibe to Singapore’s culinary scene, after Cure, Butcher Boy, Bao Boy, and most recently Ember Beach Club with One and Only.
Specialised in serving authentic Japanese Sushi, Yakitori, and Unagi, Sho Yakitori & Sushi at Millenia Walk offers a wide range of delicious Japanese dishes and sake for you to choose from.
Those craving for a taste of traditional Japanese kushiyaki can now find it at the newly opened Matsukiya at Paragon, the latest brainchild from the Sushi Tei group. The establishment serves up traditional Japanese kushiyaki skewers, with premium ingredients such as Miyazaki Wagyu Rib-eye and foie gras, all perfectly cooked and charred over traditional binchotan charcoal.
To deliver the best of this Japanese soul food to Singapore, Matsukiya works closely with its supplier partners to curate top-quality ingredients for its kushiyaki. The chicken of choice here is the hormone-free, antibiotic-free and cage-free chicken from one of the finest poultry suppliers. A fine selection of meats, seafood and produce is also freshly sourced from Japan for an impeccable gourmand experience.
The traditional art of delicate binchotan grilling, unlike western-style barbeques, brings out the sweet, natural flavours of the fresh produce and quality meats without masking it with heavy smoke and chemicals.
Well-seasoned, hand-brushed with homemade marinate glaze and lovingly grilled by Matsukiya’s grill masters, take your pick from the wide range of skewer ingredients and get ready for a delicious, umami kick.
Welcoming all for a taste, Matsukiya seeks to make your weekday lunch something to really look forward to with two executive set lunches, serving up the flavours and quality of a high-end restaurant at top value-for-money affordability.
The first option ($25) allows you to choose 3 types of kushiyaki from a premium selection of ingredients such as chicken thigh, gizzard, heart, asparagus, shitake and more, together with a starter, misoshiru soup and rice. The second option ($30) comes with a choice of unagi served with shio and tare, or tontoro with pork cheek, with an appetizer, chawanmushi and rice.
A speciality yakiniku fast food restaurant from Japan with 29 branches in Asia; Yakiniku Like is set to launch its first-ever outlet at Paya Lebar Quarter in Singapore. Hailing from Japan, the restaurant is brought in by Dining Innovation Group which has 260 restaurants worldwide. A quick service concept that serves orders within three minutes, the restaurant sees snaking queues outside its outlets every day. Here, yakiniku aficionados can savour top-quality meats, from wagyu beef to karubi (beef short plate) and harami (beef skirt steak), prime karubi (boneless short rib) to misuji (top blade). Pork belly, pork jowl and chicken thigh are available here as well.
The highly indulgent wagyu steak set, with a marbling score of seven to eight (equivalent to Wagyu Grade A4 and above), is priced at just S$29.80.
Yakiniku Like is the first restaurant in Singapore to offer individual electric smokeless grills for customers. There are also shared grills available for two diners to use. The grills are imported from Taiwan, and specially customised for the Singapore outlet.
Unagi fans can now rejoice and bid farewell to expensive unagi fares!
Una Una at Bugis+ is an unagi specialty restaurant serving up the best value, charcoal-grilled unagi you can find.
Be treated with a wonderful spread of unagi offerings like the the Hitsumabushi, Unajus (unagi bento box), or set meals with sashimi, sushi roll, and kabayaki sets. One can also indulge in other lip-smacking menu selections Una Una has to offer, from sashimi to salad, grilled items and sashimi maze don - all at incredible value-for-money prices.
Using authentic unagi sauce from Japan, the unagi are freshly grilled with charcoal with a double-dipping technique - by repeating the process of basting the unagi with special in-house sauce before grilling it over controlled temperature twice. Such dedication to the chef’s grilling techniques, temperature control of the charcoal grill and the sweet basting tare make create the melt-int-the-mouth goodness.
Helmed by Chef Khaled Elelimi, Pistachio Grill at Wheelock Place offers popular Middle Eastern and Mediterranean classic dishes with a contemporary twist. At Pistachio, they make their food from scratch and serve it fresh. They offer popular classic dishes with a contemporary twist for lunch and dinner.
Chef Khaled is a firm believer that good health begins with a healthy diet. He combines decades of international culinary experience with his knowledge in Ayurveda and Glycemic Index to create food with nutritional richness and exquisite flavour. No trans fats or artificial ingredients will be used in the cooking at Pistachio Grill.
All the items on theirmenu are curated to bring you not just a plate full of nutrients, but a cultural experience. Savour popular dishes from various parts of the Middle East that have fascinating history of invention.
Following their succesful debut outlet at Jewel Changi Airport, Shake Shack is now preparing for their 2nd branch on Neil Road, targeting to open some time 1st quarter of year 2020.
Shake Shack is a modern day “roadside” burger stand known for its 100% all-natural Angus beef burgers, flat-top beef dogs (no hormones or antibiotics – ever), frozen custard, crinkle cut fries, craft beer and more.
With fresh, high-quality food at a great value, Shake Shack is a fun and lively community gathering place with widespread appeal.
Now open to offer an epicurean adventure unlike any other in Singapore is VUE - the next iconic rooftop bar and grill destination overlooking some of the most stunning vistas of Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline.
Located on the penthouse of OUE Bayfront on Collyer Quay, VUE presents a chef-driven menu that emphasises binchōtan-grilled specialities at the heart of its cuisine offerings, complemented by a versatile selection of wines. VUE is also home to Singapore’s first rooftop spritz bar, further setting itself apart from other dining destinations around town.
VUE serves up a vibrant and flavourful range of spritz cocktails—from popular favourites to innovative concoctions. The Basil Spritz keeps things classic and refreshing with its combination of dry gin, basil, and lemon; while the Reiwa Highball takes it more oriental with its base of umeshu and rum laced with shiso and mint. A guaranteed hit among the ladies is Ispahan, a fruity mix of raspberry-infused gin, lychee, and grapefruit; while the gents are sure to appreciate the bold flavour profile of the Iberian Burbuja from the blend of Amontillado sherry and white port. The star of the cast and a must try is the signature VUE Royale—a lively cocktail of Champagne and umeshu with a hint of bourbon. The spritz experience at VUE is highlighted by a show preparation of charcuterie and cheese boards by the culinary team. Over the sunset hours from 5pm to 7pm, spritz cocktails come with complimentary servings of canapés.
Executive Chef Sam Chin introduces his flair and creativity into menu offerings that shine the focus on specially sourced ingredients and peak-of-season yields in an eclectic fusion of East and West.
“I personally hand-pick every component that goes into every dish served at VUE,” highlights Chef Sam. “Beyond flavour and technique, I want my creations to also reflect the respect I have for the origin and purity of the ingredients I use.”
