Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore

Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore is a well-known German microbrewery and restaurant located at Millenia Walk, offering an authentic taste of Bavaria in the heart of the city. Established in 1996, it is Singapore’s first German microbrewery and remains a favourite among locals, expatriates, and visitors alike. The venue brews its signature Paulaner beers onsite, following traditional Bavarian purity laws, ensuring fresh, high-quality lagers and wheat beers served straight from the tap. Spanning three levels, Paulaner Bräuhaus features a lively bar, a spacious beer hall, and a relaxed alfresco beer garden, making it suitable for everything from casual drinks to corporate events and celebrations. The menu showcases classic German comfort food such as crispy pork knuckle, bratwurst, sausages, schnitzels, and pretzels, alongside seasonal specialties and hearty desserts. Portions are generous and designed to pair perfectly with their freshly brewed beers. Known for its warm hospitality, festive atmosphere, and regular events like Oktoberfest celebrations, live music, and beer promotions, Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore delivers a genuine Bavarian dining experience that blends tradition, quality, and convivial charm.

Capstone of our own mini Oktoberfest celebration, giving ourselves a month long German beerhouse experience. We'd tried local fusion German, and German at different price points. Paulaner was very much classic German, with the decor and indoor brewery to match. Great beerhouse with the atmosphere to match. Was loud due to the festivities, but you can talk. Like the seasonally themed menu. Tried the Obazda and loved it. Personally wished there'd be a little more paprika. Spatzle and the allgau steak were great. The beers brewed in house were nice as well. Liked the weisbier the best. Don't underestimate the alcohol if you're not used to drinking! Met some patrons who continually fell over while evidently still being possessed by the atmosphere.

Dined with my husband last night! Their handcrafted beers are always excellent, and the festive menu this season is a must-try. We had the Paulaner Christmas Platter with crispy pork knuckle, turkey breast, half duck and red cabbage — a hearty and flavourful feast. The duck liver pâté and chestnut cream soup with hazelnuts were delicious as well. Their Christmas Sangria and Santa’s Secret were festive and refreshing. Highly recommend for great food, great beer and a warm, festive atmosphere!

Great place to catch up over a beer or delicious German food. Ordered a platter of the delectable sausages and their applesauce pancake (with vanilla ice cream and strawberry jam) and they were out of this world. As I dined alone and outside on a busy Saturday evening, the atmosphere was bustling. Despite this, the waiters were still able to attend to my requests and orders promptly. Loved the place and would definitely return with friends in the future.

Authentic German cuisine that transported me and my family back to our time in Germany! The meat platter was delicious and well worth the money, with generous servings of meats, and their house brewed beers were great (they have an all day 1-for-1 beer deal). Our server Kim, was friendly and helped us a lot in our ordering! Have come back a couple of times and will continue to do so for the great food and the great ambience.

Service crew attentive and friendly! Especially shout out to Kim who attended to us even though we are at one secluded corner! Adjusted the aircon without needing to request when they realize we were feeling cold. Nice relaxing atmosphere and food is good! Enjoyed the brahaus platter, crispy bacon flatbread and duck liver pâté (xmas special) with their beer. Had an awesome time! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

We had a blast at our October lunch here! The special dishes and beer for the Oktoberfest celebration were a hit. We even had a fun sing-along session where everyone voted for their favorite songs. The German food was a huge success - let's make this an annual tradition!

Came with my family for a dinner, had a very very pleasant surprise! Food is marvellous, dinning atmosphere is fascinating. Happy to meet Kim too, her service is excellent. Had a great evening.

We were looking for a spot to idle and have a few drinks before the New Years show happening nearby, and stumbled upon Paulaner Brauhaus. Due to our short visit, we only got drinks, but I did see a good amount of people with food, although it seems like from the other reviews on here, that was the establishment's downfall. - PARKING - I believe there was a mall parking structure nearby, but we took ride shares that dropped us off right in front of the restaurant. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - We got seated immediately, and in the beginning the staff was very attentive. However this definitely dropped off towards the end, when we were trying to order an additional drink and also when trying to get the check to leave. - DRINKS - Lycheetini ($18.00): Exactly what it sounds like. I'm not a huge alcoholic drinker, so the fact this wasn't overpowering straight up liquor was a good thing for me. Nice taste of Lychee but not juice either! The Hugo ($17.00): This was a hit for our group - everyone enjoyed sips of this and was the drink that we tried to order more of! Really nice balance of flavors! A friend also got the Beer Liter and well, it's definitely a lot of beer so if you're up to it, it's doable! - OVERALL - Nice spot to hang out in, whether you're getting drinks or food as well.

