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9 Singapore restaurants land on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list

Odette ranked the highest at 6th place.

Nine restaurants in Singapore made it to the list of 50 Best Restaurants in Asia.

Odette, housed in the National Gallery of Singapore, ranked the highest amongst local restaurants in the list, placing 6th.

In the top 20 were Labyrinth in Esplanade Mall (11th) and Meta in Bukit Pasoh in the conservation area (17th).  

Wrapping up the top 50 were Zén (21), Burnt Ends (24), Euphoria (25), Cloudstreet (26), Les Amis (27), and Born (36).

The top restaurant on the list was Le Du in Bangkok.
 

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