In Singapore, there are plenty of Italian restaurants to choose from. Do you have a hankering for wood-fired pizzas and fresh pasta? However, the Italian dining scene in Singapore is more diverse than you might think. With a Sicilian-centric restaurant, a buzzy gastro pub and Michelin-starred restaurants, here are some Italian fare that will satisfy your tastebuds.
Positano Risto is revolutionizing the informal halal Italian eating experience, as evidenced by their slew of positive accolades and reviews. The restaurant, which is located in a prime location on Bussorah Street, serves standard Italian fare. Think truffle mushroom risotto ($20.95), ricotta and spinach ravioli ($20.95), beef ragu linguine ($21.95), and lobster bisque ($12.95), to name a few mains that will delight your tummies.
Address: 66 Bussorah St, Singapore 199479
Opening Hours: Sun to Thur (11.30am – 9.30pm) | Fri to Sat (11.30am – 10.30pm)
Chef Andrea De Paola, a young cook who has worked in prestigious kitchens such as the one-Michelin-starred Braci, elevates Italian food to new heights with his stunning plates. He draws inspiration from his hometown of Naples to create hearty Italian plates with a creative twist, such as Scampi ($38), par-grilled shrimp served with a white miso sauce created with blended white sesame and 25-year-old mirin; spaghetti with razor clams (from $34), and more.
Address: 10 Collyer Quay, Level 43 Ocean Financial Centre, Singapore 049315
Opening Hours: Tues to Sun (12pm – 3pm, 6pm -11pm)
This hidden gem in Bukit Timah serves delicious pasta and pizza. It’s worth noting that a daily set lunch (from $25) is available at their Binjai outlet! You can have a two- or three-course meal depending on how hungry you are. Ala carte options such as the beef and pork meatball tagliatelle ($26), seafood spaghettini ($32), and scallop risotto ($32) are all standouts that is a must try.
LINO Outlets
- 7 Binjai Park, S589821
- Forum the Shopping Mall #01-01/04, S238884
Opening Hours: 12pm – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 10.30pm daily
What was originally known as La Barca is now known as Volare. Did you know that Volare also means “To Fly”? Thus, the Italian National Bird, a swallow, is now part of the restaurant signage. Expect the same old dishes at this Italian restaurant in the picturesque Katong neighborhood, which is still led by chef Giuseppe Di Gaetano. For only $27.90 on weekday lunches, you may enjoy a three-course feast!
Address: 11 E Coast Rd, 01-22, Singapore 428722
Opening Hours: Wed to Mon (11.30am – 10.30pm) | Tues (3pm – 10.30pm)
Can we ask for anything more than fresh ingredients and traditional Italian cuisine served beside gorgeous poolside views? Start your meal with Treccia Campana di Bufala ($36), a 10kg buffalo mozzarella cheese from southern Italy plated and served tableside with anchovies. Are you still hungry? To share, get the filled ravioli with spinach ($32) and the Pan-seared wagyu beef tenderloin ($52) with sweet potato cannolo that is sure to fill you up.
Address: 5 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039797
Opening Hours: Thur to Sun (12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm) | Closed from Mon – Wed
Here are some amazing Italian restaurants that are delicious and worth visiting. I strongly recommend you to go to these restaurants with your friends, family, or on a romantic date that will definitely set the mood.
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