Best Luxury Restaurants in Singapore: Top 10 for 2026
The best luxury restaurant in Singapore in 2026 is Les Amis, one of only three restaurants in the city with three MICHELIN stars, alongside Odette and Zén. The MICHELIN Guide Singapore 2026 was announced on 4 August 2026 and lists three Three Star, nine Two Star and 33 One Star restaurants. Our top ten takes all three of the top-rated rooms, then the best of the two-star group.
| Rank | Restaurant | Cuisine | Michelin 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Les Amis | French | Three Stars |
| 2 | Odette | French contemporary | Three Stars |
| 3 | Zén | European contemporary | Three Stars |
| 4 | 1887 by André | French contemporary | Two Stars (new) |
| 5 | Jaan by Kirk Westaway | British contemporary | Two Stars |
| 6 | Saint Pierre | French contemporary | Two Stars |
| 7 | Shoukouwa | Sushi | Two Stars |
| 8 | Sushi Sakuta | Sushi | Two Stars |
| 9 | Cloudstreet | Innovative | Two Stars |
| 10 | Thevar | Innovative Indian | Two Stars |
How we ranked: stars decide the order of the top three and the two-star group. Inside each group we weigh the top price tier, the setting and how long the restaurant has been part of Singapore’s dining scene.
1. Les Amis: Three Michelin Stars
Les Amis at Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road, is a long-running French haute cuisine address. Chef Sébastien Lepinoy runs the kitchen, and most ingredients are flown in from France. Set menus offer modern French classics with some Asian influences. It serves lunch and dinner every day, according to its guide listing, and has kept three stars for seven years in a row.
How we valued it: Les Amis combines three stars, the top $$$$ price tier and lunch and dinner service seven days a week.
2. Odette: Three Michelin Stars
Odette is inside the National Gallery, with its entrance through the Supreme Court wing foyer. Chef Julien Royer, who was the JAAN chef in the first version of this list, serves his long-standing favourites made with luxury ingredients in a room that was recently remade in warm, buttery colours. It has also held three stars for seven years in a row.
How we valued it: Odette pairs three stars with a chef who has been at the top of Singapore dining for years.
3. Zén: Three Michelin Stars
Zén at 41 Bukit Pasoh Road is the third Asian venture of the chef behind Frantzén. In a shophouse, guests get an aperitif and amuse-bouche downstairs, then an eight-course neo-Nordic, seafood-slanted tasting menu with Japanese influences upstairs. A non-alcoholic pairing is offered.
How we valued it: Zén earns three stars with one fixed tasting menu format and a two-floor shophouse format.
4. 1887 by André: Two Michelin Stars
1887 by André debuted on the list with two stars in 2026. It sits on the lobby level of Raffles Hotel, with an ornate bubble chandelier and green Belle Époque punkah fans. Chef André Chiang, who ran Restaurant André in the first version of this article, reinterprets French classics. Diners choose a build-your-own four or five-course set menu or a seven-course tasting menu.
How we valued it: 1887 is the newest two-star in the city, set in a heritage dining room at Raffles Hotel.
5. Jaan by Kirk Westaway: Two Michelin Stars
Jaan sits on Level 70 of Swissôtel The Stamford, one of the highest dining rooms in the city. Chef Kirk Westaway cooks British contemporary food with a posh take on fish and chips and a gin and tonic palate cleanser. The guide lists a lunch service Tuesday to Saturday.
How we valued it: Jaan brings two stars and the Level 70 view.
6. Saint Pierre: Two Michelin Stars
Saint Pierre at One Fullerton serves modern French cuisine with Asian influences and views of Marina Bay. It serves a single tasting menu with premium seafood, particularly from Japan.
How we valued it: Saint Pierre offers two stars, the top price tier and a waterfront setting.
7. Shoukouwa: Two Michelin Stars
Next door at One Fullerton, Shoukouwa is a counter sushi restaurant. Ingredients arrive from Japan four times a week, and the sushi rice comes from Yamagata and Ishikawa prefectures. The sake list includes by-the-glass pairings.
How we valued it: Shoukouwa stands out for its ingredient shipments from Japan four times a week.
8. Sushi Sakuta: Two Michelin Stars
Chef-owner Yoshio Sakuta serves seasonal omakase at a nine-seat counter in Millenia Walk, built from a 200-year-old cypress tree from Nara. Only Japanese fish is used, and the rice blends two Japanese cultivars.
How we valued it: Sakuta offers an intimate nine-seat counter.
9. Cloudstreet: Two Michelin Stars
Chef-owner Rishi Naleendra, who is Sri Lankan and trained in Australia, runs Cloudstreet at 84 Amoy Street. The innovative tasting-style dishes include a Sri Lankan curry with blue marron and coconut broth, and Murray cod with fermented bell pepper and almonds.
How we valued it: Cloudstreet is a chef-owner kitchen with a distinct personal voice.
10. Thevar: Two Michelin Stars
Thevar, from chef Mano Thevar, has moved into a restored shophouse on Mohamed Sultan Road with Chettinad-inspired motifs. Its multi-course menu draws on Indian traditions and uses European techniques.
How we valued it: Thevar closes the list with Indian traditions told through European technique.
What happened to the old list?
Absinthe, Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck, Shinji, Gunther’s, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Waku Ghin and Iggy are not in the 2026 starred results we checked, and we could not confirm their current status, so we dropped them. Les Amis, JAAN, Restaurant André (now 1887 by André) and Julien Royer’s cooking all carry over in new forms.
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FAQ
What is the best restaurant in Singapore?
Les Amis, Odette and Zén are the three restaurants with three MICHELIN stars in the 2026 guide. We rank Les Amis first.
How many Michelin-starred restaurants does Singapore have?
The 2026 guide lists 45: three with three stars, nine with two and 33 with one.
Which Singapore restaurants are new at two stars?
Seroja was promoted from one star, and 1887 by André at Raffles Hotel debuted at two.
Which Singapore restaurant has the best view?
Jaan by Kirk Westaway on Level 70 of Swissôtel The Stamford, with Saint Pierre looking over Marina Bay.
Is Waku Ghin still a top Singapore restaurant?
It does not appear in the 2026 starred results we checked, so we no longer rank it.
Last updated: October 2026.
