Once stigmatised as a sign of loneliness or isolation, dining solo has shed its negative connotations over time. Nowadays, it's perfectly normal to savour a meal alone, selecting dishes tailored to one's preferences and relishing each bite without distraction. The joy of solitary dining, devoid of the pressures of communal meals, has led to the widespread adoption of this "eating alone" culture.
Food offers immense pleasure and satisfaction, regardless of whether one is dining solo or with company. Even when eating alone, it's essential to approach it with earnestness and appreciation. Singapore boasts a plethora of outstanding dining establishments, and our MICHELIN Guide inspectors have meticulously considered the requirements of solo diners, including seating options and portion sizes, to curate a selection of restaurants each with its own unique flavours and characteristics. Indulge in a tranquil solo dining experience, immersing yourself in the carefully crafted culinary journey offered by these MICHELIN establishments.
Table for One: The Best Places for Solo Dining in Singapore
9 Restaurants
Food offers immense pleasure and satisfaction, regardless of whether one is dining solo or with company. Our MICHELIN Guide inspectors have meticulously considered the requirements of solo diners in Singapore, including seating options and portion sizes, to curate a selection of restaurants each with its own unique flavours and characteristics.
Updated on
14 May 2024
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Rates in MYR for 1 night, 1 guest
Rates in MYR for 1 night, 1 guest