This place gets super busy on a Friday night. Luckily we were able to be sat right away as a party of four. The bar is downstairs with some tables but there's a whole restaurant seating area upstairs so it's much bigger than it looks from the outside. The food was rather meh. There was nothing spectacular or horrendous about it. We shared the sampler platter. It was hard to tell what each item was and even the waitress seemed confused. The pretzel tastes like the kind you buy in the freezer section and reheat in a microwave. Don't waste your money on that. They have a page of vegan options, except they don't actually have any of it in stock... thanks for the false advertising. Prices weren't too bad once you converted back to USD.

We had a great server, XR. He was gracious enough to let us sit outside, when we would be his only table out there. The food was cooked to perfection. The schnitzel was great. Thin. Lightly crusted. The mushroom gravy was wonderful.

So the service is amazing. They get your food super quick. You have to have a reservation as they fill in quick. The food was good. The schnitzel portions are huge. Share because of you see my pic you can see why. The sauerkraut is really good and unique. I did enjoy it but again be careful as some portions are huge while deserts are super small

Ordered the pork knuckle and it was HUGE. Very crisp and tender meat. All of my friends really enjoyed their meals, as did I. Awesome service, we were able to split the checks several ways.

Use to frequent this place in the '90s as my office was at Shaw towers. This time on a visit to S'pore I took my wife her nieces and nephew for drinks before dinner. And seems someone spiked my drink. Will not ever go back and certainly wouldn't recommend this place.

Excellent locally brewed beer and reasonable German food. Pork knuckle is very crispy. Nice athmosphere.

Paulaner is part of the restaurant/bar complex between the Esplanade and Promenade stops on the circle line. It is a rather large establishment with 3-levels (bathrooms on the 3rd serviced by a lift). Our occasion was an extended work luncheon where we got to sample most of the beer and menu offerings. Even considering there was not a German person or a polka band onsite, you might imagine yourself in a German beer hall if you could forget you're actually in a mall in sweltering Singapore. The most shocking offering was the boiled pork knuckle. Although a fairly popular dish in Singapore, the boiled version is not for the faint of heart. Everything else was decently made and served. Will be back for a brew and sausage app when I am able.

An old secondary school friend recently suggested this popular German microbrewery bar for our quarterly meet-up; which includes lots of girl-talk, tooth-achingly sweet desserts and most importantly, rich and creamy golden goodness in the form of beer. Patrons can opt for private high-stool booths indoors as well as an alfresco style balcony on the second level. There was plenty of room for a gathering of friends, and also a romantic back-drop complete with the Singapore Flyer for couples on a date. I would personally suggest getting a seat early in the evening before the night crowd swarms, and getting their signature Munich lager straight away to take advantage of their 1-for-1 beers between 12 to 8pm. Their fried Pork Knuckles was a heart-attack-sized platter of melt in your mouth meat, with a side of buttery German mashed potato. Don't forget their specialty of grilled sausages - the best way to try them all would be the Paulaner Sausage Pan, which features 5 of their top picks in a single platter. Finish it off with Caramelized Bavarian Emperor's Pancake, with warm fluffy chunks of buttered batter coated in crispy sugar, served with caramelized apple sauce; every sugar-high-junkie's dream! Being stuffed as we were, it's best to get the chit chat out of the way by 9 and enjoy as their live band gets on stage to croon their way through jazzy and country numbers, with a song request segment after each set. A cheeky request of the popular radio anthem 'We Are Young' was gamely attempted by the guitar-strumming uncles, to much applause and appreciative sing-along, making it the perfect rowdy end to a cozy night out.

