Restaurants in Tiong Bahru, Singapore

Love dining out? The restaurants in Tiong Bahru dish out a world of flavours that will satiate any craving you might have. For local fare, Uncle Chicken (Sin Kee Famous Chicken Rice) does a mean version of the beloved national dish, with a wide-ranging array of complementing dishes that make up a well-rounded meal. Closer to Tiong Bahru MRT station, restaurants like BANGKOK Jam at Tiong Bahru Plaza appease those with a penchant for the spicy notes of Thai cuisine, while those in favour of something lighter and more delicate will enjoy the Vietnamese specialities on offer at O Banh Mi. The neighbourhood is also home to Mediterranean eateries such as BAKALAKI Greek Taverna, as well as affordable Western-style eats like the ones you’ll find at Day & Night. Not only do Tiong Bahru’s restaurants cater to a wide range of tastes, budgets and preferences, the district itself lies just outside Singapore’s downtown core, making it a convenient alternative for a buzzing restaurant scene away from the madding crowd.

More than just restaurants, Tiong Bahru’s dining scene also has its fill of joints that take simple pleasures like coffee and brunch seriously. Weekends see the young, trendy and upwardly mobile set piling into places like Open Door Policy, an institution of its own in Tiong Bahru that boasts a wholly dairy-free and gluten-free menu, with most of the produce coming directly from a vertical farm housed in the restaurant. Another Tiong Bahru favourite, Flock Cafe presents delightful all-day breakfast options that go best with premium brews from the homegrown Liberty Coffee. And if you’re one of those for whom a mean cup of Joe is especially important in the mornings, Forty Hands will blow you away with its beautifully handcrafted espresso-based drinks.