City: Sentosa Island
Top Restaurants in Sentosa Island
Singapore Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sentosa Island
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Sentosa Island. Sentosa is Singapore’s premier island resort getaway. This 500-hectare resort island is home to an exciting array of themed attractions, award-winning spa retreats, and resort accommodations alongside lush rainforests and golden sandy beaches. Popular attractions among business and leisure visitors include Wings of Time – an award winning night show, the iconic Sentosa Merlion, as well as Madame Tussauds Singapore.
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10. Meta Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Meta â meaning change, alternation, and alteration â serves up classic French-inspired cuisine with an Asian twist in a stylish setting. It was awarded one Michelin star in 2017 and 2018. Nestled in the Bukit Pasoh conservation area, in the heart of Keong
Reviewed By Haebee
The restaurent is extremely noisy, and difficult to sustain a decent table conversation without having to shout. We enjoyed the complimentary starters. Once the courses were served, we found the portions very small. Their plating was exceptionally pretty! The service was extremely slow, we were kept waiting a long time in between courses, consequently we finished our dinner very late. Beef tartare was rather spicy. The oysters were much appreciated as the sauce was fabulous albeit spicy. The abalone was tender and delicious. The lamb rib was tender and delicious. Dessert was good and creative.
9. Dancing Crab
Overall Ratings
4 based on 554 reviews
Reviewed By Caramon76
We are delighted that we choose dancing crab (vivo city) as our anniversary celebration. The food was great, friendly staff who gave us a surprise treat for our anniversary dinner. A small gesture but it definitely win our heart. What a nice way to end a great evening. Thank you for the effort and we will be back again soon.
8. Hai Di Lao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By Chan K
Fantastic service & food are fresh. Varieties of sauces to Choose from.Even though has to Q for hours but they keep u occupied-for u to find out ....Thumb up
7. Din Tai Fung (RWS Branch)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By Xraydiant
This restaurant is part of a chain, but does really excellent steamed bao and dim sum. The dishes arrive as and when prepared - tapas-style. So be prepared to get your meal in stages. The management really should explain this system in advance, on their menus, as it can otherwise lead to unnecessary angst!
6. Din Tai Fung
Overall Ratings
4 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By LamN_12
The reason for DTFâs success is they serve not great, but decent-quality food at fairly reasonable prices. Service at this outlet is more pro-active than at other branches, although most staff members come from China and their English is still quite limited. All restaurants in Singapore must charge 7% GST, and service charge is almost always 10%. Only hawker stalls and food courts are GST-free, and they donât have service charge. So you can safely ignore rednecksâ reviews.
5. Food Republic Foodcourt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Reviewed By btreid
Wow! Asian food court in a very classy, 1940s style decor. Lovely place to eat authentic Asian food. We had the roast pork/chicken, shrimp wonton soup combo (first stall on your left) and it was a hearty and delicious meal. We ate here after visiting Universal Studios and I think people eat here after visiting the theme park. Lots choices. Highly recommended.
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4. The Wine & Gourmet Friends (Wine & Pork Specialist)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
TWGF is a warm and cosy space designated for you and your friends to come over and enjoy Asian tapas, with a great selection of quality wines to boost. A Wine & Pork Specialist, TWGF has a walk-in wine cellar that holds over 300 different types of wine fr
Reviewed By 113ashleyk
Cozy small restaurant with nice atmosphere. The food was tasty enough although a little greasy and lacking the spice both the menu and the waiter had promised. We could have done with finger bowls for the prawns as it got quite messy.Service was ok however quite slow.Both the wine and draft beer were great for the price.
3. Royal Taj
Overall Ratings
5 based on 77 reviews
Royal TAJ offers a unique and innovating Indian dining atmosphere with great food selection across many cuisines of India. Our executive chefs have designed Singapore's largest Indian International breakfast spread including live tandoor stations. The men
Reviewed By arunpurisg
We hosted a private party on a weekend night and were impressed by the quality of the service. We had booked the place due to it's food quality and ambience. And all guests were surprised by this comparatively hidden gem in Singapore. Food was excellent, Staff was patient, helpful and exemplary, and left a very good impression on everyone.Hello Arun,Thank you for your valuable feedback. We're ecstatic to know that you and your guests loved Royal Taj and liked the food and service. It was an absolute honour to host you.Our widespread menu awaits your next visit, so do drop in soon!Regards,Team Royal Taj
2. Cassia Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Cassia invites you to celebrate the Renaissance in Chinese fine dining, taking inspiration from the age-old spice routes in Southern and Western China and the seas around Singapore. Classics are prepared with full respect towards tradition, where the fres
Reviewed By kim buay p
We came for a Sunday lunch and the "easy to park" basement carpark is fully redeemable. On arrival, I was thrilled by the lovely decor and our seats were very comfortable. Three of us chose the set menu which costs a reasonable $59 each. It consists of a choice of six dim sum items, soup, a choice of three meat in dainty portion, a choice of noodles (5 types to choose from) and a choice of dessert. My husband ordered ala carte as he was on a vegetarian diet. All of us had a complimentary glass of hawthorn juice and a dainty appetiser. The dim sum was tasty and not salty. The seafood noodle was very impressive. They gave a complimentary dessert to my husband. We also had a small piece of cheese cake with a candle as we were there on my daughter's birthday.The service was especially good and we felt really pampered by them.After lunch, we walked to view the plaque signifying the meeting spot for the Trump-Kim Summit. I would strongly recommend a meal here to be pampered.Dear Kim025Singapore,Thank you for sharing! I am so happy to know that you and your family enjoyed the lunch and the sumptuous delicacies prepared by Chef Lee and his team were to your liking. Looking forward to welcome all of you back again soon!Warm regards,Andrew BurnsDirector of Food and Beverage
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1. the kitchen table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 701 reviews
Welcome to the kitchen table at W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, where giant overturned tables suspended from the ceiling set the tone for this whimsical eat-venture, and rubber ducky salt and pepper shakers and colourful cutlery on everyday add a dash of fun
Reviewed By travelmissty
First visit to Kitchen table.. Enjoyed the food very much especially the Tandoori lobster!! Service from Xavier makes the dining experience even better!! He has been super attentive throughout the whole meal!Hi travelmisstee,What a joy to read about your dining experience at the kitchen table. I am glad that you have enjoyed the food, especially the Indian cuisine which is one of our favourite too!Your compliment about Xavier is greatly appreciated.Thank you again for choosing us, we are looking forward to welcome you soon again.Best,Mukesh YengalwarVenue Manager, the kitchen table