Dishes at VUE he cites as examples include the Norwegian king scallop—among the world’s most environmentally friendly seafood—which he prepares au gratin with 18-month, cave-aged Gruyère De Grotte AOP; the free-range duck meticulously reared by House Burgaud in Challans—a highly sought-after delicacy that Chef Sam serves smoked and enhanced with tropical mustard dressing; and prime cuts of Wagyu beef sourced from the fertile lands of the Kumamoto Prefecture, smoked and then served with choice sides of vegetables grown by local farmers.
VUE is sectioned into three focal areas—the 60-seat main dining room, an al fresco pavilion with the spritz bar that seats 36, and a private dining room that seats 12.
Each versatile space at VUE presents the picture-perfect backdrop for gatherings large and small—from networking events and product launches, to celebratory dinners and wedding receptions.
VUE welcomes with a dramatic walk-way lined with black and gold mezzanine tiles, and opens up to a breathtaking, cathedral-inspired arched copper ceiling spanning the entire length of the main dining hall. Glass walls look out to unparalleled waterfront views of scenic Marina Bay, amidst interiors of dark wood, muted ambient lights, and sleek accents that add to the intimate and cosmopolitan setting at VUE. The space, sights, and smells all come together in an immersive gourmet experienceone won’t soon forget.
VUE is a concept by OUE Restaurants, the food and lifestyle division of SGX Mainboard-listed integrated property developer, OUE Limited.
At Weber, they pride themselves on two things: making grills that last and providing a lifetime of excellent customer service. Their Weber Asia Customer Service team provides service in 5 languages. Visit the newest Weber Store on Sixth Avenue.
Weber have been celebrating perfect BBQs since 1952 with their superior know-how, unique range of products and our enthusiasm for all things 'Weber'. No other barbecue manufacturer can boast such a wealth of experience and knowledge as Weber. In the same way they invented the kettle barbecue in Chicago from a simple marine buoy, they continue to develop the whole world of barbecuing bit by bit every day.
As one of the world's leading providers with the most comprehensive range of products and services in the industry, today Weber is internationally synonymous with barbecuing innovation, perfect barbecue products and the ultimate barbecue experience. With offices in over 40 countries on all continents, they continue to promote the Weber BBQ culture around the world.
Created by Singapore’s leading specialist wine retailer, Grill by 1855 The Bottle Shop is a refreshing new concept that aims to redefine wine & spirit retail, fusing it with the finest elements of grill dining.
Revel in a chic and cosy venue designed to take you through an experiential journey of wine education, shopping and dining within a single space. Crafted to suit both oenophiles and novices, you have the freedom to enjoy unadulterated wine and whisky appreciation at your own comfort. Take a bottle home to enjoy, or pick a label off the shelf to dine-in – it’s fuss-free, no frills and no corkage.
Shop a curated selection of over 800 premium wine & spirit labels and receive personalised recommendations from a team of professionals. From revered classics to modern mavericks, expect exclusive labels from France, Italy, Spain, Australia, Germany, Scotland and more.
Dine at Grill by 1855 The Bottle Shop with a special menu tailored to complement and enhance the flavours and stories of the extensive wine collection. Helmed by the chefs of the acclaimed WAKANUI Grill Dining Singapore, the delectable selection of tapas and mains exhibits the culinary team’s mastery of the charcoal grill, featuring signature ingredients synonymous with New Zealand’s Canterbury region in dishes like Lamb Chop and Ocean Beef Ribeye Dice Steak.
Hearty lunch options of Smoked Salmon with Caper White Wine Sauce and Roast Lamb Leg with Gravy also offer mall-goers a dining respite from the bustle of Orchard Road.
Patrons can also look forward to a fine wine discovery programme and exclusive tasting flights in the latter half of 2019, created with Coravin, the wine preservation system.
At Charcoal-Grill & Salad Bar Keisuke, they serve a variety of sumiyaki (charcoal-grilled) items focusing on traditional fish dishes enjoyed by the Japanese mainly Mackerel, Salmon, Yellowtail and Black Cod fish.
Served in an authentic style of Japanese gozen (set meal) which consists of a miso soup, sn onsen egg as well as a serving of traditional Japanese rice cooked in a small iron pot.
Additionally, there is also a free-flow salad bar with more than 25 types of Japanese osousai (side dishes) and vegetables to choose from.
Homeground Grill & Bar on Serangoon Road is your local safehouse where you’ll find charcoal-grilled meats and fresh seafood paired with alcohol-infused marinades and their special house-made sauces.
A throwback to old school bars - a safe haven you can escape to after a hard day’s work, a place for soul-searching conversations over a beer or six. They hope to bring back a little bit of that magic. Homeground is a cosy, friendly, spot - come as you are, who the hell cares. Just leave the judgement at the door. Good vibes only. Check out their menus here.
Tucked along Zion Road is Yujin Izakaya, a lively hang out where one and all are received as friends. Spotting an industrial-chic look, the unassuming modern 50-seater izakaya features a bar that opens to the five-foot way and main street, beckoning with the glow of display fridges showcasing an enticing range of sake. Step past the metal mesh doors at the entrance and you will find yourself being welcomed into a space humming with positive energy.
An open kitchen anchors the room dressed in a palette of black and copper, and this is where chef-owner Freddie Lee fires up a curated repertoire of creative bites that take its inspiration from the traditional Japanese izakaya. The menu spans inspired cold and hot appetisers, smokey grilled vegetable, meat and seafood dishes, beautifully singed skewered items, warming items served in small bowls and light desserts.
Aburi-EN is a cosy Japanese restaurant which offers unique, mouth-watering dishes. Aburi, which literally means “flame seared”, brings out the perfection in each dish, balancing each component’s texture and coordinating their flavors so that both come together to create the awesome taste, tantalizing your taste buds. Oishi!
On the menu: Aburi Butadon, Premium Miyazaki Wagyu Beef Don, Aburi Salmon Don and more.
Rodizio Do Brazil in Clarke Quay is an authentic Brazilian restaurant where they provide top quality food, service and an unforgettable dining experience for their customers.
All-you-can-eat Rodizio Do Brazil Brazillian Churrascaria and Bar offers buffet spread includes a Western and Chinese salad bar, a wide selection of premium meat and seafood mixed together with six different types of dessert with fruit platter.
They take pride in their beef and lamb sources are grass-fed and not grain-fed. Their barbequed meats and seafood are freshly grilled in the open kitchen and serve right at the table by the knife-wielding Passadors!
