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The most romantic restaurants in Singapore come with sky-high views, garden settings or candlelit rooms built for two. These 13 picks cover every kind of special night, from a $15 shared plate in Duxton to a three-Michelin-star tasting menu, with prices, hours and a date tip for each.
Some dinners are about the food. The most romantic ones are about everything else too: the view as the sun goes down, the candlelight, a room so quiet you can actually hear each other. Whether you’re planning an anniversary, a proposal-worthy night or simply a date that feels special, these are the places worth dressing up for. Every restaurant was checked as open on 25 October 2026, and prices marked ++ have 10% service charge and 9% GST on top.
On a tighter budget? Our list of affordable romantic restaurants under $50 has plenty of charm for less, and our best date restaurants in Singapore covers first dates and regular date nights.
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- At a glance
- Dateideas’ top 3 picks
- Romantic restaurants in Singapore with a view
- Romantic restaurants in gardens and heritage settings
- Intimate, candlelit romantic restaurants
- Final thoughts
- Frequently Asked Questions
At a glance
| Restaurant | Budget/pax | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| SKAI | From $198 tasting menu | Sky-high sunset views |
| Spago Dining Room | From $98++ set dinner | Skyline dinner on a budget |
| CÉ LA VI Restaurant | Mains around $42 | Dinner, then drinks |
| LeVeL33 | Mains from $25 | Relaxed terrace date |
| VUE | From $98++ (sunset menu) | Marina Bay views |
| Marguerite | From $188 tasting menu | Anniversaries |
| Candlenut | From $26 mains | Local flavours |
| Min Jiang at Dempsey | About $70/pax | Sharing Chinese feast |
| Ce Soir | From $168++ (Wed and Thu) | Proposals and big nights |
| Cloudstreet | $398++ tasting menu | Food-lover couples |
| Les Amis | From $420++ tasting menu | Milestone celebrations |
| Zén | $620++ dinner | Once-in-a-lifetime dinner |
| Marcy’s | $15 to $56 per plate | Romance without fine-dining prices |
Dateideas’ top 3 picks
If you only book one, make it SKAI: 70 floors up at sunset, the view does most of the work for you. For a setting you won’t find anywhere else, Marguerite puts your table inside the Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay. And for romance without a fine-dining bill, Marcy’s in Duxton has Tiffany lamps, velvet drapes and shared plates from $15.
Romantic restaurants in Singapore with a view
1. SKAI
On the 70th floor of Swissôtel The Stamford, SKAI is often called Singapore’s highest restaurant, and the floor-to-ceiling windows make the most of it: Marina Bay Sands, the Esplanade and the CBD skyline are laid out below you. The kitchen is a contemporary grill, cooking over a Josper oven and binchotan charcoal, with a dry-aged bluefin tuna bar.
For a special night, the Chef’s Handwritten Tasting Menu runs from $198 per person for five courses at dinner, according to Time Out Singapore.
Date tip: Book a table around sunset. The restaurant says window seats can’t be guaranteed, but the wide glass panels mean you get a view from every table. Smart casual, and closed shoes for men.
- Address: Level 70, Swissôtel The Stamford, 2 Stamford Road, Singapore 178882
- Hours: Daily, 12pm to 10pm (last seating 9.15pm); late-night menu 9.30pm to midnight
- Cuisine: Contemporary grill
- Budget: From $198 per person (dinner tasting menu)
2. Spago Dining Room
Wolfgang Puck’s Spago Dining Room sits on level 57 of the Sands SkyPark, framed by Singapore’s skyline. The food is California-inspired with Asian and European touches, and the Michelin Guide lists it in Singapore.
It’s one of the more accessible ways to have dinner 57 floors up: the set dinner starts from $98++ per person.
Date tip: Children under eight aren’t allowed, so it stays a grown-up room. Smart casual dress.
- Address: Level 57, Sands SkyPark, Hotel Tower 2, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
- Hours: Dinner Sunday to Thursday 6pm to 9.30pm, Friday and Saturday 6pm to 10pm (last seating)
- Cuisine: Californian with Asian and European touches
- Budget: From $98++ per person (set dinner)
3. CÉ LA VI Restaurant
Also on level 57 of the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, CÉ LA VI Restaurant serves modern Asian food with panoramic views over the city. It’s a little more glamorous and buzzy than Spago, so pick it if you’d like the night to roll on into drinks at the bar.
Honeycombers lists a degustation menu from $218, with mains around $42.
Date tip: Weekend evenings fill up, so reserve ahead. The restaurant asks guests to come dressed to impress.
