The Bugis Singapore Restaurant
Singaporean restaurant · Earl's Court ·

The Bugis Singapore Restaurant

Singaporean restaurant · Earl's Court ·

Cantonese, Sichuan, Singaporean, Malaysian specialities; chicken rice

The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null
The Bugis Singapore Restaurant by null

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140 Gloucester Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 4QH, United Kingdom Get directions

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Restroom
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Cozy
Family friendly

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140 Gloucester Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 4QH, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 7331 6308
thebugisrestaurant.com
@thebugisrestaurant

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•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Cozy
•Family friendly
•Good for groups
•Good for solo dining

Last updated

Nov 20, 2025

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Best-Value Restaurants in Central London | Cheap, but Not ‘Cheap Eats’ - Eater London

"Bugis Street Brasserie may be the furthest lengths someone has gone to get a decent bowl of chicken rice outside Singapore. Although well reviewed by Jay Rayner, he did miss a trick that Bugis Street specialises in the most austere of all deeply pleasurable foods: Hainanese chicken rice. Here, all is correct, a comfortingly salty bowl of broth; rice glistening with lip-smacking fat; and a well poached chicken, cream on cream, with colour only interrupting in the form of ginger, chilli and soy condiments. From the rest of the menu the laksa, Nyonya style, is also a winner; a balanced broth that never becomes too intense, with bouncy fishcakes and prawns heated in the broth just to the point of cooked." - Jonathan Nunn

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The Bugis Singapore Restaurant

Briggs V.

Google
As an Asian living in London I’ve found that if a an Asian restaurant does not have unanimous 5 star reviews then that means they’re doing something incredibly right. Had a very satisfying meal and service was top notch as always. Sometimes it’s not the message, but the messenger.

K M.

Google
Still the best har gau in the area and very good other offerings. The beef chow fun is worth ordering every time. I hadn't been in a bit and was delighted to see the food has maintained or even improved its already excellent quality. I would give five stars, but bar noise does travel into the dining room; if wanting a quieter meal, ask to be sat deeper into the dining room.

Julie D.

Google
Style Over Substance at The Bugis The Bugis Singapore Restaurant, located inside the elegant Bailey’s Hotel in South Kensington, sets high expectations with its beautiful interior and refined ambiance. However, both the food and service fell short. We ordered the Hainanese Chicken Rice, which was reasonably priced but ultimately quite average. The sauces were authentic, and I appreciated that the meal came with a nicely prepared soup. However, the main component — the chicken — was underwhelming. One plate came with breast meat, the other with thighs and drumstick. Fortunately, we had both ordered the same dish and were able to share, as we both prefer leg meat. If we hadn’t, one of us would have ended up with a portion we didn’t enjoy as much. It would have been better had we been asked for our preference or offered a more balanced mix on each plate. The chicken portion itself was small, especially compared to the generous serving of rice, and the presentation lacked polish. Service was the most disappointing part of the visit. One of the waiters was clearly new and being trained during service, while the more senior staff member focused heavily on instructing him. Rather than doing this discreetly, the guidance was given in full view of guests and in a way that didn’t come across as especially courteous. When the senior waiter brought our soup — one bowl in each hand — he was still mid-instruction and not paying full attention, which resulted in the soup spilling into the underplates. He placed the bowls down without acknowledging the spill or addressing us directly, which added to the sense that guests weren’t the priority. The restaurant itself is beautiful and has real potential, but the experience didn’t reflect the elegance of the setting. With more attentive service and refinement in food quality and presentation, it could offer much more than it currently delivers.

V C

Google
hm maybe under staff at 5.15pm, only one staff, felt he is in a rush...to answer calls, bring customers to seats, clean up dishes, and bring dishes all on his own the signature dish is Hainanese chicken rice, the look of it is good, and side dipping sauces are good too. However the chicken is too over cooked, just too chewy to eat... sadly not the kind of standard i expected with the price £26 for portion of chewy chicken.

Derin

Google
Choosing this restaurant near our hotel turned out to be a brilliant decision after canceling our reservation elsewhere. Not only did we savor authentic Singaporean cuisine for the first time, but the dishes were also incredibly flavorful. The service, while decent, had room for improvement in terms of attentiveness. Portion sizes were generous; sharing two substantial dishes among four would have sufficed. Despite the hefty bill, it was justified by the satisfying fullness it provided for the entire night. A solid 10/10 recommendation, especially if you find yourself in the Kensington area.

Tony B

Google
Very nice Asian restaurant with a lovely decor. Servicecvery attentive, but kitchen timings a little off. Good prices for London. Note, it's inside a hotel.

rita C.

Google
Not the best, but still okay if you’re craving Hainan chicken rice. I didn’t like the soy sauce, though. It tasted like burnt brown-sugar-flavoured soy sauce, and the chilli sauce wasn’t spicy at all.

G C.

Google
Food was excellent particularly the salt & pepper squid that was probably one of the best we ever had. Eva was very attentive and couldn’t do enough for us. The lively atmosphere complemented what was a memorable dining experience.