Working through a tumultuous week can result in voracious appetites for freedom and stacks, and stacks of food by the time the weekend rolls in. If this is what you're feeling on a Sunday morning, Paulaner Brauhaus fits your demands to a T. Step in and be amazed at their triple storey restaurant that includes a bar and a brewery and an outdoors corner for those who like to bask in the sun on Sundays... but patrons flock here by the dozens for their fill of authentic Bavarian food fare. When one thinks of German food, bratwursts and pickles come to mind. You won't find many pickles, but sausages, you will find, in plain bounty. Meet the juiciest sausages you'll have the greatest pleasure of eating, the Thüringer, (Cheese, and without), Debreziener, and Nürnberger. Slap on some authentic German mustard made with freshy ground mustard seed to balance the savouriness with some zest, or drench your bratwurst in curry sauce, and enjoy. Don't get too full on the sausages though. There's always room for their crispy pork knuckles. As big as two of your fists put together, this culinary delight is sure to send your taste buds into overdrive. Sink your teeth into the tenderness of the knuckles and be delighted by the unexpected juiciness that squirts out of the flesh. Wash everything down with a mug of beer straight from their brewery and please don't be afraid to let out a belch - that's your stomach thanking you for all that food, glorious food.

Whenever I visit Singapore I make it an essential stop to visit this place. Close your eyes and take a gulp of that lovely crisp cool beer and you could be in Frankfurt! The food is incredibly authentic and so yummy! looking forward to my next visit!

Look, I love this place as a concept. I do. I really do. But after the reopen, the staff can't find their butt with both hands and a flashlight. The kitchen is glacially slow. The servers will bring you your food, then disappear without ever giving you the fork you may want to use to eat it with. Want mustard with your pretzel? You'll have to go up to the bar later and ask for some. How many times do you have to ask for plates? I feel quite hopeful that they'll get their act together, but for now, bring your patience when you visit... and as long as you have a good sense of humor about it, you'll almost certainly still have a good time. Staff is friendly (if confused) and food is tasty (if slow).

I spent a couple of late nights/early mornings here watching the World Cup games and had a really great time! Paulaner has two levels, with bar downstairs and full restaurant and another outdoor bar upstairs. The upstairs area is a lot more tame and so we spent all of our time atop bar stools in front of the huge bar. Beers were quite good, especially the Weissbier, and the bartenders all seemed to be having a blast, making the atmosphere a lot of fun. Didn't get a chance to have any of their food (though I have in the past), but maybe next time.

Great house beer particularly like the pale lager and they do have decent choice for those who are not into beer be it wine or spirits, had asked for a JD coke one of those days when I didn't feel like another beer and it was really well mixed, don't know what they did but the proportions just seemed right! Food is hearty and usually comes is large portions, ordered their German twist on pizza one time bcos the sausages were just too much meat without starch and it turned out to be this large and rich concoction which was tasty but me & wife had a tough time finishing it... They also have a band doing their gig on the beer making apparatus which is nice nothing particularly great overall nice buzzy noisy place until unless you want to sit outside which is little tightly packed or upstairs which is usually a little too quiet.

This is the only place in Singapore where you can taste freshly brewed Paulaner beer! For any other restaurants, ifyouknowwhereimean, they may have Paulaner as their signature beer, but it's draft... Popped in a few days ago with a couple of colleagues for their lunch specials (reasonable pricing!), and we definitely had a great one! Service, food, beer, all were good!

Great place with live music and nice ambience. My friend ordered pork knuckle with bread dumpling and I had codfish with vegetables. Both tasted good. I especially like the bread dumpling. The pork knuckle had a few parts which were rather hard so maybe you can indicate that you do not want it to be too roasted. The codfish is small but the side dishes make it filling. If baked potato is not your kind of thing, perhaps ask for two servings of the fresh Brussels sprouts, broccoli and carrots with almond flakes instead. Portion is quite big so three people might want to order two dishes and share unless you are super hungry.