A new brand by Japanese F&B chain Ramen Champion; Teppan no Hoshi is now open at Bugis+. Make your way there and have a taste of Osaka specialities like Okonomiyaki, Yakisoba and more!
Most of you must be familiar with okonomiyaki & yakisoba, but how many of you have tried Modern-yaki? Modern-yaki is the best of both worlds where the noodles are added into your favorite Japanese savory pancake.
At Pita Tree Mediterranean Kitchen & Bar, they are serious about making quality healthy food for their patrons at friendly prices. No frills, no GST, no service charge, just great value for a delicious & wholesome Mediterranean meal.
They use underrated superfood to supercharge your food with nutrient-packed ingredients like sumac berries, barberries, tahini, olive oil, pomegranate, yoghurt and of course, saffron!
Three Buns is a culturally lead, creative space with a restaurant at the core offering gourmet burgers and crafted cocktails, redefining the burger joint. Three Buns also acts as a hub for supporting and building local creative community, while also working closely with like-minded international talent from the fields of Art, Music and Fashion. With two sites currently operating in Jakarta and Singapore and established plans for Bali, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong.
The secret recipe for their unrivaled burgers lies with Chef Adam Penney, brought from London to create Three Buns. Their selection of gourmet burgers, other mains, innovative sides and desserts demonstrates his talent, love of high quality meat and sauces and years of research perfecting the perfect burger. They use the finest ingrediants, artisan bun, with all their sauces homemade from scratch.
Bringing to the fore a chic contemporary grill set in a new lifestyle and social dining destination, SKAI is located on the 70th floor of the iconic Swissôtel The Stamford and is prepped to become the go-to sky-dining establishment in Singapore.
Pairing unparalleled views of the cityscape with a curated selection of prime beef cuts and fresh seafood infused with delicate Japanese accents, Chef Paul Hallett’s signature culinary style, philosophy and techniques are showcased in SKAI’s contemporary and casually inviting setting.
SKAI features the finest produce with a respectful tribute towards Japanese ingredients; the lunch set menu comprises grains and salads, main courses and delicious desserts, while the dinner menu brings a more refined selection of sharing plates and Ishiyaki. Chef Paul lends his extensive expertise in butchery to SKAI, sourcing and curing premium quality beef, cooked to perfection in SKAI’s state-of-the-art Josper Charcoal Oven. The restaurant offers a thoughtful balance with an array of fresh fish and seafood, delivering a well-rounded dining experience to return to regularly. Winner of the Singapore Pastry Cup 2017, Chef Koo Jee brings her expertise to deliver a delicious range of desserts, as well as an exclusive afternoon pastry offering.
Inspired by Nordic simplicity, the airy minimalist space features light maple wood, soft natural hues, minimalist vertical design and organic textures to create an urban atmosphere with a residential design aesthetic. The elegant space seats 130 guests, making the casual and vibrant, yet intimate setting perfect for social gatherings.
SKAI is all set for its opening on the 3rd September. Making a booking and discover the magic of this new joint.
Indulge your senses in the tantalizing flavours of Sichuan-style cuisine at Chuan Grill & Noodle Bar.
With an array of barbecued meat prepared with Sichuan spices & more than 10 different flavours of noodles, feast your eyes and tummies in a cosy space right in the ever-lively heart of Clarke Quay. Get ready for a unique barbecue experience that will keep you coming back for more!
Nestled in the green leafy suburb of Greenwood, Mo & Jo Sourdough Burgers is an intimate 30-seater restaurant with outdoor seating and it is also child & dog friendly. Take the opportunity to sit at the bar to watch their chefs create your favourite burger in the open kitchen.
Mo & Jo Sourdough Burgers serves up honest burgers, where simplicity is key, where burgers are made from real bread and filled with wholesome good quality ingredients.
Q-WA Izakaya opens its second outlet, gracing Tan Quee Lan Street with its divine pairing of White Charcoal (Sawdust Binchotan) grilled Japanese delights and diverse range of Japanese alcohol at incomparable prices.
A hidden gem nestled along 103 Beach Road, just a stone's throw away from Bugis MRT, it features an extensive menu of Yakimono, Light Bites, Deep Fried cutlets, Don and Udon - the savoury accompaniments to an affordable ($5 per) glass of artisanal Japanese beer, sake, whiskey, or shochu during Happy Hour!
Q-WA Izakaya takes pride in serving quality grilled Yakimono of chicken, pork, beef, seafood and vegetarian variants using finest ingredients shipped in from Japan. Marinated with an in-house Garlic Spice Powder and gourmet Moshio (seaweed salt), these signature skewers are meticulously grilled over one of the top-grade Sawdust Binchotan charcoals, imbuing it with a distinct touch of smokiness and umami. With a true love for Japanese street food, no stones are left unturned in the owner, Rita's effort in recreating authentic Japanese grilled skewers with its maximum tastes.
Adorned with warm Japanese decors and fibngs, bright lanterns, and kawaii koinobori (carp streamers), its beckoning and casual atmosphere is reminiscent of a traditional hole-in-the-wall Izakaya in Japan. Trebled with quality Japanese street fares and affordable selection of Japanese alcoholic beverages, Q-WA Izakaya delivers an authentic Izakaya experience that transports customers straight into the heart of Japan!
Two Hana - A fusion that enriches life - A café where you will find familiar yet uniquely korean-meets-west dishes and specialty coffee that brings the barista lifestyle closer to you.
A synergy of two that leaves you wanting more. Get ready to experience a vibrant Korean-meets-west cafe!
Located at the newly-refurbished Century Square, Two Hana is a brand new cafe concept by Seoul Garden Group.
The MeatHöuse is a halal steakhouse that features a highly-curated and original menu by Chef Benny Se Teo of Eighteen Chefs (the successful casual-dining restaurant chain, committed to hiring ex-offenders and youths-at-risk).
The MeatHöuse magnifies your love for meat with the most visually impressive steak that money can buy.
Few places serve a Tomahawk Steak and even fewer people are capable of devouring one on their own. They serve up quality Australian Augus 120 days grain-fed steak that weighs in at 1.2 to 2kg. This tender, juicy monster is seared to perfection exact to your preferred doneness.
At The MeatHöuse, you can enjoy favourites like REAL Truffle Fries and Aglio Olio to their signatures such as Crab & Chips, Meat & Mash and more.
Hans Im Glück, the much celebrated German gourmet burger chain is taking centre stage in Raffles Place, Republic Plaza with its newly-opened double-storey flagship burgergrill. Based on a contemporary modern dining concept, the new restaurant combines the artistry of gourmet burgers, cocktail mixology, sophisticated interiors and continuous reinvention through seasonal specials.
