MICHELIN Guide Singapore
Shang Palace
- Shangri-La Hotel, Lobby Level, 22 Orange Grove Road, 258350, Singapore
- 56 - 328 SGD • Cantonese
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MICHELIN Guide Singapore
Shang Palace
- Shangri-La Hotel, Lobby Level, 22 Orange Grove Road, 258350, Singapore
- 56 - 328 SGD • Cantonese
MICHELIN Guide’s Point Of View

With a graceful dining room reminiscent of a Chinese garden, Shang Palace serves an extensive menu dominated by old-time Cantonese classics that are hard to find elsewhere, such as grilled chicken liver and pork fat skewers, and deep-fried pork fat medallions stuffed with crabmeat. Order the deep-fried whole boneless chicken stuffed with glutinous rice one day ahead and ask the servers about the slow-boiled soups that exude rich deep flavours.
- m One MICHELIN Star: High quality cooking, worth a stop!
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T Air conditioning
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V American Express credit card
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Booking essential
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f Car park
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China UnionPay
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Credit card / Debit card accepted
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JCB
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} Mastercard credit card
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N Particularly interesting wine list
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û Restaurant offering vegetarian menus
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K Valet parking
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X Visa credit card
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a Wheelchair access
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