The TOP 10 Romantic Restaurants in Singapore

What is it? VUE sits on the rooftop level of OUE Bayfront, a ten-minute walk from Merlion Park. This fine dining destination holds a Wine Spectator Excellence Award and focuses on contemporary grills and seafood.

Why we love it: The price point is high, but the combination of a Wine Spectator-recognized cellar and a focus on open-fire cooking justifies the entry fee. With over 1,500 guests rating it highly, the kitchen maintains a consistent standard that leans into luxury without feeling overly rehearsed.

Good to Know: Given the emphasis on grills, VUE serves its best when you pair the wood-fired selections with a vintage from the award-winning wine list.

What is it? Fiz sits at 21 Tg Pagar Rd, right next to the Fairfield Methodist Church. This fine-dining destination holds a Michelin Green Star for its contemporary, creative, and vegan-focused approach to cooking.

Why we love it: The restaurant commands a 4.94 rating from over 300 guests, a rare consistency for a kitchen balancing avant-garde techniques with a strictly vegan menu. It is an expensive, deliberate affair that transforms the expectations of plant-based fine dining into a romantic, focused experience.

Good to Know: Fiz requires a smart and elegant dress code, so save the casual wear for your walk through nearby Telok Ayer Park.

What is it? Les Amis sits at 1 Scotts Rd in the Shaw Centre. This fine dining destination holds three Michelin stars and a Grand Award from Wine Spectator.

Why we love it: It remains the standard for those seeking a classic contemporary French experience. The menu leans into precision, balancing high-end gastronomy with a level of rigor that explains its five-star rating from Forbes Travel Guide. While the nearby ION Orchard and The Paragon draw significant foot traffic, the restaurant provides a quiet, refined contrast to the intensity of the surrounding district.

Good to Know: Given its status as a French institution, Les Amis requires guests to adhere to a strict smart and elegant dress code to match the room’s atmosphere.

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, which informs the restaurant's focus on seafood within a contemporary Asian menu. The venue holds a Wine Spectator Excellence Award.

Why we love it: The price point matches the intensity of the setting, which is designed for romantic fine dining. With a guest rating of 4.61 from 653 reviews, it stands out for guests seeking a luxury atmosphere within proximity to both the Adventure Cove Waterpark and Palawan Beach.

Good to Know: Ocean Restaurant enforces a smart and elegant dress code, so plan your wardrobe accordingly for this fine dining environment.

What is it? Bistecca Tuscan Steakhouse sits on 26 Mohamed Sultan Rd, a short fifteen-minute walk from the National Museum of Singapore. The restaurant holds the no. 37 spot on the World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants list.

Why we love it: This is an expensive, grill-focused destination that avoids the sterile feel of many high-end steakhouses by leaning into a romantic, contemporary Italian aesthetic. While many venues near Orchard Road trade on proximity, the steakhouse draws a consistent crowd—supported by a 4.76 rating—precisely because it remains committed to a formal, fine-dining experience.

Good to Know: The smart and elegant dress code at Bistecca Tuscan Steakhouse is strictly observed, so expect to see the terrace and main dining room filled with patrons dressed for the occasion.

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

Why we love it: This venue balances traditional and modern Asian influences with a price point that reflects its fine dining approach. With 676 reviews resulting in a 4.66 rating, it remains a consistent choice for diners who prefer a formal, elegant setting over the typical casual fare found elsewhere in Singapore.

Good to Know: The terrace at Kotuwa offers a view that pairs best with the restaurant’s fine dining pace; arrive in smart and elegant attire to match the atmosphere.

What is it? Spago sits on Level 57 of Tower 2 at 10 Bayfront Avenue, inside the Marina Bay Sands hotel. It is a fine dining destination positioned 100 meters from the Marina Bay Sands Casino.

Why we love it: The restaurant commands a position 500 meters from the ArtScience Museum, offering an elevated perspective of the city that few other international, modern, and contemporary venues in the area can replicate. With a guest rating of 4.71 from nearly 2,000 reviews, it remains a reliable choice for those navigating the high-price tier of the Marina Bay Sands district.

Good to Know: The dress code at Spago is smart and elegant, so prioritize structured tailoring when planning your visit to the outdoor terrace.

What is it? Willow sits at 39 Hongkong St, a ten-minute walk from the Asian Civilisations Museum. It holds a Michelin star and operates within the upper tier of Singapore’s pricing spectrum.

Why we love it: This venue distinguishes itself through a rigorous approach to contemporary fusion, providing a level of polish that justifies the expense. Its focus on fine dining creates a rare, intimate environment—a stark contrast to the nearby bustle surrounding the National Gallery Singapore and Merlion Park.

Good to Know: Willow maintains a smart and elegant dress code that reflects the quiet, romantic tone of its modern dining room.

What is it? Thevar sits at 16 Mohamed Sultan Rd, a short fifteen-minute walk from the National Museum of Singapore and roughly ten minutes from Fort Canning Park. This fine dining restaurant holds two Michelin stars and is currently recognized as one of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants.

Why we love it: Thevar pulls off a high-wire act by blending South East Asian and Indian influences into a singular fusion style. While the luxury price point sets a certain expectation, the kitchen justifies it with a technical precision that keeps the venue consistently popular with diners.

Good to Know: The kitchen’s approach to South East Asian fusion often leans on bold spice profiles, so keep your dress code sharp—smart and elegant attire is required for the space.

What is it? Zén holds three Michelin stars and sits on 41 Bukit Pasoh Rd. You will find it a five-minute walk from the Chinatown Heritage Centre and an eight-minute stroll from the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum.

Why we love it: It earns its place as a top-tier destination by blending modern fusion techniques with an intense focus on creative, fine dining. With a ranking of 56 on the list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants and 61 on the 2024 La Liste, the kitchen delivers a precision that justifies its high-end price point.

Good to Know: The creative menu at Zén demands a smart and elegant wardrobe, so leave the casual wear behind before heading to the Ann Siang Hill area.