38 Restaurants in Singapore that Feel Like Overseas

38 Restaurants in Singapore that Feel Like Overseas, Singapore, Singapore

As one of Asia’s most globalized cosmopolitan cities with strong expatriate communities, Singapore offers varied culinary options pooled from around the world.

These restaurants take it one step further by incorporating elaborate decorations or atmospheric concepts which transport you overseas.

Whether you are a traveler wanting to experience Singapore’s multi-cultural dining scene or a Singaporean looking for a quick hideaway or if you are trying to impress your date, this guide may just be for you!

Owner Mr. Kurt Wagner’s eclectic upbringing across Liberia, Kenya and South Sudan can be seen in the loving details of hand-crafted African furnishings across this three-floored restaurant. If you love fiery African cuisine, there are some truly exotic options. We also love Bidibado “Abracadabra”-an espresso cup dabbed with organic peanut butter, roasted almonds and pink peppercorns.

Inspired by the iconic Pan-American Highway, this restaurant brings together the best cuisine from 14 North, Central and South American countries. At the heart of it is the Argentinian Asador vibe, with farm-to-fire grilled premium meats, all while you imagine its Sentosa Golf Club backdrop as the Southern Cone coastline. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 38 Restaurants in Singapore that Feel Like Overseas
Guide Location: Singapore » Singapore
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Andrew Darwitan
Read it on Author's Website: https://scarletscribs.wordpress.com/2021/11/11/38-restaurants-in-singapore-that-feel-like-overseas/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Kate UTU
  • Five Oars Coffee Roasters
  • Tiong Bahru Bakery Safari
  • Lime House Caribbean
  • The Dragon Chamber
  • La Boca Bistro Bar
  • Café de Nicole’s Flower
  • The Summerhouse
  • Merci Marcel
  • Frieda
  • Blu Kouzina
  • Beriwell
  • Legendary Hong Kong
  • Firangi Superstar
  • Bumbu Restaurant
  • Shabestan
  • Muddy Murphy’s Irish Pub
  • North Miznon Singapore
  • Amò
  • KOMA
  • Baba Chews Bar and Eatery
  • Lucha Loco
  • La Fez Bakery & Cafe
  • Gurkha Palace
  • Open Farm Community
  • CANCHITA Peruvian Cuisine -
  • TUGA Singapore
  • Kreams Krafthouse
  • Kotuwa
  • Fika Swedish Cafe and Bistro
  • COUCOU Authentic Swiss Restaurant and Bar
  • Tamarind Hill
  • Sultan Turkish Restaurant
  • OverEasy
  • The Orange Lantern

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