The restaurant’s forte in innovative gourmet burger recipes is paired with a calming into-the-woods design aesthetic that pays homage to Germany’s nature. Set to ‘bring the forest into the city’, the two storey restaurant spans across 7,000 sq ft. with 350 indoor and alfresco seats.
Decked with handmade birdhouses, custom made wooden dining tables, handcrafted tableware, the restaurant makes for an impressive setting for a business lunch and after hours entertaining.
Step outside and enjoy the terraces for catching the sun during lunch or sipping on a German draft beer in the evening breeze. On the second floor, group diners will enjoy the experience of eating inside one-of-a-kind Hütte house constructions amidst the awe-inspiring birch tree trunks that stretch up to the 9-meter high ceiling.
Hans Im Glück at Raffles Place marks the opening of their second burgergrill in Singapore. Their first restaurant in Singapore at Orchard Road is very well-received. You can read about it here.
Hans Im Glück’s burger patties are crafted using 100% premium grain fed beef and only those with a balanced marbling of 20% fat are used. Patties are then grilled to perfection with their juices locked in. Popular menu choices include beef, chicken, vegan and vegetarian favourites like HANS IM GLÜCK, BIRKENWALD, HENNE, KUTSCHER & WOHLFEIN. Those wishing for a healthier option can opt for the "naked burger" which comes dressed in extra salad.
Jinjo is a modern Japanese Sumiyaki concept by the Les Amis Group that focuses on the Japanese art of grilling. It is also where traditional Japanese fare is presented with a contemporary spirit. The restaurant is helmed by veteran washoku sous-chef Makoto Saito.
Japanese charcoal-grilling mastery is celebrated through a prefecture focused menu. Cooked over handcrafted charcoal, prime seasonal ingredients, which have been painstakingly sourced from all over the Japan, are imbued with a delicious smokiness and transformed into delectable dishes.
The dining experience at Jinjo is completed by a selection from our extensive sake menu. Curated specially to match the taste profile of Jinjo’s sumiyaki items, the list is also a representation of the best from the different prefectures of Japan.
Meating Place is a meat joint at DUO Galleria made for all to meet and get together.
Be it meat, seafood or vegetables - the marriage of fuss-free fundamental cooking techniques and well-sourced ingredients takes centre stage here. They know their meats and they do them right using their own in-house dry aging methods, to popular and unconventional cuts alike.
They believe that affordability should not compromise quality and they want to feed all. Whether it's one or many, they are happy to meat you and provide good food with a smile, at honest prices.
Newly-opened at Orchard Central, The Hungry Caveman offers a whole new level of savouring your favourite BBQ through an innovative automated DIY barbeque machine for a fun dining experience.
The Hungry Caveman is Singapore’s first electric automated BBQ, in partnership with China’s biggest BBQ Brand - 某个时间全自动烧烤店。Are you a hungry caveman? Go feast with them.
A selection of sauces and seasonings are available for your unique tastebuds too.
Helmed by head chefs, Chef Ichimaya and Chef Imai, Kazu Sushi Grill Sake’s kitchen is led by the best. Chef Ichimaya has served at Sushi Kyubei for 10 years and Sushi Kaishin for 3.5 years. On top of that, he has served for many years in top Japanese restaurants. Chef Imai previously cooked at the Embassy of Japan too, serving many presidents, kings and queens, dignitaries and politicians from all over the world.
For the best quality of ingredients, seafood and vegetables are flown in directly from Japan three times a week. Diners may also enjoy fresh catch of the day prepared as sushi or sashimi, flown straight from Hokkaido. Indulge in the freshness, with sushi and sashimi sets, or donburi sets available for both lunch and dinner. For the adventurous, go on a gastronomic journey with an omakase dinner and enjoy the chef’s specially curated menu.
ToriYard is a new yakitori concept restaurant right in the heart of Bishan Park.
Enjoy their mouthwatering range of skewer grilled meats and other japanese small bites, meticulously prepared by ToriYard's Executive Chef Isao-san. Pair your food with their unique blend of sauces that will please your palate.
To top off the culinary experience, you can even watch your meats cooked to perfection atop a charcoal grill specially imported from Japan.
Uya Singapore at Wheelock Place is a 90-seater restaurant which specialises in grilled live unagi (freshwater eels). It’s opened by the people behind Koji restaurant at Pickering Street, which is known for its chirashi don.
Uya is a local collaboration with an experienced unagi distributor from Nagoya, Japan.
The eels are sourced from both Japan & Taiwan and transported live to Singapore, where they are prepared daily in the restaurant and grilled over binchotan charcoal.
There is a glass panel at the front of the restaurant where you can watch the chefs in action.
Cast Iron, a modern Japanese grill restaurant tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city vibes.
Located at a peaceful area overlooking the garden setting of Duo Galleria. Dine or have drinks under the beautiful night sky at their al-fresco area.
Be greeted with a refreshing vibe as you step inside the premises with its intricate woodwork interior design and traditional Japanese wall murals.
Cast Iron offers a wide range of delicacies ranging from traditional Japanese to Western Grills. Grilling with passion as it would be Robata or Gaucho style, be prepared to be taken apart by the Chef’s brilliance. Be it tenderness, moist, slicing it is just heavenly. After that indulge in delicately handmade sushi and sashimi by the chefs over the cold counter and be introduced to intriguing Omakase options that will cater to even the most exquisite palate.
IZA is a local izakaya concept restaurant and bar. Their chefs are the famed guys from The Skewer Bar.
Drinks are mainly Japanese beers, sake, umeshu, sochu and award wining Japanese whisky. Not forgetting their craft beers and special drinks on the menu.
Join Meat Smith on their exploration of all things fire, smoke, char and the essence of the barbeque culture in their new location - 21 Campbell Lane.
An eclectic mix of Indian spice and @meatsmith_sg grunge, Meat Smith Little India is American barbecue from the south, with an accent of Indian flavour.
With its colourful façade and street artwork, Meat Smith Little India fits in perfectly at its home, on Campbell Lane, Little India.
The concept originated from the Wanderlust Hotel, as a pop up taking over the space formerly known as Cocotte. The kitchen helmed by Chef Andrew Baldus, of Meat Smith on Telok Ayer, who created a masterful menu combining the technique of slow cooking and barbecue, with his interpretation of Indian spice, rubs and sauces.
Hans Im Glück elevates the humble burger into a never-boring, healthy, nutritious and delicious meal – with something special for everyone.
"There is no man under the sun as fortunate as I!" declares Hans of the well-loved tale, Hans Im Glück. In the end, Hans has nothing, but no regrets. He is elated to be freed of burdensome material possessions weighing him down. Simple Hans is indeed lucky. He has discovered that less is more, and that joy comes from contentment, and living in the moment.
