Looking for an unforgettable culinary experience while you travel? Consider making a stop at Singapore — one of the hidden gem gourmet capitals in the world.

Singapore is renowned for its vibrant food scene. From iconic hawker centres to Michelin-starred restaurants and swanky cafes, the city offers diverse culinary experiences that cater to every palate and pocket. 

If you're a food enthusiast looking to delve deep into Singapore's gastronomic delights, let the Pan Pacific Hotels Group take you on a food tour that showcases the rich culinary heritage of the Lion City.

One of the quintessential experiences in Singapore is indulging in its street food. Hawker centres like Maxwell Food Centre, Chinatown Complex Food Centre, and Lau Pa Sat are bustling hubs of culinary delights. Join a street food tour with companies like Wok n' Stroll or Everyday Tour Company to immerse yourself in the flavours of Singapore. Sample iconic dishes such as our world-famous Hainanese chicken rice, succulent satay skewers, and spicy sweet chilli crab.

Looking to indulge in sophisticated flavours that tantalise the taste buds? Singapore has its fair share of Michelin-starred restaurants and innovative culinary concepts to suit those seeking a more refined dining experience. 

Poise, located in the city, earned a Michelin star for its tasting menu. It reimagines European and Nordic favourites with clever pairings and intricate layering of textures and flavours, showcasing creativity and sophistication. Labyrinth, known for its avant-garde approach to Singaporean cuisine, is a must-visit for those seeking a unique dining experience.

If you are looking for Asian cuisine, try Hai Tien Lo, renowned for its traditional Cantonese cuisine with a contemporary touch. This award-winning restaurant presents a diverse menu of classic dishes and Cantonese delicacies crafted with precision, showcasing premium ingredients. 

Looking for Japanese cuisine? Head to Sushi Jiro, known for its fresh sushi crafted with traditional techniques. Indulge in melt-in-your-mouth nigiri and exquisite sashimi in an intimate setting with impeccable service.

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Singapore's cultural diversity is reflected in its culinary landscape. You can literally nosh your way through vibrant neighbourhoods like Little India, Chinatown, and Kampong Glam on an ethnic eats tour. Sample aromatic Malay curries, flavourful Indian spices, and “wok-flavoured” Chinese rice and noodle dishes.

Companies like Secret Food Tours and Cozymeal curate immersive experiences highlighting each culture's unique flavours and traditions. While participating in these tours, you will discover hidden gems and family-owned eateries that offer authentic tastes of Singapore's heritage.

Prefer a more sustainable, planet-friendly diet? Singapore's culinary scene is filled with vegan and vegetarian-friendly eating places.

One such eatery is the Open Farm Community, situated amidst a vibrant urban farm. The restaurant provides a farm-to-table dining experience with a strong emphasis on sustainability. The menu caters to a variety of tastes, including vegetarian and vegan options. For those seeking an exclusively vegetarian culinary adventure, Joie is an excellent choice. Known for its innovative dishes crafted with fresh ingredients and bold flavours, Joie appeals to vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.

Yet another option is Peppermint at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, which showcases freshly prepared plant-based creations that are as visually appealing as they are delicious and healthy. 

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Singapore also offers themed food tours that cater to specific interests. Whether you're a fan of seafood, desserts, or cocktails, there's a tour for you. Companies like Secret Food Tours and Singapore Foodsters curate themed experiences that delve deep into culinary niches. 

From seafood feasts at waterfront restaurants to dessert trails showcasing sweet indulgences, these tours offer a unique perspective on Singapore's food culture.

Planning a trip to Singapore and need food recommendations? Explore Destination Insights for everything from nostalgic local eateries to top vegetarian spots and must-try restaurants across the city.

If you are looking for accommodations, stay at Pan Pacific Hotels in Singapore, which offers convenient city locations and well-appointed rooms for a comfortable stay.