Best Creative Western American Restaurants in Bugis
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Ash & Elm in Singapore serves award-winning Western cuisine across three distinct kitchen spaces, including a charcuterie and cheese room, a wood-fired oven and an open charcoal grill. Located on Middle Road in Bugis inside InterContinental Singapore, Ash & Elm’s philosophy is built around the culinary world’s most primitive cooking technique: fire. Set in a striking venue, with all the charm and energy of a classic brasserie, the restaurant prides itself on the use of fine produce sourced from around the world.
Taking its name from one of the two main characters in Punch and Judy, the popular European puppet show, Mr Punch Public House has quickly become a local sensation. Located at the rooftop and basement in the Mint Museum of Toys Building, this bar and restaurant appeals to the nostalgic in all of us with its iconic walls covered in vintage enamel signs. It’s the perfect place to kick back, relax and having an evening of ease escaping the hustle and bustle of Singapore’s vibrant nightlife. You’ll find a wide selection of fine whiskies, beers and cocktails alongside international dishes from all corners of the globe. Located on Seah Street – just steps from Bras Basah station and the National Library – Mr Punch Public House Singapore is not to be missed!
A stylish family-run bistro with its finger on the pulse of the latest food trends, Kava’s delightful Western fare attracts diners from all four corners of the city. Succulent burgers, authentic pasta dishes and devilishly tasty desserts take centre stage on Kava’s eclectic menu. The cafe is also well-known for serving up some of the best specialty coffee in the Bugis area and the opportunity to pair a latte with a large slice of cake is one that shouldn’t be passed up lightly. A real part of the Arab Street community, Kava’s versatility makes it the perfect spot for a dreamy date night or a weekend feast with friends. Arriving with a table reservation in your back pocket is highly recommended.
Grill Ninety Nine in Singapore is a casual dining out venue that is home to some of the city’s tastiest Western dishes. Located on Arab Street in Bugis, Grill Ninety Nine prides itself on its eclectic menu, and the restaurant’s talented kitchen team are well known for whipping up some sensational plates of food. Dining parties of all sizes are welcome at Grill Ninety Nine, and the vibrant atmosphere at this venue is yet another reason why you should visit. With Bugis MRT stop just a short stroll away, getting to Grill Ninety Nine shouldn’t be a problem; securing a table reservation at this popular spot is another story however. Book ahead now to avoid any future disappointment!
Safari Cafe in Singapore serves up a fantastic range of local and western-inspired cuisine that not only tastes amazing but also won’t break the bank. The menu has a bit of everything from burgers, pizza and pasta, through to succulent steaks and plenty more besides. You’ll love the open rustic decor that helps set the atmosphere of this chilled out restaurant. Located on the iconic Haji Lane in Bugis, if you’re looking for a place to chill out for an afternoon while you catch up with friends or just listen to music and watch the world go by, then you’re looking for Safari Cafe.
A “Food Playground” with animated walls, waffle ceilings, and egg shaped booths, Gudetama Café Singapore is a perfect place for every occasion. Started by homegrown brands, Joe & Dough and The Soup Spoon, fans can enjoy all-day dining with comfort food and handcrafted beverages.Ride on an Egg-citing journey with your family and friends for a “Kawaii” moment!
From the lakes of Minnesota to the hills of Tennessee, American cuisine is known for being absolutely delicious. At Tocha Bistro, you can get a taste of the United States without ever needing to pay an arm and a leg for plane tickets, instead head straight to Tocha Bistro to get your fix. Featuring over sixty delicious menu items, there’s something for everyone here at this Jalan Sultan restaurant. Found inside Hotel Boss just steps from Lavender and Bugis MRT stations, this is one restaurant not to be missed.
Mischief Singapore is a fusion restaurant in Esplanade that takes Southeast Asian street food recipes and puts an American twist on them, with impressive results. Using ancient techniques, exciting international ingredients and a creative flair, head chef Mark Tang is on to a very good thing at Mischief Singapore, located in Esplanade Mall on Raffles Avenue. This is the ideal spot to hit up with a group of friends, family or colleagues because the menu is perfectly suited to sharing lots of small plates, tapas, platters and more – accompanied by a bucket of craft beers, of course! As you can already see, this is one buzzing eatery so you’d best grab a reservation in advance to avoid disappointment!
Just a football’s kick from Jalan Besar Stadium in the increasingly trendy Lavender quarter of Singapore, 1 Tyrwhitt Bistro & Bar makes no bones about where it can be found, on the corner of Tyrwhitt Road and Kitchener Road. Neither does it make any bones in terms of the predominantly Italian cuisine on offer, or its broad selection of drinks. It all makes for a great pre-match warm up, or simple wind down no matter the occasion.
abV@Southbridge is a Western restaurant situated in the Southbridge Hotel in Singapore’s Chinatown. The menu features classics like beef burgers, pizzas and sirloin steaks. But there are also more creative and delicious options, like braised oxtail stew, aglio olio spaghetti, blue mussels spaghetti and grilled salmon fillet. Set at the front of the hotel, you can watch the world go by around you on South Bridge Road while you eat. There are two bars in the hotel and abV@Southbridge has an excellent drinks menu. So, whether you want some indulgent western grub or just a quick drink in a bustling atmosphere, abV@Southbridge in Singapore has you covered.