CUT by Wolfgang Puck

Bugis Street is a vibrant shopping hub in Singapore, bustling with affordable stalls and eateries offering everything from trendy fashion to local delicacies.

"Since 2009, Wild Honey has been serving globally inspired, award-winning breakfasts. Located in Mandarin Gallery with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of Orchard Road, the restaurant's design evokes a Brooklyn loft, featuring a polished copper bar, elegant sofas, and plush chairs. By day, natural light brightens the space, while dim lighting at night creates a cozy, home-like atmosphere. The all-day dining menu includes beloved dishes like The Norwegian, Spanish, Boulevard St Michel and new favourites, paired with free-flow prosecco, wines by the glass, and cocktails. Enjoy daily happy hour from 4 PM to 7 PM with small bites perfect for apero."

Step into the resplendent Raffles Hotel, where classic colonial elegance meets modern luxury, offering indulgent suites, exquisite dining, and legendary service.

Sophisticated rooms & suites in an upscale hotel with an Italian restaurant & a riverfront terrace. Among bars and eateries in the vibrant Robertson Quay district along the Singapore River, this high-end hotel in a modern building is a 15-minute walk from Chinatown metro station and 4 km from Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, a futuristic arts venue. Chic rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screens and Nespresso machines and floor-to-ceiling windows. Suites add sitting areas. Some offer river views. Club level quarters include access to a private lounge with perks such as breakfast, afternoon tea and drinks. Amenities consist of a contemporary Italian restaurant and cocktail bar with a riverside terrace, plus a sophisticated, airy cafe/bar.

Tucked away in a lush garden, this quirky restaurant and bar serves up a blend of global cuisine amidst vintage decor for a cozy, nostalgic dining experience.

Upscale hotel in former 19th-century shophouses with chic quarters, a restaurant & cooking classes. Set in a row of converted 19th-century shophouses, this upscale hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, and a 10-minute walk from the Chinatown MRT station. Stylish, minimalist rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minibars, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. Plush upgraded rooms have 4-poster beds; individually decorated suites add separate living rooms, and period-style decor and furnishings. There's a high-end contemporary restaurant and an elegant, Colonial-style lobby bar. Other amenities include a gym, outdoor yoga, and traditional Chinese medical treatments, as well as cooking classes.

Sleek Italian eatery whipping up pizza, seafood & meat plates, plus cocktails & a robust wine list.

Nestled in tranquil hills, Pangium serves innovative Straits cuisine by Chef Malcolm Lee, promising an intimate and serene dining experience with exceptional service.

"An award-winning establishment situated in an historical district beside The Raffles Hotel, our popular food classics with a modern twist that can be paired with our signature cocktails presented that are suitable for small group gatherings."

Low-key, cozy bar offering artisanal cocktails with creative names inspired by Singapore history.