Singapore - Chinatown - Luxurious / Prestigious

Prestigious Spring JuChunYuan is the Singaporean offshoot of a renowned, more than a hundred years old restaurant in China, praising itself for being the place where the legendary dish 'Buddha Jumps Over the Wall' was invented, back in 1876...

Run and managed by a well-known Singaporean restaurateur and his co-partners from Beijing, this small and splendid restaurant serves some true Imperial cuisine in a very cozy and pleasant environment...

The good old Majestic used to be one of Singapore's best known Chinese restaurants, back in the old days. It slowly dwindled in the 1980s but has resurrected again in the last few years... This time as a chic and stylish dinning venue...

This splendid restaurant serves lovely traditional Sichuan cuisine in a very pleasant environment. They have two outlets in Singapore and both are equally good...

This very popular restaurant has been serving some of the best Hokkien food in Singapore for the last thirty years and is still as good and popular as ever before...

As its name denotes, the vision of this modish-elegant restaurant is to serve the best of the cuisines of the Chinese provinces along the historic Silk Road. Namely, the provinces of Sichuan, Shaanxi, Liaoning and Beijing...

Located at the beautifully restored building of Chinatown's very chic 'Scarlet boutique hotel', this sophisticated restaurant serves 'creative nouvelle-cuisine' in a charming ambience...

Located within the beautifully refurbished building of Hotel 1929, one of Singapore's classiest and most charismatic boutique hotels, Ember serves imaginative and contemporary cuisine in a pleasant and serene environment...

Even After being around for quite a few years, Senso still maintains its reputation as one of Singapore's best Italian restaurants... Located on Chinatown's trendy Club Street, it boasts a beautiful interior décor that combines both modern and classic motifs...

Located in a charming shophouse along Bukit Pasoh, this excellent restaurant serves its culinary creations in a modish, yet cozy and romantic environment... The diversified and ever changing menu presents a decent choice that combines the classics of traditional Italian cooking, with the chef's own twist and spin...

Located within the beautifully restored building of the Red Dot Design Museum, highly praised Otto Ristorante serves superb Italian cuisine with a slight modern touch in a neat and stylish environment.

This is the Singapore offshoot of a small, but very successful chain of 'private dining' restaurants that originated in Hong Kong in the early 2000s, and specializes in contemporary Chinese & Asian cuisines.

French-born chef Nicolas Joanny (after whom the restaurant is named) creates lovely traditional Provencal cuisine, with a modern twist, in his cozy Chinatown restaurant...