10 Best Botanic Gardens Restaurants in Singapore

Even before the Singapore Botanic Gardens was awarded the UNESCO World Heritage Site status, we had considered it to be the best public space in Singapore. Since the award, the SBG has become even better.  To help our readers plan a day out at the park, here is our list of Botanic Gardens Restaurants as well as some ideas on what to see and do there.

Best Botanic Gardens Restaurants in Singapore

1

Bees Knees

On the ground floor of The Garage, Bee’s Knees is located. Most of the tables are outside under the large umbrellas, which attempt to provide some shade. A tiny air-conditioned room is available. Bee’s Knees is an all-day restaurant that can be used as a stop for a drink or for a light meal.

2

The Provisions

The Provisions Store is a kiosk in the Ginger Garden of the Singapore Botanic Gardens that sells “grab-and-go” food and drink. It’s a convenient spot to grab a drink or a sandwich. They also sell tchotchkes and mementos for visitors to the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

3

Botanico

Botanico, located at The Garage, is known for using local produce. Their cuisine is infused with Asian tastes, especially with their Western classics. This can be seen in dishes like their Assam Laksa Ceviche, where the South American raw fish dish is spiced up with assam laksa paste and soy-glazed Wagyu Beef.

4

Piccante Pronto

After an afternoon strolling through the various gardens of Botanic Gardens, stop by Piccante Pronto and share a Roman-style thin-crust pizza with your friends. At Cluny Food Court, this halal-certified business sells pizzas in three sizes—Medium, Large, and XXL—with a diameter of 21.

5

Corner House

The Corner House is a classic old-fashioned restaurant in the Botanic Gardens. It’s located in a turn-of-the-century black-and-white colonial cottage. The inside, like the outside, is elegant. In MICHELIN Guide Singapore 2016, 2017, and 2018, it was given one star.

6

Cluny Food Court

Cluny Food Court is Les Amis Group’s first food court, offering all-day informal eating in the heart of Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage site, the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

Cluny Food Court, a new casual-dining business by Les Amis Group, aspires to create a platform for budding hawkerpreneurs to present their art to the audience. Expect a harmonic combination of traditional and contemporary cuisine from 6 distinct concepts in the heart of our heritage-rich national Garden, inspired by their parent’s generation and motivated by their passion for the food and beverage sector.

7

Micro Bakery & Kitchen

Right next to Botanic Gardens with an al fresco courtyard,  Micro Bakery at Serene Centre is the perfect breakfast spot.   

The sourdough breads are hand crafted & baked fresh; the sweet bakes are made in-house in small batches. 

Coffee is served with joy, and food is natural, honest and true to its taste.

With an open kitchen and friendly staff, Micro Bakery is a pit stop for regulars and first-time visitors alike.

Bonus: this is a super pet friendly place

8

Halia

Halia, which opened in 2001, is a regular at the UNESCO site. The halal-certified restaurant is recognized for its excellence as one of Singapore’s top garden restaurants since it is surrounded by lush greenery from Singapore Botanic Gardens. Locally produced cow milk and a mix of fruits are on the menu at this award-winning garden restaurant.

9

Fusion Spoon

Fusion Spoon is a unique informal eating area for families and friends located near the Tanglin Gate of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Visitors may enjoy a broad range of cheap food and beverages from diverse cuisines such as Western, Asian, and Japanese. Fusion Spoon also has a waffle and Korean bingsu ice kiosk for anyone seeking for a sweet treat after a day at the Gardens.

The main indoor dining space draws nature inside the restaurant with its warm earthy décor and green wall, while the outside dining area puts guests closer to nature with an al fresco eating experience. There is an indoor as well as an outdoor play area for children, providing them with entertaining activities while their parents dine.

10

Curry Wok

Curry Wok is a friendly little place that serves delicious zi char. Their well-known dishes, which are available at reasonable costs, are a favorite among both working adults and students. Share your group’s Braised Pork Knuckle or Curry Fish Head with them to conclude the meal with a bowl of cooling Cheng Tng.

With beautiful grounds and clean air, the Botanic Gardens’ restaurants provide a distinctive eating experience. They’re in some of the most magnificent locations on earth, and they serve delectable food in addition to providing spectacular views.

Do check out our list of Hidden Restaurants and have time to try their services.