Restaurants For Business Lunch in Raffles Place, Singapore

We’re not going to try and claim that Raffles Place and its restaurants are the only place you’ll find a bit of glam in Singapore. Because, well, you can find glam just about anywhere. What we do claim, however, is that in the central square, around the interchange, towards Clarke Quay or at many places along this part of the riverside, high-end restaurants in Raffles Place are relatively highly-concentrated. Try Osteria Art for exquisite Italian or Stellar Restaurant atop 1-Altitude (62 floors high, to be precise) to dine on modern Australian cuisine that we’re quite sure will surpass anything from Down Under that you’re likely to have tried before. These aren’t Raffles Place restaurants that you’re going to visit every week, but they are Raffles Place restaurants to move your jaw somewhat closer to the floor.

So, high-end dining, that box is ticked. But as we alluded to just now with a little mention of Australian food, restaurants in Raffles Place also cover cuisines from every corner of the globe, giving all of us the opportunity not just to dine high, but to dine wide as well. Osteria Art, as we said, is a winner for Italian, but don’t even consider overlooking other Italian options like Zafferano or Monti At 1-Pavilion. Meanwhile, Artemis Grill is unmissable if you desire flavours slightly more Mediterranean, Super Loco is your bet for Mexican, Joah is great for Korean, The Clifford Pier for a big old mix up of everything international or, for a humble, wonderfully British afternoon tea, The Landing Point is a must. Goodness, we’re almost out of breath, but moral of the story: restaurants in Raffles Place vary a lot, as you can see.