Get set to sample global flavours and cuisines at the unparalleled dining options in Sentosa, Singapore, where discovery never ends.
At Sentosa, a stunning island resort off Singapore’s southern coast, global flavours and cuisines come together to tempt all kinds of discerning palates. When here, indulge your cravings, explore new dining establishments, and pamper your senses to the bests in the culinary world. After all, when there’s 120 dining venues to choose from, discovery never ends!
Travel+Leisure India & South Asia has picked seven dining establishments to help make this culinary trail through Sentosa a tad bit easier.
Dining at Sentosa
Royal Taj
Exuding a stylish interior and contemporary dining atmosphere, Royal Taj brings the finest Indian cuisine to Sentosa. Nestled within a restored colonial building, this luxe space brings a taste of history to the table, all repackaged with a modern twist. Think tandoori kebabs, Indian curries, naan and mouthwatering biryanis. Add to this a selection of vegetarian and international dishes that complete the all-day dining menu, executive lunch, and lavish dinner buffet spreads.
Sol & Ora
Latin for ‘the Sun and the Shore’, Sol & Ora takes its diners on an epicurean Latin Mediterranean journey over a three-course dinner. Sitting tall atop The Outpost Hotel in Sentosa, the culinary haven boasts stunning sea views through the day, with a side of fireworks display post sunset. Best part? It’s open all day every day, and doubles as the go-to destination for all occasions!
Dusk Restaurant & Bar
Picture watching the sun setting into the horizon of Sentosa while dining in an alfresco seating that opens to panoramic views of HarbourFront & Sentosa Island. That’s Dusk Restaurant & Bar for you! Perched 100 metres above sea level and surrounded by a lush rainforest, the restaurant-bar at picturesque Mount Faber Peak crafts Modern European cuisines with specially curated wines and signature nitro-frosted cocktails. Be it a romantic date night or casual get-together, this is the place to be!
International Food Street
Complete with an eye-catching row of Kombi vans, food trucks and containers that offer a collection of eight international street food concepts — and thus the name –International Food Street lines the beach of Central Beach Bazaar. When here or before heading to Sentosa Musical Fountain, Wings of Time or even the beach, devour light bites and snacks from the likes of cities like London and Tokyo. What’s more — spend a minimum of SGD 5 to enjoy the best views of Sentosa SkyJet and the Sentosa Musical Fountain show.
Greenwood Fish Market
If you’re a seafood connoisseur through and through, Greenwood Fish Market is your paradise. Offering fresh seafood combined with top-tier culinary craftsmanship, this place is ideal to spend your afternoon sipping on crisp fine wine while gazing at beautiful yachts backdropped by stunning sunsets. When here, savour refined Western, Asian, and Japanese cuisine to make it a memorable seafood experience every step of the way.
Panamericana
Tucked away from the typical tourist buzz, Panamericana at the Sentosa Golf Club is a top-spot for views of South China Sea vistas, including the scintillating Straits of Singapore. Enjoy stellar cocktails, impressive wines and spirits, and delicious flavours at this Argentinian and Latin American bar and grill.
Trapizza
A casual Italian eatery located on Siloso Beach, Trapizza is a large dining space with a bold menu featuring authentic, hearty dishes from the European nation. Add to this creative re-interpretations of classic cocktails guaranteeing a memorable dining experience with stunning beach views of Sentosa.
So, what are you waiting for? Head to any of the 120 dining experiences at Sentosa, discover a new favourite dish with a side of views, and make it a memorable vacation at Sentosa, a place where discovery never ends. Click here for more details.
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