At Hans Im Glück, lucky burger gourmets get a taste of happiness. Enjoy the bliss of tucking into a burger made from a variety of fresh ingredients of excellent quality, just the way you like it. Take your pick from tender chicken breast or juicy beef, vegetarian or vegan, with avocado, feta cheese & fig jam, grilled vegetables, rocket leaves and aged (not processed) Cheddar cheese from the milk of pasture-grazing cows or sharp Italian Parmesan cheese – your options are virtually unlimited.
Enjoy Morganfield's Signature Sticky Bones together with an ice cold glass of their handcrafted beer, all with a view of Orchard Road from level 11 of Orchard Central.
With 10 different craft beers on tap, you will be spoiled for choice!
Rooted in the spirit of Southern hospitality, this updated American restaurant and bar is fashioned after the new breed of BBQ restaurants in New York, lending a touch of sophistication to the hearty, rustic barbecue tradition that is always coupled with warm hospitality.
Morganfield’s combines life’s two greatest passions: music and great soul food. At the heart of Morganfield’s is its signature dish – Sticky Bones – truly authentic, good ol’ fashioned, prime pork ribs slow-cooked and smoked to tender mouth-watering perfection, then basted with a sweet and tangy hickory flavored BBQ sauce.
FoodPhilo is a “American Grill Food Truck” concept with a menu featuring a wide variety of beef, chicken, pork, seafood plus over 20 types of sides.
The short form for Food Philosophy, FoodPhilo is a new 66-seater casual restaurant located in the heart of Changi Business Hub. They offer 'Design Your Own Plate' concept whereby you can customise your own well-balanced meal with a choice of one protein, one carb, one side and two vegetables.
Butcher Boy is a contemporary style Asian Grill brought to you by the team at Cure Singapore located along the same stretch on Keong Saik Road.
Helmed by chef-owner Andrew Walsh, the restaurant was named after his favorite novel and movie, The Butcher Boy (1997).
Diners can look forward to Butcher Boy Bacon & Cheese Burger, Crispy Pork Belly ,United States Grain Beef Short Rib, Japanese Tender Valley Rib Eye, Crispy Fish Skin, Duck Banh Mi and more.
Award-winning head bartender Knut Randhem has concocted Asian-inspired cocktail options such as Butcher Boy Negroni (barrel-aged rum, white whisky and plum grenadine), Smoking Carriage Cocktail (Dictador 20 rum, salted caramel syrup, bitters and orange) and more.
An exciting new addition to Singapore’s night scene, Chikin (meaning “chicken” in colloquial Japanese) is a contemporary Yakitori-bar concept that offers an array of Japanese skewers, small plates and a delectable spectrum of house-infused cocktails.
The second and newest venue by lifestyle group Coterie Dining Concepts, Chikin was conceived with the aim of amping up the Yakitori experience through a package of great food, flavourful, tipples and a buzzing trendy bar setting.
Housed within a conservation shophouse at the up-and-coming Bukit Pasoh enclave, Chikin pays tongue in cheek tribute to Japanese popular culture and consumerism both with its out of the box characterisation of traditional Yakitori and cocktails , and with its affordability.
Boldly defying the traditionally premium price points of its offerings, Chikin believes that delicious Yakitori and well crafted cocktails can and should be enjoyed without breaking the bank.
On the ground floor of this three-storey Yakitori bar is where a long bar and open kitchen sits, guests are greeted with wall-to-ceiling murals sprinkled with iconic Pop Art symbols that are enlivened with neon lights and energetic graphics.
Through a climb up the stairway, the bar opens up to a lounge-like space in a dim-lit dining hall catered for cosy sit-down dining and for larger groups.
Over at the third floor, CHIKIN holds a private room space dedicated for functions and small group gatherings. Access to the private party room is by invitation or reservation only.
At Chikin, the authenticity and art of the Yakitori is preserved as cuisine-trained chefs serve up a mouth-watering selection of skewers and small plates. As its name suggests, the menu carries as many parts of the chicken as you can name: thigh, wing, heart, gizzard, tail, windpipe, neck,with other Kushiyaki (meat and vegetable) options grilled to a smoky perfection over Binchotan, a high quality Japanese charcoal.
Conceptualized by award-winning bartender Sam Wong, Chikin’s drinks menu boasts a bevy of up to 20 different cocktails, with a majority of 15 being house-made signature cocktail infusions. Infused over a period of three to four days, each spirit is expertly formulated with various ingredients to deliver a spectrum of subtle to profound flavour profiles. Just prior to serving, Chikin’s bartenders top the infusions off with carefully crafted ingredients to enhance and balance the cocktails.
Long established as one of the most revered names in the Singapore food and beverage industry, the Coriander Leaf restaurant is back to shake up the scene with the opening of the Coriander Leaf Grill, a contemporary grill which offers delectable charcoal grilled dishes with Asian influences. These are perfectly paired up with old and new world wines, draft and craft beers, and signature cocktails.
Located within 12 Ann Siang, a five-storey multi-concept establishment, there are several sections at the Coriander Leaf Grill in which you can enjoy your meal. Whether you prefer to be seated in the main indoor space or relax in its gorgeous courtyard, you will receive unparalleled attention from the excellent in-house crew, always on hand to serve you juicy cuts of steak, lamb chops and grilled hen.
Don’t miss out on the exquisite lime and chilli sorbet, or taking a few sips from the premium selection of fine wines from the restaurant’s enviable wine display wall.
When you’re done, adjourn to the rooftop of the Screening Room and enjoy a tipple while you take in the mesmerising night views of the Central Business District area and Chinatown. How’s that for a night out in Singapore?
Experience the true colours of Japanese Cuisine with 16 casual dining establishments handpicked from Japan, all in one convenient location. Japan food town is the result of a partnership between a cool Japan fund and the Japan Association of overseas promotion for food and restaurants.
At Taki Kyoto Grill & Sake, their master chef will bring you a brand new dining experience.
“Kuzushi-Kappo” is a new branch of Japanese cuisine that originated in Kyoto & it is getting popular worldwide these days. This cuisine is featured with fresh and premium quality food ingredients, handling traditional fine Japanese cuisine with a modern and casual twist.
To serve you the best, Taki imports by air the premium blacked-hair A4 ranked and above Wagyu, such as Matsusaka Beef. They carry a wide range of Japanese Sake collection, from sweet to spicy. Their crew will recommend you the best sake to match with each cuisine.
Birders at Tras Street features awesome Yakitori items and cuploads of craft sake. Swing by and peruse their ever changing menu of craft sake.
