Singapore Food Trails

Singapore's Chinatown is a treasure trove of Bib Gourmand eateries that boasts various culinary styles and local Chinese cuisines. Check out what our inspectors recommend — including MICHELIN-listed kaya toast!

On the hunt for good eats? Tanjong Pagar, Amoy, and Telok Ayer make up a trio of districts that are rich in culinary gems spanning numerous cooking styles and cuisines, while focusing more on MICHELIN-Starred, Bib Gourmand, and MICHELIN-listed restaurants. Head over if you're in the mood for an unforgettable sit-down meal!

A local gastronomic hotspot, the Jurong area is a district that's rich in hawker stalls and cheap eats. Here, there's always something for everyone. Check out what our MICHELIN Guide inspectors recommend!

Known to be a tourist destination where some of Singapore's most iconic structures can be found, Marina Bay is also home to a wide variety of upscale dining destinations for a meal (or four) to remember.

Praised as one of Singapore's most colourful historical districts, strolling around Little India makes for an absolutely unique experience with its myriad of shops selling all types of trinkets, spices, and food.

One of the hottest locations in Singapore, Outram Park is a stone's throw away from some of the city's biggest names in food. Its vibrant nightlife and eclectic mix of both cultural and gastronomical gems makes it a must-visit area when making a trip to the Lion City.

Teeming with life, laughter, and a lot of local eats, Geylang has evolved into a food destination for late-night bites and delicious durian. The next time you're in the area, stop by these MICHELIN restaurants and street food stalls for a taste of local Singapore.

The Singapore MRT station for those keen to visit The National Gallery, the historic Raffles Hotel, or to do a bit of shopping and café hopping, City Hall also is also home to a number of MICHELIN restaurants of different leagues that'll surely wow and impress.