The 14 best wine restaurants in Singapore 2026

If you're looking for both good food and great wine, there are plenty of places to choose from in Singapore. Here is the guide to the best wine restaurants in the city, all selected by Star Wine List's ambassador Alvin Gho.

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  1. Dining tables and wine bottles at Gaston Burgundy bistro and wine bar in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6909 8120

    Address: 25 Keong Saik Road

    This is one of my favourite lists, not just because of the grand selection of Burgundy wines but also for the fun quotes all over the list. Did you, for example, know that Karl Marx once aptly warned to “be careful to trust a person who does not like wine”?! A Burgundy bistro and wine bar by a native Burgundian Geoffrey Daurelle (owner and General Manager) makes total sense as a concept, and I love strong concepts as much as I love diversity. I’m not the biggest fan of commercialised wine collections purchased just because the owners are super wealthy. I believe in a large diversity within co...

  2. The interior of Convivial wine and Champagne bar in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 8076 5674

    Address: The Offshore, 11 North Canal Road, #01-01, Singapore 048824

    Best Sparkling Wine List Southeast Asia 2026

    Convivial is a work of passion by sommelier champion Yeo Xi Yang. It was the first and only Champagne-focused bar in Singapore, putting many a naysayer to rest. “Asians do not like sparkling wines and bubbles!” is a statement of the past. It is indeed true that sparkling wines as aperitifs were hard sells back when I was working the floor, but Yang stepped in and ripped all these ideas apart. Champagnes are naturally higher value and do indeed create a bigger hole in the pocket. But if it makes you happy, what's the problem? At Convivial, you will also find well-selected bar grub in the form...

  3. Spago by Wolfgang Puck, a restaurant in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6688 9955

    Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Hotel, Tower 2 Level 57, Marina Bay Sands, 018956

    Best California Wine List Southeast Asia, presented by Robert Mondavi Winery 2026

    The tricky decision is what to admire most: Spago’s extensive and comprehensive wine list, or its commanding view of Singapore from the top floor of Marina Bay Sands. Both are spectacular. There are more than 40 pages of wines that represent a truly global selection. The by-the-glass section includes tried-and-tested options that will satisfy every palate, with a separate Coravin list that allows for some big-hitting names. In addition, there is an admirable collection of half bottles covering all the major regions of France and Italy, plus a few choices from California and Australia. But...

  4. Interior of Big Wine Freaks wine bar/restaurant, Singapore.

    Phone: 6019 0765

    Address: 44 Bukit Pasoh Road

    Special Jury Prize Southeast Asia 2026

    A brilliant space with great lighting and a wonderful sound system, setting it apart from many wine places, which are usually quieter and more restrained. This is Moscow chic with beautiful furniture, and great taste with regards to the use of space. Communal dining is pushed to its limits with the unconventional dining set up. Indeed, it’s refreshing to have new outlets pushing the boundaries. It’s not much of a surprise that this wine list begins with a BIG bottle selection. A passionate local sommelier heads the wine programme here and the list makes total sense for the target clientele....

  5. Interior of Le Clos restaurant, Singapore.

    Phone: +65 9387 4969

    Address: 46 Kim Yam Road #01-18, Level 1 New Bahru, Singapore

    Best Long List Southeast Asia 2026

    I love a good wine retail concept within a bistro. A wine list is available if necessary, but the real experience of Le Clos is to step into the cellar to browse around and then speak to the resident sommelier. The selection is predominantly French with an amazing diversity within the country; Burgundy, Champagne and Bordeaux centric yet obscure regions are also often found. A Roussette de Savoie or Vin Jaune from the Jura tend to be readily available for those who drink widely. It is fun to also discover new, upcoming producers and micro-négociants. The food is simple yet well-executed bistr...

  6. Interior of Buona Terra, a Michelin-starred restaurant, Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6733 0209

    Address: 29 Scotts Rd, Singapore

    A one-Michelin-star fine-dining Italian situated in a historical black and white bungalow, off Orchard Road. Unlike most other Italian restaurants, which focus solely on Italian wines, Buona Terra shows diversity within Italy – plus a kinky passion for French wine! It is a Krug ambassador, and so a real delight here is to find highly elusive cuvées such as ‘Clos d’Ambonnay.’ However, the French range does not stop at Krug, or at Champagne, with a solid selection of Burgundy of which any French restaurant would be very proud.

