Sushi Ryujiro
Japanese omakase restaurant and Singapore debut of chef Ryujiro Nakamura.
Source-backed restaurant and café opening records currently filed under City Hall.
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Japanese omakase restaurant and Singapore debut of chef Ryujiro Nakamura.
Bakery, kitchen and coffee bar that relocated from CHIJMES to Capitol Singapore.
Modern Korean steakhouse at National Gallery Singapore, centred on Hanwoo and other premium cuts cooked on smokeless charcoal grills.
Flagship Singapore concept from Hong Kong teppan-steak brand Bari Bari Steak, serving hot-stone steaks and a broader land-and-sea menu.
An outdoor Jeju-inspired Korean pub in The Arts House courtyard, with a bulteok-style fire, Korean food and drinks.
Malaysian herbal soup chain re-entering the Singapore market after exiting in 2020, opening a flagship store at Raffles City on 29 Jul 2026 offering 15 signature herbal soups.
Japanese omakase restaurant by Chef Angus Chang, relocated to a new home at CHIJMES (previously MICHELIN-listed in 2025). Offers an immersive omakase experience. Lunch omakase from $160++, HI Menu at $250++. Open Tues–Sun.
A double-storey dining and lifestyle destination at National Gallery Singapore. Milli: Sky Dining & Bar (Level 6) is an intimate rooftop setting where Chef LG Han and Vijay Mudaliar present a forward-looking expression of Singaporean cuisine and cocktails. Lunch starts from $38 for a 2-course set.
Sabòr Cocina Y Tapas is a 100-seater Spanish tapas restaurant at CHIJMES with a glass-enclosed dining room and open courtyard terrace.
A Japanese-Italian Handmade Pasta Bar opening in City Hall. Reported menu items include Japanese Garlic Carbonara with Fried Egg, Cheese, and Salted Kelp ($13.80++), Pasta with Scallop and Corn in White Miso Butter ($16.80++), Mentaiko Pasta ($16.90++).
This 2025 record documents a new concept cafe in City Hall.
This 2025 record documents a relocation or rebrand cafe in City Hall.
This 2025 record documents a new outlet cafe in City Hall.
André Chiang’s individual hotpot concept at Raffles City, offering curated broths including Sichuan green pepper, satay and mala with premium ingredients.
This 2025 record documents a new concept restaurant in City Hall.
Odette is a three-Michelin-starred modern French restaurant located within National Gallery Singapore, helmed by chef-owner Julien Royer. Following a renovation, the restaurant reopened its dining room in December 2025 with a refreshed menu blending French technique with Asian influences. It is one of Singapore's most internationally recognised fine-dining destinations.
Upcoming second Singapore outlet of the Japanese unagi restaurant at Raffles City.
Wah Lok Cantonese Restaurant is a Cantonese restaurant on Level 2 of Carlton Hotel Singapore on Bras Basah Road. The official hotel page says it was established in 1988 and names dim sum and Cantonese dishes on its menu.
Wooloomooloo Steakhouse is an Australian-inspired steakhouse on Level 3 of Swissotel The Stamford. Its official Singapore page describes a selection of premium steaks and a wine collection, with city views from the restaurant.
National Kitchen by Violet Oon Singapore is a Peranakan and Singaporean restaurant inside National Gallery Singapore's City Hall Wing, part of the Violet Oon Singapore restaurant group founded by chef Violet Oon. Its official site describes dining in a 'grand hall' or on a 'scenic veranda' and offers lunch, dinner and a Friday–Sunday high tea, with current PDF menus including a plant-based menu.
Jaan by Kirk Westaway is a two-Michelin-starred restaurant on the 70th floor of Swissotel The Stamford, presenting a modern British tasting menu under executive chef Kirk Westaway. Its best-known signature, the 'English Garden' vegetable dish, has been featured in the Michelin Guide's 'My Signature Dish' series. The space has operated under the Jaan name since 2000 under a succession of chefs, with Kirk Westaway leading the kitchen since 2015 and the restaurant later rebranded as Jaan by Kirk Westaway.
These venues have been reported as closed, temporarily shut, or relocated. Cards show closure dates and links to closure reports.
Dough's CHIJMES outlet closed after five years; the brand resumed trading at Capitol Singapore.