- Address: Level 57, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018971
- Hours: Daily from 12pm till late
- Cuisine: Modern Asian
- Budget: Mains around $42; degustation from $218
4. LeVeL33
Billed as the world’s highest urban microbrewery, LeVeL33 sits on the 33rd floor of Marina Bay Financial Centre with an outdoor terrace looking straight across Marina Bay. The menu cooks with its own house-brewed beer, which makes it a more relaxed, less formal romantic pick.
Mains start from about $25, according to Honeycombers.
Date tip: Ask for a terrace table. Terrace bookings need a minimum spend and a credit card guarantee, and if it rains you’ll be moved indoors where space allows. Take the private lift next to Standard Chartered Bank.
- Address: 8 Marina Boulevard, #33-01, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, Singapore 018981
- Hours: Daily, 12pm to 11pm; dinner menu 5pm to 9.30pm
- Cuisine: Modern, cooked with house-brewed beer
- Budget: Mains from about $25
5. VUE
The Michelin Guide calls VUE “a romantic restaurant with one of the best views of Marina Bay”, and it’s easy to see why. On the 19th floor of OUE Bayfront, its floor-to-ceiling windows face Marina Bay Sands and the Fullerton Bay Hotel, and there’s an open-air rooftop lounge for a drink before or after.
The cooking is European with binchotan-grilled dishes. Dinner is a chef’s tasting menu from $128++ for three courses to $198++ for five, or go à la carte from the grill, with Japanese A5 Kokuou and Irish F1 wagyu steaks.
Date tip: Book a 5.30pm table for the Sunset Dinner Promotion: three courses for $98++ or four for $138++ while the sun goes down over Marina Bay. Orders must go in by 5.55pm and the whole table takes the same menu. Afterwards, head out to the open-air bar for a nightcap.
- Address: Level 19, OUE Bayfront, 50 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049321
- Hours: Lunch Monday to Saturday; dinner Monday to Saturday from 5.30pm (last order 10.15pm); al fresco bar Monday to Saturday, 5.30pm to midnight
- Cuisine: European, binchotan-grilled
- Budget: From $98++ (sunset tasting menu); dinner tasting menus $128++ to $198++
Romantic restaurants in gardens and heritage settings
6. Marguerite
Dinner inside a giant glass conservatory is hard to beat. Marguerite sits in the Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay, and booked guests get into the dome through the restaurant’s own entrance. Time Out Singapore says the warm lighting at night makes it “one of the more romantic dinner venues in town”.
Chef Michael Wilson’s modern Australian tasting menus hold one Michelin star. Dinner is the Discovery four-course menu at $188 or the Signature seven-course menu at $288, according to Time Out.
Date tip: Bring a light layer, as the dome can cool down to 16°C. A credit card secures your booking, and late cancellations or no-shows are charged $100 per person.
- Address: #01-09 Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
- Hours: Dinner Wednesday to Sunday from 6pm (last order 8.30pm); closed Monday and Tuesday
- Cuisine: Modern Australian (one Michelin star)
- Budget: $188 to $288 per person (dinner tasting menus)
7. Candlenut
Chef Malcolm Lee’s Candlenut was the world’s first Michelin-starred Peranakan restaurant, and it still holds its star. The airy bamboo-and-rattan dining room sits in leafy Dempsey, which makes it a lovely choice for a date with a proper Singaporean flavour.
Go for the “Ahmakase” tasting menu, which Time Out lists at $138 for dinner, or order mains from about $26.
Date tip: After dinner, walk it off around Dempsey’s colonial buildings before heading home.
- Address: 17A Dempsey Road, Singapore 249676
- Hours: Daily, lunch 12pm to 3pm and dinner 6pm to 10pm
- Cuisine: Peranakan (one Michelin star)
- Budget: $138 dinner tasting menu; mains from about $26
8. Min Jiang at Dempsey
Goodwood Park Hotel’s Min Jiang at Dempsey sits in a single-storey colonial building surrounded by greenery, with full-length windows and an outdoor dining area lit up at night. It’s the pick if your idea of romance involves sharing a Beijing duck.
The kitchen does Cantonese and Sichuan dishes, and the restaurant is listed in the Michelin Guide. The signature is the wood-fired Beijing duck ($128++ for a whole bird), roasted over apple wood and served two ways, so it’s made for sharing. Expect to spend about $70 per person.
Date tip: Ask for a table near the windows or outdoors for the garden views. For a lighter, cheaper date, come at lunch for the handmade dim sum.