  7. Interior of Sushi Oono restaurant, Singapore.

    Phone: +65 8809 7745

    Address: 14 Mohamed Sultan Rd, #01-01, Singapore

    Best Short List Southeast Asia 2026

    This is probably the first Asian restaurant I’m recommending. I am pretty sure there are more great lists out there among Singapore’s many Asian restaurants, but Sushi Oono certainly stands out in this category. It’s an Edomae-style fine-dining sushi restaurant where the chef focuses on clean flavours, showcasing the quality of the fish as well as the finesse of the shari, and where the balance of the rice is of utmost superiority. Sushi Oono first came to my attention for its great Champagne selection but, lo and behold, as I planned my next meal as well as what to drink there, I was overjoy...

  8. Temper's portal from wine room to cocktail lounge. Restaurant temper. Wine Room & Lounge, Singapore.

    Phone: +65 9722 1253

    Address: 83 Neil Rd, #01-07 Access via Mondrian, Hotel Lobby, Singapore

    Best Newcomer List Southeast Asia, presented by Minuty 2026

    Since it opened in 2025, temper has become the latest unmissable wine destination in Singapore. A long, glass-fronted cellar greets you by the entrance, packed with tempting bottles that cover all styles, prices and vintages. To browse the full selection of over 1,000 labels – with several hundred by the glass – a helpful tablet is loaded with the wine list. Even more helpful is the team of well-informed, well-dressed sommeliers on hand to dispense advice and keep the good stuff flowing. Set across two levels, temper offers a variety of seating: from bar stools to lounge seats to communal tab...

  9. Jin Ting Wan, a restaurant in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 668 899 69

    Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay Sands, Hotel, Level 55 Tower 1, Singapore

    Special Jury Prize Southeast Asia 2026

    There is a difference between being brave and deciding to lead. Marina Bay Sands has never needed bravery, it needs only to decide and the market follows. This wine list is a statement of intent made from a position of strength, and one of the most exciting things to happen to the Singapore wine scene in years. I’ve had my fair share of wine lists in luxury Chinese restaurants in Singapore, as well as in China, to know what tokenism looks like. Jin Ting Wan, located high on top of Marina Bay Sands, is one of the latest stars in the hotel’s collection of restaurants. The sommelier team has or...

  10. The bar counter at Burnt Ends Australian wine bar in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6224 3933

    Address: #01-04, 7 Dempsey Road, 249671

    Special Jury Prize Southeast Asia 2026

    Aussie barbecue restaurant Burnt Ends has one Michelin star and is one of the most difficult restaurants in Singapore to get a table at. Chef-owner Dave Pynt has successfully introduced this simple, straightforward yet outrageously good cuisine to Singapore.

  11. The dining room of Claudine restaurant, Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6265 2966

    Address: 39C Harding Road

    Best Long List Southeast Asia 2026

    Claudine is three-Michelin-star chef Julien Royer's second restaurant in Singapore. It is centrally situated in an area called Dempsey Hill, which seems to be an emerging place for top chefs to cluster. The food is classic French, hearty, yet elegantly done. The space is grand as it used to be an old heritage chapel, so when you enter the space, it transports you to a different dimension from what we usually have in our concrete jungle of Singapore. If I were on a date at Claudine, I am sure my date would be upset at how much time I need to read this list. So many gems, so little time! The l...

  12. The bar and bottles at Le Bon Funk natural wine bar in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6224 1490

    Address: 29 Club Street

    Le Bon Funk, as the name might suggest, is all about good fun. Chef and owner Keirin Buck and his team whip up a rotating menu of wine-friendly dishes focusing on fresh produce. They are located on Club Street, close to the central business district in Singapore.

  13. The bar and dining tables at Ma Cuisine wine bar in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6224 1838

    Address: 38 Craig Road

    Ma Cuisine is an outpost of Beaune’s own Ma Cuisine. It is located on Craig Road in Singapore and serves classic French food by co-owner and chef Mathieu Escoffier. Identified as a gastro wine bar, Ma Cuisine is a pioneer in the city when it comes to making a point about ordering your wines first, then food.

  14. The dining room at Odette restaurant in Singapore.

    Phone: +65 6385 0498

    Address: 1 Saint Andrew's Road, #01-04 National Gallery

    Best By-the-Glass List Southeast Asia, presented by Stölzle Lausitz 2026

    A Michelin three-star French restaurant in the historical former Supreme Court building. Here, chef and owner Julien Royer runs the kitchen with his brigade of talented and young local chefs.