Guide to Rochester Park Restaurants Singapore

October 8, 2010 | 8 Comments

Da Paolo Rochester Park

Rochester Park was promoted as the next Dempsey Hill dining destination when they first started. Restaurants like Cassis fine dining French restaurant, Pinchos Tapas Bar, Twenty + One Patisserie have come and go, while the other main stewards like One Rochester and Da Paolo are still going strong. Are the Singapore Rochester Park Restaurants over-hyped? Or do they deserve more publicity?

Here’s a complete guide to the Restaurants in Rochester Park Singapore:

Da Paolo Bistro Bar

“Da Paolo restaurant has the best tiramisu in Singapore!”

My friend proudly declared, and no, she doesn’t work for them. Among the Rochester Park restaurants, Da Paolo is the one that I want to go next. In case you are not aware, the Da Paolo group also has other restaurants in Chip Bee Garden.

3 Rochester Park Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6774 5537

Graze Rochester Park

Graze

Sunday is perfect for breakfast, and you can enjoy a lazy brunch of eggs benedict, toast and a cup of coffee at Graze. The al fresco dining area is lovely for those who do not mind eating without air-conditioning. Looking for a brunch place in Singapore? Check out Graze at Rochester Park.

4 Rochester Park Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6775 9000

Krish The Restaurant

Krish is a fine dining restaurant which offers South Asia influenced European cuisine. In short, it means Western food with an Indian twist.

9 Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6779 4644

Min Jiang @ One North

Min Jiang @ One North

Located at the fringe of Rochester Park, Min Jiang which is a fine dining Chinese restaurant has another branch at Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore. I have been wanting to try their famous Peking Duck and dim sum. All right, I don’t care. I am going there the next time I have cravings for Peking Duck.

5 Rochester Park Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6774 0122

North Border Bar & Grill

North Border Bar & Grill

A friend told me that North Border Bar & Grill’s serves very value for money set lunches. With choices like lamb shank and steak on the menu, the 2 course set lunch at $21.90++ looks like a good deal. Folks working in the area can come here when you have a long lunch break.

2 Rochester Park Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6777 6618

Onaka

Unless you walk right to the end of Rochester Park, you will probably not see Onaka Cafe. I only found out about it when I was surfing online. Has anyone tried the food here?

44 Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6778 0246

One Rochester

One Rochester

One Rochester is under the same management 1 Caramel Patisserie and 1 Twenty Six at Big Splash East Coast Park. I have tried their Communal Coast menu at the latter. While it is rather expensive at $70++ per person, One Rochester restaurant is well known for their ambiance.

1 Rochester Park Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6773 0070

Rochester Park Cafe

Rochester House

The newest kid on the block, Rochester House is a 3-in-1 concept. Rochester Park Cafe is a kids friendly restaurant which has an indoor and outdoor playground (called The Playhouse) for patrons to keep their kids entertained while they enjoy their meals.

7 Rochester Park Singapore
Tel: +65 6773 1312

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If you are a big fan of green al fresco dining in Singapore, I believe you will like the Rochester Park Restaurants that are housed in Colonial buildings. Now, tell me: which restaurant in Rochester Park have you been to, and which one are you going to try next?

Dining Guides of Restaurants in Singapore:
Chip Bee Gardens Restaurants
Dempsey Road Restaurants
Greenwood Avenue Restaurants
Holland Village Restaurants
Orchard Road Restaurants
Sunset Way Restaurants

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8 Responses to “Guide to Rochester Park Restaurants Singapore”

  1. LT
    October 9th, 2010 @ 9:34 pm

    u must try Min Jiang! The Peking duck is great – go for the minced duck with cabbage for the remains =) And of course, all the durian desserts there are a must-try!

  2. Cheryl
    October 11th, 2010 @ 6:20 pm

    U should try da Paolo! The pizzas are fantabulous! Tts if u love thin crusts! Love the blue cheese w Parma ham combi. Lots to choose frm. The tiramisu is really to die for.

    Heard the graze brunch is quite awesome but I wasn’t blown away by their dinner menu. Steaks are just normal. Can’t remember much of my dinner there, speaks alot abt the food.

  3. ladyironchef - Singapore Food Blog
    October 12th, 2010 @ 9:08 pm

    LT: Stop tempting me with the Peking duck! haha yea i heard abt their durian desserts, but i don’t eat durian :p

    cheryl: the brunch is nice partly because of the ambience too i guess. all righty, shall try da paolo soon (i hope)

  4. Hana K
    October 21st, 2010 @ 11:46 am

    Onaka Healing Cafe serves organic food and a wide range of freshly made organic juices, shakes and teas. I’ve tried their smoked salmon and avocado panini – that was really good. For their selection of Asian dishes, I’ve tried the Hakka dish,”Lei Cha Fan”, Thai basil rice and also their bibimbap. The Lei Cha Fan and Thai basil rice (made with brown rice) were good. The bibimbap was so-so; I’m Korean so I’ve tasted better. But overall, Onaka is a nice place for a healthy meal.

  5. Everything About Skin
    March 29th, 2011 @ 6:44 pm

    The peking duck at Min Jiang is a MUST TRY. It is best that I have tried so far though the food is abit on the pricey side.

  6. Food Looker
    January 14th, 2012 @ 10:06 pm

    Been to dapaolo.. Service rather slow.. Seated for 10 mins… No one serving n table not set up… Place is nice but very noisy… Not really a romantic place… Food … Still waiting … Hope is good…

  7. little frog
    February 7th, 2012 @ 8:39 pm

    just went to onaka for take away dinner, and the food was GREAT! we had scallop & mango salad, omega-3 rice with salmon, spiced pear juice and the soya ice cream. can’t say much about the service except that the staff was friendly. i’m sure it would have been nice to dine there.
    unfortunately (or maybe fortunately for us!!) the place is not so easy to find… so it was quite empty… quiet… which is nice since it has a pilates school, body mind and soul shop, etc. zeeeeennnnn :)

  8. Lydia
    February 16th, 2012 @ 3:52 pm

    Thanks Ladyironchef for your recommendations, so far I have tried a few restaurants on your list and found them excellent..

    Keep that up and will look forward to your upcoming recommendation.

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