- Address: 7A & 7B Dempsey Road, Singapore 249684
- Hours: Daily, lunch and dim sum 11.30am to 2.30pm; dinner 6.30pm to 10.30pm
- Cuisine: Cantonese and Sichuan
- Budget: About $70 per person; Beijing duck $128++ (whole bird)
Intimate, candlelit romantic restaurants
9. Ce Soir
The Michelin Guide calls Ce Soir “impossibly romantic”, and the name means “tonight” in French. It’s tucked into a heritage bungalow in Portsdown, decorated with flowers and greenery, serving French-style food with Asian touches from chef Seth Lai.
The dinner menu is $228++, and a special menu at $168++ runs on Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
Date tip: Go midweek for the cheaper menu and a quieter room.
- Address: #01-03, 5B Portsdown Road, Singapore 139311
- Hours: Dinner Wednesday to Sunday, 6.30pm to 11pm; closed Monday and Tuesday
- Cuisine: French with Asian touches
- Budget: $228++ dinner menu; $168++ on Wednesday and Thursday
10. Cloudstreet
Chef Rishi Naleendra’s two-Michelin-star Cloudstreet fills an intimate two-storey shophouse on Amoy Street. The Michelin Guide rates it ideal for a tête-à-tête, and halfway through dinner you move upstairs to Cirrus for cheese and dessert, which gives the evening a lovely second act.
Dinner is an eight-course tasting menu at $398++.
Date tip: Allow at least three hours. It’s tasting menus only, so tell the team about allergies when you book.
- Address: 84 Amoy Street, Singapore 069903
- Hours: Dinner Tuesday to Saturday from 6.30pm; lunch Friday and Saturday
- Cuisine: Innovative (two Michelin stars)
- Budget: $398++ (eight-course dinner)
11. Les Amis
For a big milestone, Les Amis is classic French at its most romantic: velvet-covered walls, crystal chandeliers and art everywhere. It holds three Michelin stars, and the guide tags it for date night.
The autumn tasting menus start at $420++ (Le Menu Automne Classique).
Date tip: The tasting menu is prepared for the whole table. Smart casual, with long trousers and covered shoes for men, and children must be 10 or older.
- Address: 1 Scotts Road, #01-16 Shaw Centre, Singapore 228208
- Hours: Dinner daily from 7pm (last seating 8.15pm)
- Cuisine: French (three Michelin stars)
- Budget: From $420++ (tasting menu)
12. Zén
With just 23 seats across three floors of a Bukit Pasoh shophouse, three-Michelin-star Zén is about as intimate as fine dining gets. The evening starts with an aperitif on the first floor before you head upstairs for a Nordic-rooted tasting menu with Japanese touches.
Dinner is a fixed menu at $620++ per person, so save it for the big occasions.
Date tip: Tables open on the first of each month at 10am for the following month, so set a reminder. Allow about three and a half hours.
- Address: 41 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089855
- Hours: Lunch and dinner Tuesday to Saturday
- Cuisine: Nordic with Japanese touches (three Michelin stars)
- Budget: $620++ per person (dinner)
13. Marcy’s
Proof that romantic doesn’t have to mean a tasting menu. Marcy’s, a seafood bistro and cocktail bar in Duxton, sets the mood with Tiffany lamps, velvet drapes and gilt-framed paintings, and Time Out Singapore includes it among the city’s most romantic restaurants.
The menu is built around shared plates from $15 to $56.
Date tip: Go early for happy hour (5.30pm to 6.30pm, Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday), then stay for dinner.
- Address: 39-40 Duxton Road, Singapore 089503
- Hours: Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday 5.30pm to 10.30pm, Friday and Saturday 5.30pm to midnight; closed Monday
- Cuisine: Seafood bistro and cocktails
- Budget: $15 to $56 per shared plate
Final thoughts
The most romantic restaurant is the one that suits the two of you: a sky-high table for the view lovers, a garden setting for a softer evening, or a tiny candlelit room when you just want to talk. Whichever you choose, book early for weekends, anniversaries and Valentine’s Day. For more inspiration, see our full guide to date ideas in Singapore and our anniversary date ideas.
Prices and opening hours were checked on 25 October 2026 and can change. Please check with the restaurant before you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a romantic dinner in Singapore cost?
On this list, a romantic dinner ranges from shared plates at about $15 to $56 each at Marcy’s, through set dinners from $98++ per person at Spago, to $620++ per person at Zén. For dates under $50 per person, see our affordable romantic restaurants.
Which romantic restaurants have the best view of Marina Bay?
SKAI, Spago, CÉ LA VI, LeVeL33 and VUE all look over Marina Bay. VUE is the one the Michelin Guide singles out for having one of the best views of the bay.
Do I need to book romantic restaurants in advance?
Yes, especially for Friday and Saturday nights, anniversaries and Valentine’s Day. Zén releases tables on the first of each month for the following month, and several places ask for a credit card to hold the booking.
