This guide to the best steakhouses in Singapore was last updated on 1 July 2014.
A good steak is one of the best things you can have in life. We have tried many restaurants in Singapore to find the perfect steak, and here is a list of the best steakhouses in Singapore.
Bedrock Bar & Grill at Pan Pacific Serviced Suites is a modern New York style steakhouse. The restaurant boosts a dark, sexy, and classy interior; making it the ideal place to bring your client for a business luncheon, or your date for a romantic dinner.
The menu is small and concise. There are three US beef – 300g Dry Aged Ribeye ($96), 220g Tenderloin ($89), and 400g USDA Prime Black Angus Ribeye ($96); and three Australian beef – 400g Ribeye ($79), 350g Bone in Striploin ($69) and 500g Porterhouse ($89). For those in a big group, get the massive Tomahwak Steak for the table share.
96 Somerset Road
#01-05 Pan Pacific Serviced Suites
Tel: +65 6238 0054
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Somerset
Nestled amidst the Mohammed Sultan enclave, Bistecca Tuscan Steakhouse makes an exciting new addition to the semi-fine dining scene in Singapore. This 6-month-old restaurant claims to be the first and only Italian restaurant specialising in steak.
The piece de resistance, a 1.2kg Fiorentina Wagyu T-bone steak ($178), would make any meat lover weak in the knees. Other options on Bistecca’s menu include: a 400g grass-fed Ribeye ($58), a 350g New York cut Striploin ($48), and a very good value for money Steak Sampler Plate ($78) consisting of half cuts of grass-fed and grain-fed striploin.
Prices are no where near cheap, but Bistecca Tuscan Stakhouse is definitely worth your while if you’re looking for quality food and personal service amidst a stunning setting, just for that special occasion. If anything, don’t miss out on the steaks. The beef is, after all, in their beef.
25 Mohamed Sultan Road
Tel: +65 6735 6739
Tue to Fri: 12pm–2pm, 6pm–11pm
Sat: 11am–4pm, 6pm–11pm
Sun: 11am–4pm
Nearest Station: Somerset/Clarke Quay
There are good steakhouses, and then there are great ones. CUT by Wolfgang Puck is definitely one of the latter. Wolfgang Puck’s outpost at Marina Bay Sands is the definition of a modern steakhouse. It is swanky, up-scale, and posh establishment that does very good steaks.
Take your pick from a choice selection that includes USDA Prime Steaks ($72-98), Australian Grain Fed Angus ($85-175), Snake River Farm Angus Kobe Beef ($160-185), and Japanese Wagyu Beef ($210-280).
Is CUT the best steak restaurant in Singapore? It is challenging to give an affirmation, because taste is after-all subjective — especially for steaks and their done-ness — and there are many good steakhouses in town. But I am going to go out on a limb and say that CUT, for me, is definitely one of the top 3 steakhouses in Singapore.
10 Bayfront Avenue
#B1-71 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Tel: +65 6688 8517
Sun to Thu: 6pm – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 6pm – 11pm
Feedlot Steakhouse
From striploin, to ribeye and milk-fed veal, premium meats are the highlight at this steakhouse opened by the folks behind Swiss Butchery.
#B1-01, 56 Tanglin Road
Tel: +65 6463 8080
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 10am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard
L’Entrecote
You know the restaurant is good when it only has one main course on the menu. Yes, that is right. L’Entrecote is a Parisian Bistro that only serves their signature Steak Frites as the main course, alongside a good selection of starters and desserts. At $29++ for the Steak Frites, this probably the most value-for-money steak in town.
The restaurant has a no-reservations policy, so make sure you go early to get a table.
#B1-128, Suntec City Mall
3 Temasek Boulevard
Tel: +65 66907569
Daily: 11.30am – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Esplanade/Promenade
Luke’s Chophouse & Oyster Bar
A chophouse is a restaurant that specialises in serving steaks and chops of meat that are expertly sourced and butchered. Helmed by Chef Travis Masiero, Luke’s is a classy and upmarket chophouse, the sort of restaurant that you will find in New York.
There are two steak options on the menu – a 300g Luke’s Bone-in Tenderloin (S$72), and a 400g USDA Prime Ribeye (S$87) which can be served “naked” or “Luau” style. Both steaks were perfectly grilled to spot-on pink. But if we had to choose between one, we would go for the prime ribeye. For the sides, the cream spinach and potato puree while decent, were not as good as Morton’s or CUT. A more affordable option is the Steak & Fries (S$35) that is served during lunch.
Luke’s Chophouse dishes out simple, but well-executed classic dishes, and while prices are steep, it is worth saving up for special occasions.
20 Gemmil Lane
Tel: +65 6221 4468
Mon to Wed: 12pm – 10.30pm
Thu to Sat: 12pm – 12 midnight
Nearest Station: Chinatown/Raffles Place
When you ask meat lovers to name their favourite steakhouse in Singapore, most of them would reply: Morton’s The Steakhouse at Mandarin Oriental Singapore.
