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The best new restaurants in Singapore
Start with 328 Katong Laksa in Katong for laksa with a slice of otah, Jumbo Seafood in Multiple outlets for chilli crab on mud crab with egg ribbons, eaten with fried mantou and Chinatown Complex Hawker in Chinatown for soya sauce chicken rice and noodles. Here are all 11, with why each one is worth it.
- 328 Katong LaksaKatong · Laksa
Get: Laksa with a slice of otah
The Katong benchmark: thick, coconutty broth with everything scoopable in one spoon.
- Jumbo SeafoodMultiple outlets
Get: Chilli crab on mud crab with egg ribbons, eaten with fried mantou
Reese Witherspoon and SHINee's Onew posted bib selfies here, per The Sunday Times.
- Chinatown Complex HawkerChinatown
Get: Soya sauce chicken rice and noodles (Hawker Chan / Liao Fan)
Soya sauce chicken rice and noodles (Hawker Chan / Liao Fan)
- Jomaru Korean Hot Pot
Opening directory; see linked evidence for trading status
- Maison Yoshoku
New concept replacing MoVida at Raffles City, featured in October 2026.
- Saikyo Pasta
Opened in July 2026; featured in October's new-restaurant selection.
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Where is the best new restaurants in Singapore?
Chef Amazing’s picks start with 328 Katong Laksa (Katong), Jumbo Seafood (Multiple outlets) and Chinatown Complex Hawker (Chinatown). All 11 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.
What should I order?
At 328 Katong Laksa, get laksa with a slice of otah. At Jumbo Seafood, get chilli crab on mud crab with egg ribbons, eaten with fried mantou. At Chinatown Complex Hawker, get soya sauce chicken rice and noodles (Hawker Chan / Liao Fan).
How does Chef Amazing pick these?
From Chef Amazing’s city guide and lists for Singapore: the places critics, chefs and locals keep recommending, checked and kept current, with what to order at each. Nobody pays to be on them.
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Places change: check hours before you go. Pins come from addresses and OpenStreetMap and can be a little off. Updated October 25, 2026.