The 10 Best Restaurants in Marina Bay (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 10 picks

The best restaurants in Marina Bay in 2026 are Lau Pa Sat and Satay by the Bay for hawker food, Waku Ghin and CUT at Marina Bay Sands for Michelin-starred dining, Spago for rooftop views, Palm Beach Seafood for chilli crab by the water, and Labyrinth at the Esplanade for modern Singaporean cooking.

Marina Bay and the CBD mix cheap hawker centres with some of the city's most expensive restaurants. The Marina Bay Sands complex alone has several celebrity-chef restaurants, while the Fullerton and Collyer Quay waterfront has seafood with a skyline view. Book the hotel and celebrity restaurants ahead, especially for Friday and Saturday dinners, and expect "++" pricing (10% service charge plus 9% GST). For a drink before or after, see our rooftop bars guide, and for where to stay, our Marina Bay hotels guide.

1. Lau Pa Sat — Raffles Place

A Victorian market hall full of hawker stalls, with Satay Street at night.

$ Budget

Lau Pa Sat is a cast-iron octagonal market from the 1890s in the middle of the CBD, now a hawker centre with dozens of stalls selling everything from chicken rice and laksa to Indian and Western food. In the evening, Boon Tat Street closes to traffic and fills with satay grills.

It is the cheapest good meal in Marina Bay and a sight in its own right.

Good to know: Come after 7pm for Satay Street, and order satay by the stick at the numbered stalls.

18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582

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2. Satay by the Bay — Gardens by the Bay

An open-air hawker centre beside the Supertrees.

$ Budget

Satay by the Bay sits on the bay side of Gardens by the Bay, a hawker centre under thatched roofs with satay grills, seafood, noodles and drinks stalls, and the Marina Bay skyline across the water.

It is the easiest cheap dinner before or after the Garden Rhapsody light show.

Good to know: Walk from the Supertree Grove after the 7.45pm show; it is about ten minutes away.

18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-19, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore 018953

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3. Waku Ghin — Marina Bay Sands

Tetsuya Wakuda's Michelin-starred Japanese-European tasting menu.

$$$$ Splurge

Waku Ghin is chef Tetsuya Wakuda's restaurant at Marina Bay Sands, serving a multi-course Japanese-European tasting menu built on luxury seafood, for a small number of guests each night. It is promoted as a Michelin-starred restaurant.

It is one of the most expensive meals in the city and a destination for a big celebration.

Good to know: Book well ahead and tell them about allergies; the menu is set.

Level 2 Dining, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018972

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4. CUT by Wolfgang Puck — Marina Bay Sands

Wolfgang Puck's steakhouse, with a Michelin star and serious beef.

$$$$ Splurge

CUT is Wolfgang Puck's steakhouse at Marina Bay Sands, serving USDA prime, Australian and Japanese wagyu steaks in a dark, glamorous dining room with a strong wine list. The restaurant promotes its Michelin star.

It suits a celebratory steak dinner or a business meal.

Good to know: Share a tasting of different wagyu if you cannot decide between cuts.

#B1-71 Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018972

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5. Spago Dining Room — Marina Bay Sands

Californian cooking 57 floors up, beside the SkyPark.

$$$$ Splurge

Spago is Wolfgang Puck's Californian restaurant on the SkyPark at Marina Bay Sands, with a dining room and a terrace bar looking over the city and the infinity pool.

It is the best way to see the view from the top of Marina Bay Sands over a meal rather than an observation ticket.

Good to know: Book lunch for the clearest views; evening tables fill first.

Level 57, Sands SkyPark, Hotel Tower 2, 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956

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6. LAVO — Marina Bay Sands

A big, lively Italian-American rooftop restaurant and bar.

$$$ Upmarket

LAVO is an Italian-American restaurant and rooftop bar on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands, with large portions of pasta and meatballs and a party mood later in the evening.

It suits groups who want the view with a lively, less formal night out.