Lecker! Went to Paulaner for the Sunday brunch buffet with colleagues. Was quite surprised that the dishes were of high quality. Some of the very good ones would be their grilled veal and spatzle. The buffet also gives you infinite flow of Paulaner's beer from its microbrewery. Yes! If you can drink a lot would be interested to pay a single amount of bill for it, this is the place. The servers will keep on topping your beer up once they see one's glass is empty. It's definitely a fun place to have a good time with friends. It's just that the price is quite steep for the set!

This place has the most uncomfortable seating have experienced so far. When I mentioned the suicidal music, they turned it up. So l left!

Located at Millenia Walk, this microbrewery serves up consistently good beer and is an ideal place to chill out at night. If you're looking for a little conversation, sit outside as the inside can get quite noisy when the bands start to play. I'm usually good with a pint (0.5l) of the draught pale lager, which is light and goes down easy. If you're feeling a little full, they have them in 0.3l mugs as well (which are so cute!) or if you're thirsty, go for the 1l! The dunkel/dark version is quite good as well if you like it a little stronger tasting. For bar snacks, go for the german sausages, and they do a pretty good calamari too. One day perhaps I'll make it to eating in the restaurant itself!

It's all about the beer, bratwursts and saurkraut here at Paulaner. A big fan of German cuisine especially their pork knuckles and bratwursts, Paulaner has a decent selection of the meats that go very well with beer. More of a gathering sort of place rather than a romantic dinner date, you can really enjoy yourself with friends thanks to the lovely set up and vibe on the place. And as it gets closer to October, you know there's going to be awesome Oktoberfest sets coming your way!

Great place for a cold beer in steamy Singapore. Rather limited beer offerings, but they are all good. The place is hopping - so not the place to go for a quiet conversation. I ordered from the tapas menu, but they have a full service menu. Also, I ate at the bar because it was a very busy night and the service was a bit slow. I ordered the sausage and sauerkraut and it was very tasty! Overall good place for a beer, something to eat, and loud conversation!

Good food manager sucks. There is short female manager keeps pouring wine in small glass and going out rear exit returns it empty.

This place is a great spot if you're sick of Tiger-and-other-lagers. They usually have 3-4 German style beers on tap, which is 3-4 German style beers more than most places. Food is so-so - pork knuckle was good, sauerkraut was soggy and disgusting. I ate in the bar area and glad I did - when I went upstairs to the restroom they were playing some really annoying German folk music up there. Lederhosen!!!

Food is good! Drinks are good too, except I tried the Bavaranian and it tasted like lozenges... So maybe not that. Live music however makes for a great dinner atmosphere.

Some great, fresh Paulaner beer, brats and sauerkraut ... what's not to love? If you are lost in Singapore and need a little German pick me up, this is a good stop. No, it isn't the best you will ever have, but it is good. Very good.

Not the same as it used to be, since renovation. The menu has changed from awesome to plain bad. Hoping they do a revamp and get back to their own old glory days.

You must of course be German to invite Chinese in Singapore in a Bavarian restaurant, and my colleagues are. The Paulaner is definitely not easy to reach with public transportation, so taking a cab is about the only feasible option. There is a microbrewery inside and the beer is actually quite good. Other than that, the food is almost more than the real thing: the pork legs are twice the size of those in Germany, and even my Zürcher Geschnetzeltes (difficult to find anything not Gerrman on the menu!) was made with bacon. Beer prices are reputedly the highest in Singapore. Service was very friendly. And the interior? Guess how it looks?

What could be bad about cold German beer in a climate like this? cool refreshing quality beer and as good as a Tiger may be, it will never beat a good German offering. there are of course other german beer outlets in Singapore!

Beer too expensive, entertainment 'ok'. With a good group a fun place to hang out.

Utterly atrocious service. Had to get out of my table to look for the server to take order, manager came to take order and was totally rude and surly. The server who served wasn't any better. When I wanted a refill for iced water, had to get out of table to approach the server, and he had the audacity to ask me to go to the bar counter myself to get a refill. When we refused to pay the service charge because of the horrendous service, the manager had the cheek to be defensive and argue with us when we stated our case. Never going back again, not as if the food was any good anyway.

Mediocre "microbrew" beer with a great atmosphere in a fancy district. Live music and bunch of yuppies trying to impress. Your call!