Singapore: Hands-on Cooking Class with Cultural Immersion
Dive deep into Singapore's food culture and enjoy a hands-on experience cooking up family recipes passed down through generations.
Fat Prince is a bar in Tanjong Pagar, Singapore.
Editorially verified May 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Michelin Guide listed. Good for groups; the mezze sharing format works well alongside the cocktail programme. Book ahead for weekend evenings.
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Address: 48 Peck Seah Street, Singapore 079320
Singapore's most decorated cocktail bar and one of the best in Asia, ranked ninth in the World's 50 Best Bars 2025 and third in Asia. Located inside the Amara Singapore hotel, the programme balances classic technique with inventive flavour combinations. The bar that put Singapore on the global cocktail map.
Signature drink: The Garibaldi or seasonal signature cocktail
Tip: Open from 6pm daily; Wednesday to Saturday until 2am. Book ahead for weekend evenings. The counter seats are coveted for watching the team work.
Vijay Mudaliar's Amoy Street bar celebrates ten years in 2026 and sits at 45 on Asia's 50 Best Bars 2025. The concept revolves around Indigenous ingredients, foraging, small-batch regional spirits and a commitment to zero waste. Cocktails using ants, bamboo, jackfruit and coconut vinegar distil something genuinely Singaporean.
Signature drink: Seasonal rotating menu built on foraged Southeast Asian ingredients
Tip: Open Sunday to Saturday from 6pm. The bar runs a zero-waste policy; ask about the current foraged ingredient on the menu.
The Singapore outpost of the legendary New York speakeasy bar, hidden behind a glowing psychic sign on Amoy Street. The Prohibition-era aesthetic and precise American cocktail technique imported from the original have held up; this is one of the city's most reliable bars for a properly made classic.
Signature drink: Gin Gin Mule or Billionaire Cocktail
Tip: Open from 5pm Monday to Friday, and Saturday. The kitchen serves food; the bar snacks pair well with the cocktail programme. Asia's 50 Best Bars, No.
Singapore's most decorated cocktail bar and one of the best in Asia, ranked ninth in the World's 50 Best Bars 2025 and third in Asia. Located inside the Amara Singapore hotel, the programme balances classic technique with inventive flavour combinations. The bar that put Singapore on the global cocktail map.
Signature drink: The Garibaldi or seasonal signature cocktail
Tip: Open from 6pm daily; Wednesday to Saturday until 2am. Book ahead for weekend evenings. The counter seats are coveted for watching the team work.
Colin Chia's bar celebrates Singapore's colonial and postcolonial history through a cocktail programme built on local ingredients and forgotten archives. Ranked No. 50 in the World's 50 Best Bars 2025. The Singlish-inspired 2026 menu is one of the most distinctive in the city.
Signature drink: Lah cocktail (from 2026 Singlish menu)
Tip: Open from 5pm daily. The bar is in the CHIJMES/Bugis neighbourhood; pairs well with dinner at a nearby table before drinks here.
Vijay Mudaliar's Amoy Street bar celebrates ten years in 2026 and sits at 45 on Asia's 50 Best Bars 2025. The concept revolves around Indigenous ingredients, foraging, small-batch regional spirits and a commitment to zero waste. Cocktails using ants, bamboo, jackfruit and coconut vinegar distil something genuinely Singaporean.
Signature drink: Seasonal rotating menu built on foraged Southeast Asian ingredients
Tip: Open Sunday to Saturday from 6pm. The bar runs a zero-waste policy; ask about the current foraged ingredient on the menu.
Singapore's most spectacular bar interior: a soaring Art Deco lobby inside Parkview Square, known as Singapore's Gotham Building, with an eight-metre gin tower holding over 1,300 bottles. The cocktail list leans on classic gin-based drinks executed with precision. One of the most visually impressive bars anywhere in Southeast Asia.
Signature drink: House Atlas Gin Martini
Tip: A full hotel-bar experience; dress smart. The gin tower display alone justifies the visit. Ranked on the World's 50 Best Bars 2024 at No.43.
The Singapore outpost of the legendary New York speakeasy bar, hidden behind a glowing psychic sign on Amoy Street. The Prohibition-era aesthetic and precise American cocktail technique imported from the original have held up; this is one of the city's most reliable bars for a properly made classic.
Signature drink: Gin Gin Mule or Billionaire Cocktail
Tip: Open from 5pm Monday to Friday, and Saturday. The kitchen serves food; the bar snacks pair well with the cocktail programme. Asia's 50 Best Bars, No.
The granddaddy of Singapore's speakeasy bar scene, hidden behind an unmarked door in a 1960s shophouse with no signage. Operating since 2011, 28 HongKong Street pioneered the American craft cocktail movement in Singapore and continues to execute classics and seasonals at a high level under a changing menu structure.
Signature drink: Now and Then seasonal menu cocktail
Tip: Open Monday to Thursday from 6pm to 2am; Friday and Saturday until 3am. Closed Sundays. No reservations; walk-in only.