At Birders, you will have plenty of creations to choose from; Umami Corn, Curry Croquettas, Caesar Salad, Piman Nikuzume, Takoyaki Karaage, Age Harumaki, Birders Wings, Liver Mousse and more.
Violet Oon Satay Bar & Grill is helmed by Singapore's culinary doyenne and food ambassador, Violet Oon. Centrally located in Singapore’s iconic nightlife destination and historic trade district, Violet Oon Satay Bar & Grill at Clarke Quay pays tribute to the sizzling flavours of Singapore and brings back well-loved satays from Violet Oon’s childhood memories.
Relish the chargrilled scents and flavours of Singapore’s satays, meats, and seafood accompanied with fiery sauces, served alongside signature Nyonya favourites and small bites at the laidback Violet Oon Satay Bar & Grill. With the relaxed charm of yesteryear, guests can dine under a canopy of rattan blade fans reminiscent of satay fans while savouring specialty local tipples and watching their chefs at work over flames in their glassed-in open grill room.
Brainchild of entrepreneur, highly acclaimed restaurateur, Owner and Creative Chef Ricky Ng, Blue Lotus Chinese Eating House has been synonymous with one of the island’s best chilli crab dishes and innovative modern Chinese menus around town.
As the undisputed pioneer of New Age Chinese cuisine, Chef Ng continues to push culinary boundaries by experimenting with myriad flavours and artfully blending these with what today’s discerning diners look for in a meal, adding his unique contemporary spins on traditional and popular dishes to create iconic Blue Lotus dishes.
Tucked in 21 Tanjong Pagar Road is Hansul Korean Dining Bar. Hansul means 'Bottoms Up' in Korean.
Headed by their Group Executive Chef Choi Minchul (who was a former food trainer at Marina Bay Sands), they present to you a breakthrough Korean dining concept! They are the first in Singapore to introduce the Mini Hwaro Grill which is a food trend taking Korea by storm, along with a wide assortment of sumptuous Korean skewers, freshly prepared daily.
With the accompaniment of contemporary Swing Jazz music, the 50 seater Hansul punches way above its weight by being the only bar in Singapore that serves up the most extensive array of Soju, Makgeolli, Cheongju and Korean Cocktails. In addition, they offer a selection of Italian wine and cider.
Let’s Meat Up is a restaurant specialising in charcoal grilled food. Now at Plaza Singapura.
Select from a variety of protein dishes from their menu and choose between RICE or SOBA - It’s that easy to pick. Some of their unique in-house dishes include Cheesy Pork Fries and Sweet Potatoes Fries with Sour Plum Powder.
Located in the epicentre of Suntec City, KURO Izakaya is the newest dining concept by established F&B group Creative Eateries - adding one more brand to their Japanese division which helm household names like Suki-Ya. A new genre to the division, KURO Izayaka is a Japanese gastrobar firing up Robatayaki, Kushiyaki, Small Plates, Sake and Japanese Whisky.
A modish izakaya by night, KURO Izakaya transmutes into a laid-back Ramen Donburi shop by day. Serving popular go-to Japanese comfort food at an affordable price that caters to the hectic lunch hour in the business hub. With more than 10 lunch sets from Classic Chashu Ramen to Dry Ramen including decadently adorn Donburi like all-time favourite Chirashi Don and Buta Yaki Don.
When night falls, and all come out to play, KURO Izakaya fires up some smokey charcoal goodness from its highly-rated Kosei Charcoal Grill. Unlike regular grillers, Kosei Charcoal Grill uses both charcoal and infrared waves; transmitting heat directly to the food without drying resulting in a juicy and earthy charcoal flavour finale.
Opening on 10 December is Weber Store & Training Cente at Joo Chiat. Weber is a premier brand of grill/barbeque equipment. The line of grills, dubbed to be created by grillers, for grillers.
In 1952 George Stephen Sr. was working at Weber Brothers Metal Works in Chicago, Illinois, manufacturing marine buoys when he came up with an idea for a better grill. His invention: a dome-shaped grill with a lid to protect food from the elements, while sealing in that only-from-the-grill barbecue flavor. George Stephen cut a buoy in half, added some air vents and legs and, in the process, invented the grill that would spark a backyard revolution.
Experience French and Thai inspirations coupled with the finest ingredients like Grass Fed Black Angus Sirloin at Chalong, a takeaway kiosk located at Basement 2 near the exit of Tanjong Pagar MRT Station.
Savor their signature dish which is bound to tantalize your palate. Their beef is seasoned with premium Himalayan salt. Japanese Yamagata rice and mi-cuit egg are served together with French red wine sauce.
Hidden within Yoi Sake Bar, Kurama Robatayaki provides an intimate setting to interact with their chefs. Not sure what to look out for when visiting? Keep an eye out for their gated entrance and Godzilla! Simply park yourself at the counter and take your pick from the many ingredients on display, and watch the chefs cook them to perfection over a charcoal grill. True to tradition, the food is then passed to diners using a long wooden paddle.
You might know about Teppanyaki as the Japanese restaurant style where your meal is cooked in front of you. Robatayaki (which translates as “fireside cooking”) is similar, the meal is cooked in front of you, but instead of a hotplate the food are grilled to perfection. Experience it with Kurama Robatayaki.
They pride themselves on serving up variety; their unbeatable steak cuts are complemented by delicious choices of chicken, ribs, seafood, and pasta at a price for everyone.
They're the leader of the pack by emphasizing consistently high quality delicious food delivering a warm, welcoming environment. Their generous portions are moderately priced. their casual atmosphere couldn't be more transporting - it's like you're right there in the Australian Outback.
The Catch Seafood Restaurant & Bar is literally a catch! The former famous seafood restaurant once at Changi, is now at Sunset Way (Clementi).
The epitome of fresh seafood and great service, The Catch ensures only the freshest catch are delivered to your table! Their non-seafood dishes are just as lauded though, and advance orders are necessary for some of these delectable fare. Signatures include their Signature Roast Chicken Stuffed with Glutinous Rice, Boston Lobsters and Lala Clam Boiled In Chinese Wine.
Riverside Grilled Fish 江边城外was founded in 2005 by two good friends who chanced upon the delicious traditional method of grilling fish and topping it off with Ma La sauces while travelling in Wushan Town, Chong Qing. Captivated by the robust and tantalising flavours of the Chong Qing recipes, the two friends set up their first shop in Beijing and soon became known for their unique Chong Qing styled grilled whole fishes made with the freshest ingredients and award-winning sauces.
