The Singapore Edition

Sarai Thai is an upscale thai dining venue located in Tanglin Mall that hits that sweetspot for a calm weeknight dinner, especially with AMEX Love Dining in your pocket. The venue is a spacious and upscale and the service team is excellent.

I remember when Um Yong Baek first opened at Boon Tat Street, it arrived with the force of a cultural event. Lines wrapped around the corner for hours, locals rubbed shoulders with Korean expats and the air carried a distinct scent of a Busan specialty - dwaejigukbap. The restaurant's Singapore debut introduced many to what Koreans consider the ultimate comfort food, especially beloved after a long night of soju and karaoke.

Though the pricing echoes its location and not every dish feels entirely worth the premium, the inclusion of Sen of Japan in the AMEX Love Dining program changes this equation. For us, the 50 % off makes sense and with the restaurant literally steps away from the Sands Theatre, it makes perfect sense for this restaurant to be our pre-theatre dining option.

estaurant Fiz, in the last 8 months have definitely improved on their service. The team is well oiled and seemed genuinely happy to be serving and chatting. I love that the food this time is still consistently delightful and flavoursome. Like I mentioned before, Restaurant Fiz is filling a large gap in the fine dining space for our Muslim friends. They are not halal certified because they serve alcohol, but all their meats are halal sourced. It is a wonderful place for a wond

Yi by Jereme Leung is one of those restaurants that quietly commands respect. Found within Raffles Hotel Singapore, it merges refinement, authenticity and some beautifully executed chinese food. For anyone seeking a polished yet soulful dim sum experience, Yi by Jereme Leung should be on your list.

Tucked within the stately Maxwell Reserve Autograph Collection, Polo Bar is every bit the visual homage to the British Occupation in Singapore. Dark wood panels, gleaming brass accents and deep upholstery that whisper clubs of secrets from our colonial masters. This is a restaurant that is designed to bring you back into the past, with equestrian motifs and military uniforms across the hallways.

We had been struck out twice before, with doors shut tight during its opening period, but on our third try, Apartment Roastery at Jalan Riang finally welcomed us in. Located in the quiet estate of Jalan Riang, along the likes of Clovelly and La Pazziola, this weekend only outpost from Apartment Coffee comes with pedigree. Currently sitting as the World's No. 6 coffee shop and Asia's top roaster per the 2025 World's 100 Best Coffee Shops List.

Perched on Level 70 of Swissotel The Stamford, you take an unassuming lift behind the hotel brasserie up and get greeted by one of the most spectacular dining views in Singapore - a sweeping panaroma that stretches from MBS, Gardens by the bay, Clarke Quay and beyond. Few spots in Singapore can match this vantage point for atmosphere alone.

Da Shi Jia Big Prawn Mee has been sitting at Killiney Road since 2018 and it is considered one of the newer hei mee (or prawn noodle) stalls in Singapore. When you ask Singaporeans about the worthy contenders of best prawn noodles in Singapore, you'd typically get Beach Road Prawn Noodles, River South Hoe Nam, Jalan Sultan Prawn Noodles, Zion Road Big Prawn Noodle, Da Dong Prawn Noodles and Whitley Road Big Prawn Noodles.

Pizza Studio Tamaki, or PST is a famous pizzeria that has Tokyo-Neapolitan style pizzas. It was founded by Tsubasa Tamaki and has since built a strong reputation internationally, including listings in the Michelin Bib Gourmand as well as the Top 100 Pizzas in the world. What is so special you might ask? The pizzeria uses a unique dough made from a proprietary blend of high hydration Japanese flour and undergoes a 30 hour fermentation process to get a pizza crust that is puffy

Cherry Garden by Chef Fei at Mandarin Oriental Singapore reopened in July 2025 with a refreshed modern look featuring the hotel's updated MO modern colour palette. The restaurant has contemporary touches with subtle oriental design. We thought it felt more elegant and serene as compared to the previous dark wood theme.

Scarpetta has been on the list of to try for a period of time now. For some reason, it keeps evading us. So one day on a very rainy mid week, we decided to head down to Scarpetta. We arrived at 7pm and were told that the next seating would be between 8.15-8.45pm. There was not so much to do so we hung around and waited. In the next ten minutes, another 4-5 groups put their names down and the next available seating was now 9.15-9.45. That is the popularity of Scarpetta in the