Morton’s has been around for many years, and there is a reason why they have remained as one of the best steakhouses in Singapore. It is a place where you know that every piece of steak – whether it’s the fillet mignon, New York strip, or ribeye – will always be prepared perfectly. If money is no object, Morton’s The Steakhouse is definitely the place to go.
Just to sidetrack a little, you must not leave Morton’s without trying the legendary hot chocolate cake ($30). It was, hands up (pun intended), the best chocolate lava cake you can get in Singapore.
5 Raffles Avenue
4F Mandarin Oriental Singapore
Tel: +65 6339 3740
Mon to Sat: 5.30pm – 11 pm
Sun: 5pm – 10pm
What used to be Checkers Brasserie at Hilton Singapore is now revamped and known as Opus Bar & Grill. The culinary team is helmed by Aussie chef Nick Philip, and the menu is contemporary with Australian influence. The charcoal grill and dry-age cabinet are what Opus Bar & Grill are building their success on, and they are on a mission to spoil you with only the best meals.
581 Orchard Road
Hilton Singapore
Tel: 65 6730 3390
Daily: 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard Road
Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse is quite a household name among steak lovers, with over 130 restaurants worldwide. It has finally managed to find its way onto our shores. The restaurant, like the rest of the Marina Mandarin Hotel, is dimly lit and cosy. There is no fancy tableware or glitzy décor to speak of and is reminiscent of an authentic American steakhouse.
There are many choices on the menu, but go for the Filet Mignon ($85) and the USDA Prime Ribeye ($85 for 340g). They were exceedingly tender, pink and fully packed with beefy juices.
There is no shortage of steak restaurants in Singapore, and to make us excited over one takes more than just good food, yet Ruth’s Chris does just that. It impresses with authenticity and needless to say, the steaks are spectacular. The only downside is the rather steep pricing. But dining at Ruth’s Chris is more than just a meal; it is the experience of dining in this widely acclaimed steakhouse that has served and impressed steak lovers worldwide.
6 Raffles Boulevard
Level 4 Marina Mandarin Hotel
Tel: +65 6336 9093
Daily: 11.30am – 3pm, 5.30pm – 11pm
Skirt at W Hotel is a stunning and sexy steakhouse that we prefer to reserve for dates with the discerning loved ones. When you need a reliable outlet where the service is impeccable and professional, SKIRT is ideal with its mix of elegance and chic factor.
21 Ocean Way, W Hotel
Tel: +65 6808 7278
Tue to Sun: 7pm – 12 midnight
Nearest Station: Harbourfront
The Royal Mail at the iconic Ascott Raffles Place is the latest venture by restaurateur Michel Lu. It offers a modern take on classic British cuisine. The menu is compact, and the main focus is on its roast prime rib, which is easily one of the best that I have had in Singapore.
The Roast Prime Rib ($48 for 200g, $58 for 280g, $66 for 340g) here is tender, juicy and moist. It is that good. The prices are also very reasonable for the quality.
The Royal Mail is a fantastic addition to Singapore’s dining scene – they are one of the better mid-range steakhouses in Singapore. The restaurant is perfect during the day for a business luncheon – they have a fantastic three course set lunch at $38++/pax – and equally fitting in the evening for a romantic dinner date.
2 Finlayson Green
Ascott Raffles Place
Tel: +65 6509 3589
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 3pm, 6.30pm – 11pm
Sat: 6.30pm – 11pm
Wooloomooloo steakhouse, a popular steakhouse chain in Hong Kong, has started their first branch in Singapore at Swissotel the Stamford. The restaurant has a sleek and sexy interior, and most importantly, it offers top-quality Aussie beef.
The 12 ounce Australian Ribeye ($62) is a very fine piece of meat, and at the price, it is excellent value. If you are in a big group, I would suggest getting the 1.3kg tomahawk ($125) with a few sides – like the hash brown ($12), creamy spinach ($12), and sauteed onions ($12) – to share.
Wooloomooloo, for me, is one of the top mid-range steak houses in Singapore. I wouldn’t be surprised if it becomes one of your favourite places, too.
2 Stamford Road
Level 3 Swissotel the Stamford
Tel: +65 6338 0261
Daily: 12:00 – 15:00
Daily: 15:00 – 23:00
Nearest Station: City Hall
Just wondering.. have you tried Outback Steakhouse at Millenia Walk before? I’ve tried it and I personally think it’s really good! The Outback Special was what I had last time, and the beef is very succulent, with minimal seasoning. And their brownie is orgasmic too!
If possible, maybe you could do a review of it?
I go to your blog for reviews, and so far it hasn’t failed me! Cheers!