Snaking long queues outside Riverside Grilled Fish 江边城外became a common sight. Riverside Grilled Fish 江边城外 has since expanded to 54 outlets in China with Singapore being the first Riverside Grilled Fish set up outside of China in Singapore.
Bar-Roque Bar is the bar concept located at the al fresco space outside Bar-Roque Grill restaurant.
Taking centrestage at the newly renovated bar is a collection of infused rhums crafted by Chef Stephane and his team. Having learnt the ways of infusing rhums from the natives during his years of working in the Carribbean, Stephane has taken to experimenting and developing his own recipes, inspired by flavours from Asia.
These rhums were initially offered as an after-dinner drink to regulars quickly gained a fast following, with guests buying their own jars of Rhum Arrangés.
Bar-Roque Bar boasts 6 choices of infused rhums. Named after Chef Stephane's inspirations, guests can sip through an array of flavours such as The Sing (pineapple, red chilli, vanilla), The Thai (mango, Buddha hand lemon, lemongrass), The Frenchie (Strawberries, Apple , vanilla, cinnamon), The Caribbean (coconut, banana, vanilla), Shanghai (lychee, mint and vanilla) and The Aussie (peach and vanilla). And don’t miss out on their savoury and sweet tarte flambés, as well as gastronomic bites.
Housed within the Hotel Vagabond, Fifth Quarter is the brain child of local entrepreneur Loh Lik Peng in partnership with Executive Chef Andrew Nocente.
It is a modern contemporary grill with a strong focus on meat curing. Nocente, an Australian with an Italian heritage, uses traditional methods of curing meats with the aid of modern instruments to maintain the integrity of flavours. True to its name, Fifth Quarter or quinto quartro in Roman, the menu will feature a selection that is derived from all parts of an animal. From a rum-cured pork belly, a salt & pepper tripe to charcuterie favourites such as salami, salsiccia, lardo and coppa, each dish is carefully handcrafted to allow wholesome meaty flavours to shine through.
Elements of smoking, curing and pickling will also be found throughout the menu in sustainable seafood, game, vegetables and even in desserts. Alongside, premium cuts of meat will be grilled at the Josper using a combination of binchotan and mesquite wood chips to complete the culinary offering.
Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel is elevating the experiences of all guests by re-opening the Pool area on Level 5. Updates include newly refurbished pool terrace rooms accompanied with a private terrace area, new pool side cabanas along the outdoor swimming pool, refurbished pool pavilion as well as the award-winning Pool Grill restaurant.
From the moment you progress to Level 5 of this luxury hotel, you will be captivated by a breathtaking tropical oasis of tranquility, where nature, Asian architecture and a picturesque landscape, bring together the harmony of resort-style and city living.
Enter into a gastronomic haven at the refurbished, alfresco Pool Grill restaurant, conveniently located by the pool. Whether you are planning a relaxing lunch or a romantic dinner, catching up with friends over Sunday Brunch or chilling with a refreshing cocktail by the pool, this restaurant exceeds all expectations with an extensive food and beverage menu.
Boasting a new selection of tasty Western treats, perfectly grilled meats and our signature table-side Caesar salad, a la carte highlights include Seared Lamb Loin, inspired by a traditional Wellington; Fresh Tuna with Balsamic Syrup & Garlic Skordalia; Seafood Platter of Oysters, Crab Legs, Live Prawns and Boston Lobster; Rare Yellow Fin Tuna Tataki with Compressed Watermelon, Goat Cheese Mousse, Chia & Flax Seeds; Chilled Honey Melon Soup with Poached Prawns & Serrano Ham; Banoffee with Toffee & Banana; and more.
Brunch highlights include Specialty Eggs (cooked any style) with Smoked Cod Fish, Avocado, Chilli Tomato Salsa, Coriander Verdi & Fried Tortilla Bread; Singapore Chilli Crab Omelette with Onion, Coriander, Tomato & Hash Brown; Marriott Club Sandwich; Iberico Pork Cutlet with Fig & Onion Compote, Charcutiere Sauce; premium cheeses; and more.
Spacious and welcoming, the 42-sqm Pool Terrace room boasts intuitively-designed details, cleanlines and soothing hues to create a cozy, brilliant stay right in the heart of Singapore. Each guest room is equipped with thoughtful state-of-the-art furnishings, including a 46-inch Full-HD Smart TV, plush bedding, floor-to-ceiling windows, a bath tub, an extended vanity area and more. As the sun rises, step out onto your very own veranda that opens up to stunning views of the glittering, refurbished swimming pool. Alternatively, chill under the enchanting starry night sky as you sip on cocktails in the comforts of your veranda.
The perfect home within a home, the indulgences on Level 5 are not only endless, they are all within easy reach. Relaxation comes easy with direct access to the hotel’s renovated swimming pool that is lined with new, stylish cabanas and deck chairs.
RedBank Bar & Grill is committed to providing Singapore a uniquely American dining experience.
The menu focus is primarily East Coast favourites (Maryland crab cakes, New England clam chowder) and classic American fare (US grain-fed steaks, ribs and regional seafood) prepared the traditional way on a grill.
The Josper charcoal grill will impart the traditional outdoor BBQ flavour to many of the featured menu items.
Bringing you the outdoor BBQ experience indoors!
You will not have to think twice where to catch your Sunday Night Football!
Offering one of the largest al fresco dining areas along Orchard Road and a private room with attached entrance and balcony, RedBank is also the perfect venue for events.
Melt Bar is Singapore's first and only grilled cheese shop.
Created by two American expats in advertising, Melt Bar is bringing American funked up gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches for the first time to Singapore.
Hailing from South Africa, Nando’s is an award-winning casual dining restaurant chain blazing across the world with its Afro-Portuguese PERi-PERi Flame Grilled Chicken. Few who have tried Nando’s PERi-PERi Flame Grilled Chicken can deny the smoky allure of its juicy flesh, cooked to perfection and enlivened with the fiery heat of the flaming red spice – the African Bird’s Eye Chilli.
Here’s the secret to the Nando’s PERi-PERi chicken that has fans coming back over and over again – they are fresh, never frozen. The chickens are left to luxuriate for 24 hours in a secret marinade, butterfly-cut and flame grilled that shaves off excess fat from the bird while transforming the skin into a burnished crisp.
Hot on the heels of the popular halal-certified FIX Cafe, The Food Explorer F&B Group has just released the newest addition to their brand of casual eateries. Here comes FIX Grill, a casual mediterranean grill concept.
Built on the same promise as FIX Cafe, FIX Grill offers “Original Handmade Goods” of the edible kind and sets itself apart with a few choice touches.
