Les TOP 10 des restaurants de fruits de mer à Singapour

What is it? Level 33 sits at 8 Marina Blvd, #33-01 Tower 1. It is a fine dining venue situated a seven-minute walk from the ArtScience Museum and just over 500 meters from Marina Bay Sands.

Why we love it: While many venues in this district lean heavily into their proximity to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Level 33 pairs its international and fusion menu with a dedicated terrace that makes the height of the floor a structural feature rather than an afterthought. Its 4.64 rating across thousands of reviews reflects a consistent standard that justifies the premium price tier.

Good to Know: The smart and elegant dress code at Level 33 is best navigated by opting for polished layers; the terrace seating is exposed to the elements, making a light jacket essential regardless of the evening humidity.

What is it? LAVO sits on Level 57 of Tower 1 at 10 Bayfront Avenue within the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. It is a 100-metre walk from the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark and 300 metres from The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.

Why we love it? The venue combines Italian, seafood, and modern influences into a high-end dining experience that justifies its premium price point. With over 5,000 guests contributing to its 4.64 rating, it remains a consistent draw for those seeking a fine dining atmosphere near the ArtScience Museum.

Good to Know: The smart and elegant dress code at LAVO is best suited for those opting for a full Italian meal paired with a selection from the bar.

What is it? Atlas is a Michelin-starred restaurant located at 600 N Bridge Rd inside Parkview Square. It sits a four-minute walk from Raffles City Shopping Centre and is roughly a six-minute walk from the National Gallery Singapore.

Why we love it: The kitchen focuses on Japanese fusion and seafood, earning a high 4.77 rating from over 4,000 diners. This venue captures the premium end of the market, balancing its Michelin-star status with the architectural weight of its Parkview Square address.

Good to Know: Atlas requires a smart and elegant dress code to match its fine dining service, so leave the casual wear for your stroll toward Merlion Park.

What is it? Burnt Ends sits at 7 Dempsey Road, roughly a fifteen-minute walk from the Singapore Botanic Gardens. This modern grill holds a Michelin star and maintains a position on the list of The World's 50 Best Restaurants.

Why we love it: While many venues across the city lean into quiet formality, Burnt Ends focuses on the intensity of contemporary grill work. It earns its place among the world’s elite by stripping back the artifice of fine dining to prioritize the fire itself.

Good to Know: The kitchen’s modern, grill-focused menu changes daily, so check the board for the current offering before committing to your order.

Qu'est-ce que c'est ? VUE apporte une approche pointue et gastronomique au cœur de Singapour. La salle vibre au rythme d'un mélange de couples intimes et de groupes plus nombreux rassemblés autour de tables bien dressées. Vous ressentez l'énergie raffinée dès que l'hôte vous accompagne à l'intérieur.

Pourquoi on l'adore : La carte des vins étendue transforme un dîner ici en un événement organisé. C'est un cadre idéal pour un rendez-vous ; la soirée commence souvent par un verre au bar avant de passer à une table pour le repas principal. L'atmosphère reste animée mais composée, convenant aussi bien aux groupes festifs qu'aux conversations calmes.

Bon à savoir : La carte des vins de VUE comprend des étiquettes rares que le personnel peut vous présenter en fonction de vos préférences.

What is it? Ocean Restaurant sits on level B1M of the Equarius Hotel at Resorts World Sentosa. It is a five-minute walk from the S.E.A. Aquarium and holds a Wine Spectator Excellence Award.

Why we love it: The restaurant provides a rare, high-end setting for those seeking a fine dining experience that bridges contemporary, Asian, and seafood traditions. It leans into its proximity to the aquarium to create a distinct, romantic atmosphere that remains rare in the city, justifying its position at the higher end of the local price spectrum.

Good to Know: Given the Ocean Restaurant focus on contemporary seafood and Asian flavors, pair your selection with a label from their wine list to make the most of their Wine Spectator Excellence Award.

Qu'est-ce que c'est ? Shisen Hanten ancre la scène de la restauration formelle à Singapour. La pièce est immédiate et intentionnelle. Vous remarquez l'énergie vive du personnel dès que vous passez le poste d'accueil. C'est un espace conçu pour des repas longs et structurés où de grands groupes se réunissent souvent pour des déjeuners de célébration.

Pourquoi nous l'adorons : La carte des vins étendue fournit une base sophistiquée à l'expérience, offrant des accords qui gèrent la complexité avec aisance. Nous aimons le rythme du personnel en salle ; les serveurs se déplacent avec une autorité calme et expérimentée, débarrassant les tables et remplissant les verres sans interrompre le flux de la conversation. Chaque détail semble conçu pour la constance et la concentration technique.

Bon à savoir : Le Mapo Tofu signature de Shisen Hanten offre une chaleur subtile et progressive qui souligne la maîtrise des épices de la cuisine.

What is it? Kotuwa sits at 46 Kim Yam Rd, in the New Bahru School Block. It is a modern Asian restaurant located a fifteen-minute walk from the National Museum of Singapore and roughly eighteen minutes from the edges of Orchard Road.

Why we love it: Kotuwa creates a specific blend of traditional and modern Asian flavors that feels intentional, rather than experimental. Its positioning near Fort Canning Park—a twenty-minute stroll away—makes it an outlier for those avoiding the commercial crush of the city center. With nearly 700 diners contributing to a 4.66 rating, the venue succeeds in maintaining a consistent fine dining standard while remaining accessible.

Good to Know: The dress code at Kotuwa is smart and elegant, so prioritize a tailored aesthetic to match the refined dining room and terrace.

What is it? Spago sits on Level 57 of Tower 2 at 10 Bayfront Avenue inside Marina Bay Sands. It is a fine dining destination positioned 100 metres from the Marina Bay Sands Casino and a short five-minute walk from the ArtScience Museum.

Why we love it: While many spots in this corner of the city rely solely on location, Spago earns its keep through an international and modern menu that justifies the premium pricing. With nearly 2,000 reviews settling at a 4.71 rating, it balances high-volume service with a commitment to contemporary craft that keeps the room buzzing despite the proximity to the crowded shops at Marina Bay Sands.

Good to Know: The dress code at Spago is strictly smart and elegant; skip the resort wear and opt for a jacket or evening dress to match the outdoor terrace setting.

What is it? Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine (Orchard) is a Michelin-starred restaurant located on Orchard Turn. It sits at #03-05 ION Orchard, just a 50-metre stroll from the main mall entrance.

Why we love it: This is a refined departure from the bustling energy of the surrounding Orchard shopping belt. It manages a higher price point than the mall’s casual quick-bites while maintaining a 4.57 rating across hundreds of reviews, balancing its luxury status with a consistent execution of traditional Teochew seafood and Chinese specialties.

Good to Know: The formal dress code at Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine (Orchard) warrants a jacket or structured attire, as the dining room leans into a smart, elegant aesthetic that complements its location on the third floor of ION Orchard.