Good to know: Book a terrace table for sunset; indoor tables miss most of the view.

Level 57, Sands SkyPark, Hotel Tower 1, 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956

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7. Palm Beach Seafood — One Fullerton

Chilli crab on the waterfront facing Marina Bay Sands.

$$$ Upmarket

Palm Beach Seafood is a long-running seafood restaurant at One Fullerton, right on the water by the Merlion, serving chilli crab, black pepper crab, cereal prawns and live seafood with views across the bay.

It is the most scenic place in the city for a classic crab dinner.

Good to know: Live crab is priced by weight; confirm the size and price before ordering.

#01-09 One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Rd, Singapore 049213

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8. Labyrinth — Esplanade

Chef LG Han's modern Singaporean tasting menu.

$$$$ Splurge

Labyrinth reworks Singapore's hawker and home dishes into a tasting menu, using as many local ingredients as it can, from its room in Esplanade Mall. It has been awarded a Michelin star.

It is the place to taste how a Singaporean chef reinterprets chilli crab, laksa and the rest.

Good to know: Mention dietary needs when booking; the menu is fixed.

#02-23 Esplanade Mall, 8 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039802

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9. LeVeL33 — Marina Bay Financial Centre

A craft brewery and restaurant on the 33rd floor with a bay view.

$$$ Upmarket

LeVeL33 brews its own beer in copper tanks on the 33rd floor of Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, and serves a modern European menu with a terrace overlooking Marina Bay Sands and the bay.

It suits an after-work beer with a view, or a relaxed dinner before the light show.

Good to know: Try the beer tasting paddle on the terrace at sunset.

#33-01 Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, 8 Marina Blvd, Singapore 018981

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10. Monti — Fullerton Pavilion

Italian food inside a glass dome floating on Marina Bay.

$$$ Upmarket

Monti occupies the spherical Fullerton Pavilion on Collyer Quay, with an Italian restaurant inside the dome and a roof deck facing Marina Bay Sands across the water.

It suits a date or celebration where the setting matters as much as the food.

Good to know: Ask for a table by the glass facing the bay when you book.

Fullerton Pavilion, 82 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049327

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I eat cheaply in Marina Bay?

Lau Pa Sat in the CBD, a Victorian cast-iron market with dozens of stalls and the evening Satay Street, and Satay by the Bay at Gardens by the Bay. Both are open-air hawker centres with meals from a few dollars.

Which Marina Bay restaurants have Michelin stars?

At Marina Bay Sands, Waku Ghin and CUT by Wolfgang Puck promote their Michelin stars, and Labyrinth at the Esplanade is also a starred restaurant. Check the current Michelin Guide Singapore, as stars change each year.

Where can I eat with a view of Marina Bay?

Spago and LAVO on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands, LeVeL33 on the 33rd floor of Marina Bay Financial Centre, Monti in the Fullerton Pavilion dome on the water, and Palm Beach Seafood at One Fullerton all look over the bay.

Do I need to book restaurants at Marina Bay Sands?

For dinner at the signature restaurants, yes, often days or weeks ahead for weekends. The food court in The Shoppes (Rasapura Masters) and casual places take walk-ins.

Is there a dress code at Marina Bay Sands restaurants?

Most fine-dining rooms ask for smart casual: no beachwear, singlets or flip-flops. Rooftop venues on the 57th floor enforce this at the door in the evening.

1. Lau Pa Sat — Raffles Place

2. Satay by the Bay — Gardens by the Bay

3. Waku Ghin — Marina Bay Sands

4. CUT by Wolfgang Puck — Marina Bay Sands

5. Spago Dining Room — Marina Bay Sands

6. LAVO — Marina Bay Sands

7. Palm Beach Seafood — One Fullerton

8. Labyrinth — Esplanade

9. LeVeL33 — Marina Bay Financial Centre

10. Monti — Fullerton Pavilion

Frequently asked questions

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