The kitchen’s attention to detail can be seen in its range of creative appetisers, each component carefully put together to achieve a harmony of flavours in each dish. One such appetiser is the Watermelon and Prawn Salad. The watermelon cubes in the salad are first compressed, concentrating and enhancing the sweetness of each morsel, before being topped with contrasting flavours of crumbled feta, crunchy almonds and poached prawns and finished with a honey lemon verbena dressing.
Another appetiser not to be missed is the Hokkaido Scallops on Quinoa. These plump scallops are sweet & juicy and lend a delicious flavour to the bed of quinoa and grilled corn it sits on, perfectly complemented with a homemade romesco sauce.
Coming with a group of friends? The Assorted FIX Grill Platter of Skewers makes a great dish for sharing. This is no ordinary platter of meat cubes, expect creative items like Greek Beef Keftedes skewers, Lamb Moussaka skewers, Chicken Tsukune Yakitori skewers and Homemade Prawn & Fish Cake skewers, all grilled to perfection and served with a delicious homemade pumpkin mash and potato crisps.
There is a good selection of mains with sufficient variety to suit any palate. Pasta lovers can choose between the vegetarian Primavera Pasta, Seafood Pasta in a light broth or a hearty Homemade Beef Lasagna.
Meat lovers will delight in the Bone-in Beef Shortribs, slow-cooked for 24 hours to achieve a succulent texture and delicious beefy flavour. Or the Slow-Roasted Half Chicken which is tender, juicy and served with a porcini cream sauce.
Seafood lovers have not been missed with a FIX Lobster Roll featuring chunks of meat from a whole lobster tail in a creamy mayonnaise in a buttery soft homemade brioche bun. The Pan-seared Salmon on Wild Rice also makes for a great kid-friendly dish.
A perfect accompaniment to the dishes from the grill, FIX Grill also offers a range of Handcrafted Sodas made from fresh fruits and herbs. Take your pick from Strawberry & Sweet Basil, Pineapple & Passionfruit, Ginger & Lime or Kiwi & Mint, all refreshing in taste and delightfully colourful.
FYR Cycene Ond Drinc (pronounced as FIRE Kitchen And Drink) is the newest casual dining restaurant in central business district.
Against the backdrop of Chinatown’s historic allure, FYR promises an intriguing experience that harks back to a simpler time. Rustic décor and storied wall murals lend the restaurant a distinct olden-day charm. Even its moniker is as old as time — it is the etymology of fire. Fire is one of the most important elements in life, especially in cooking. They aim to peel back the layers of complexity to produce food that can bring you a lot of joy.
All of FYR’s cuisines and dishes are whipped up using the Josper Charcoal Oven. This culinary practice pays tribute to a time when food was cooked atop wood chunks and over a roaring fire. The chefs of FYR use lychee wood, which gives the dishes a wonderful smoky note that is tinged with sweetness.
FYR purveys an array of authentic, modern cuisines that perfectly captures the European culture. The chefs opt for herbs and spices found in the Southeast Asian region and use them to enliven the dishes. The dishes, varying from grilled meat to seafood, will be an instant hit with Singaporeans, who possess an inclination towards spicy food.
Some of the mainstays at FYR include: Baked Freshly-Shucked Oysters: noble sweet paprika, roasted garlic, chilli padi, spring onion and calamansi all lend a distinctive quality to the fresh and succulent oysters. Grain-fed US Holstein Cow Ribeye 365 Days: this glorious slab of ribeye, cooked to perfection, comes with house salad with java curry dressing and a choice of either buttered cassava or mashed potato.
Whole Maine Lobster: this gigantic lobster, sprawled across the plate, is bound to turn heads. The aroma of the shallot lemongrass béchamel will also waft through the air and whet appetites. Seafood Linguine: tossed with al dente pasta is a potpourri of seafood ingredients as well as lobster bisque, laksa leaves and Thai basil.
Wash these great cuisines down with FYR’s special concoctions. The Apple Rosemary is a delightful blend of fresh apple juice, fresh rosemary and infused lemon syrup. The tangy Lime and Mint is a mix of fresh lime, mint leaves and mint syrup, and will help to cleanse palates.
The Ginger Lemongrass, made with lemon tea, fresh ginger and lemongrass, will help to invigorate senses. The sweet Hibiscus Mint features hibiscus tea, fresh apple juice and infused mint syrup.
Another unique concoction that FYR offers is Grilled Fresh Fruit Juice – expect a rich and caramelized flavour as the bartenders grill the seasonal fruits before juicing. Merrymakers can also quaff the restaurant’s fine selection of red and white wines.
An airship under steam, Copper’s soul purpose is the voyage through and beyond an array of delectable cuisines, taking your taste buds into a realm beyond your wildest dreams. The moment you enter Copper on the lower deck, you will be greeted with Dr Sparks’ beef bar, which houses the largest selection of Gin on the equatorial line.
The bar has over 30 labels to choose from, also offering gourmet bar bites like the Mac & Cheese Balls and Bone Marrow Crostini.
A restaurant will be opening on the top floor specialising in grilled meats.
The Lawn is a new specialty grill & salad café in Singapore.
Where you will get to fully customize your own salad, pair your favorite perky greens to your favorite premium grills, topped with the audacious teasing flavors of their unique dressings, without a hefty bill to go along with it.
Grilled toppings on the menu include char-grilled garlic prawns, aceto balsamic beef cuts, chicken with Maple infusion and Worcestershire black pepper duck.
Baja Fresh Mexican Grill will be opening Baja Fresh Express, its third and latest outlet this April within Singapore’s Central Business District, at The Sail.
The restaurant provides seating for 35 seated indoors and up to 15 at its alfresco area. This outlet is designed in an express format to cater to the busy breakfast and lunch traffic in the area, providing quick meals and takeaways for the business crowd, without skimping on taste and nourishment.
Forget wilted salads and cold deli sandwiches eaten at the office desk. For a mid-weekday burst of flavour and nutrition, go for the hearty, bold flavours of a chicken tortilla soup, grilled shrimp and steak burrito, or spicy chicken tacos, all freshly made at Baja Fresh Express.
Fish & Co. Seafood Shack is the latest fast dining concept extended from the acclaimed seafood guru Fish & Co.
The restaurant caters to time-strapped diners by offering a partial-service system where orders are taken at a main counter before self-collection of food. Expect Fish & Co.’s signature dishes such as fried calamari, the best fish & chips in town and grilled salmon cajun and at the same time. The Seafood Shack also offers exclusive items such as burgers, mini starter platters, fried chicken wings and pizzas by the slice for those in a rush.
Fish & Co. Seafood Shack features the same fun active brand persona and is designed to evoke a sense of adventure that complements its location within S.E.A. Aquarium.
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