Please make a trip down to The Market Grill and try out the steak over there and their Char grilled lobster is a must try! There is a live aquarium just by the counter with fresh and lively lobsters. It’s at
208 Telok Ayer Street Singapore 068642
Please visit their fb page for more information (:
https://www.facebook.com/TheMarketGrill
This is proof that you don’t take into consideration the overall scene of food in singapore. Not once have you commented the fact that the ingredients and meat that these restaurants get are anywhere NEAR the taste value other places in south east asia get, Hong kong for example. Instead you sell baseless reviews on restaurants that pay for advertising space on your blog. You should be ashamed of yourself
Have you tried Salta at ICON Tanjong Pagar? Their Argentinian steak hits the right spot for beef lovers.
Great site BTW.
I must politely disagree with Ladybadtaste above; this is a good list, we’re spoiled for choice here in SG, with a lot more options to choose from. I’ve had steaks all over the world, and I think her review was spot-on. There are a few she missed out on that are really worth checking out as well, for instance, my new favourite is Pepper Steakhouse in Great World City as well…really delightful and worth checking out.
Don’t be discouraged by nay-sayers…this is a cool blog.
I’m writing to simply chime in with the previous comment from Dave, and say that the author is spot on indeed. Please remember that this is titled “the BEST steakhouses” It is not entitled best steak for the money. It specifies the best. Judging from the responses it seems that there are people who have yet to truly experience steak it it’s finest. Oh, and forget about the note from the obviously envious restaurateur who cannot hope to be counted amongst this fine collection of establishments in this list). Last night I dined with friends at the Ruth’s Chris steakhouse and found it to be nearly impeccable. I would only complain that the beef cut the served to me was much closer to medium rare than it was to medium, That was flawlessly corrected and the entire group were pleased.
I’m a lover for steak. But personally, i felt the CUT is over rated. I must admit their services are excellent but steak wise, i felt CUT is not up review. Very simple spices that coat both the aged rib eye and Wayu. First few bites is okay, but as the more you savor, you will have the feeling of greasy..
Hi, I’m a fan of The Tavern Restaurant, really old-world but fantastic steak! You should give it a try.
I am surprised Angus steakhouse at Taka is not on your list!
Great list, better than hungrygowhere’s list!
My favorite steak is from Luke’s Oyster bar. The bone in ribeye with peppercorn crust. Yum. CUT was not that great for the price and expectation – had the snake farm Kobe.you can’t go wrong at Morton’s. I has the Tomahawk at SKIRT all to my self – food coma! Have not tried the others.
Thanks for the list. I must say with the price you are willing to pay for those steak, it should be excellent to perfect. The challenge is drawing a list of mid-priced restaurants that are also very good n gives u a guilt-free indulgence. Eateries that have you going back again n again without breaking a hole in the pocket. The restaurants here r for me a ‘special occasion’ list. I had dinner at CUT n they over cook my steak. Really disappointing. The more money u fork out, the more perfection I expect.
Hi have you ever heard about Le Bistrot du Sommelier?
. Lena
The meat ( rib eye etc..) is just…”succulente”
I have a dinner at L’Entrecote today.
I ordered medium rare and agree that their streak is good. But the bad part is their appetiser and desert. I had leek and vinaigrette. It was good if I went to some friend who might be just start cooking. The leek was very hard and sticky, not anywhere near tender. The vinaigrette was added with chopped shallots. Too sour and not tasty. The desert I ordered lava cake which was put on the menu is desert of the house. The cake is almost like rubber and inside lava have a rock solid of un-melted caramel. Service is average.Unimpressed !
All-in-all. Steak is good but don’t think about something else.
Well, not sure if anyone has commented on Shaslik in Far East (the older one). I used to reside in Singapore about 17 years ago and I am sure the last time I visit in 2010 it was still there, if it was! that’s definitely worth a mention. Not only do they have the best steak (Russian), their Bomb Alaska is to die for too!
Umm, Lawry’s perhaps?
The Steakhouse at Clarke Quay.
Their steaks are flavoured with their special in-house seasoning(be sure to request for it) and cooked to perfection. Great for people who enjoy a flavourful steak. Oh yes, try their truffle fries as well, oh so good!
I had Morton’s the next day, perfectly cooked medium rare USDA prime ribeye, but taste-wise, honestly, I still preferred The Steakhouse.
CUT is over rated.. Personally I’ve had better steaks at Tony Roma’s… Why feature the most expensive? High price does not equate to taste..
L’entrecote is the most overrated one here. Gristly meat.
Bistecca Tuscan was bad
Feedlot was so bad it was not funny
Agree with Ruths Chris, Luke’s.
I agree that Le Bistrot du Sommelier, Market Grill should be in there.
Just my subjective opinions based on my dining experiences
Angus steak house should be on this list too!
Fat Cow should be in the list too. LOVE their steak