16 Best Restaurants In Singapore To Watch The NDP Fireworks Over A Meal

To help you along your quest, and to make sure you’re getting in those reservations early, here is our guide to the best restaurants in Singapore to watch the NDP fireworks from. BTW: We also have a guide for where you can watch the NDP fireworks for free.

• 1. Level33

Fun fact: LeVeL33 is the world’s highest urban microbrewery. With that, you know you’re getting awesome views of the Bay area and beyond, making this spot a hot fave for catching the fireworks.

LeVeL33 is marking National Day with a 4-Course National Day Special ($138++ per person), available for lunch and dinner on 8 August and 9 August. The menu celebrates local-inspired flavours, with highlights such as the Burrata with curried eggplant chutney and curry leaf oil, and a choice of King Island Tenderloin with fresh Manjimup truffle or Aquna Murray Cod with laksa-infused crustacean emulsion for mains. Finally, end on a sweet note with the Brown Butter Gula Melaka Cake with pandan ice cream.

Address: 8 Marina Boulevard, #33-01, Tower 1, Singapore 018981 Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 11pm

Tel: 6834 3133

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LeVeL33 is not halal-certified.

• 2. Saint Pierre

Saint Pierre‘s 2026 National Day menu is as much a celebration of Singapore as it is of the two Michelin-Starred restaurant’s own 25-year journey. Chef Emmanuel Stroobant has built a menu around iconic local flavours reimagined through his contemporary French approach, served against uninterrupted waterfront views of Marina Bay and one of the city’s best vantage points for the fireworks.

On 9 August 2026 only, they’re offering a Ten-Course Dinner (from $688++ per person). Highlights include house-made gula melaka, pandan, and brioche ice cream. Wine pairing and an artisanal cheese course are available as add-ons.

Address: 1 Fullerton Road, One Fullerton, #02-02B, Singapore 049213 Opening hours: Tue-Sat 11:30am to 3pm, 6pm to 11pm Tel: 6438 0887

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Saint Pierre is not halal-certified.

• 3. Tong Le Private Dining

Tong Le Private Dining is Singapore’s only revolving restaurant, and it comes with sweeping views of the city skyline. The Tóng Lè Experience Menu ($280++ per person) is an eight-course set served individually plated, opening with Kaluga Caviar on Homemade Pineapple Tea Jelly and Five Spice Foie Gras with Chilled Fresh Yam and Preserved Plum. Standout courses include the Salted Egg Stuffed Crab with Cave Bird’s Nest and Blanched Saga-gyu Ribeye Slices in a chilled plum wine sauce.

Address: OUE Tower, 60 Collyer Quay, Tower, Level 10, Singapore 049322 Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11:30am to 3pm (last order 2:30pm), 6pm to 10:30pm (last order 9:30pm)

Tel: 6634 3233

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Tong Le Private Dining is not halal-certified.

• 4. Caffe Fernet

Caffe Fernet, Jigger & Pony Group’s modern Italian restaurant at the historic Customs House along Fullerton Bay, is marking National Day with a one-night-only celebration on 9 August, from 5pm to 9pm. The sharing-style set menu ($250++ per person) brings together Italian technique and familiar Singaporean flavours, with highlights including Buffalo Mozzarella with stone fruit and hazelnuts, Otah Tortellini in rich laksa butter, and Rendang Short Ribs on coconut polenta.

Free-flow cocktails, premium spirits, wines, and beers are included in the set menu. Address: 70 Collyer Quay, Customs House, #01-05, Singapore 049323 Opening hours: Mon 5pm to 11pm, Tue-Sun 12pm to 11pm

Tel: 9178 1105

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Caffe Fernet is not halal-certified.

• 5. Altro Zafferano

Altro Zafferano dishes up sweeping 270-degree views of the Marina Bay skyline, best enjoyed from their al fresco terrace lounge. If you’re making plans for 9 August, the Italian restaurant is offering two menus 43 levels above the city. The Sunset Menu ($88++ per person) is a four-course dinner with highlights such as Porcini Mushroom with stracciatella and truffle, and a Gula Melaka Pannacotta to close.

For the full National Day experience, their National Day Menu ($248++ per person) is a five-course affair at 7pm featuring Singapore-inspired mains, including Wild Turbot with laksa beurre blanc and Braised Kampong Chicken Ravioli, with complimentary Terrace Lounge access to catch the fireworks. Address: 10 Collyer Quay, Level 43, Singapore 049315

Opening hours: Mon 11:30am to 2:30pm, 5:30pm to 10:30pm, Tue-Fri 11:30am to 2:30pm, 5:30pm to 11pm, Sat 5:30pm to 11pm Tel: 6509 1488

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Altro Zafferano is not halal-certified.

• 6. Monti

One of the best spots to catch the National Day fireworks is from MONTI at 1-Pavilion, and this year the Italian restaurant is marking both Singapore’s 61st birthday and its own 10th anniversary with two special set menus. Head down on 9 August from 5pm for their 4-course dinner ($208++ per person)—and if you want an unobstructed view of the fireworks, snap up a window-side table for an additional $50++ per person.

Don’t forget to kick off the evening with the Merlion Sling ($19++), a National Day cocktail crafted specially for the occasion. Address: 82 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049327

Opening hours: Daily 11am to 3pm, 6pm to 11:30pm Tel: 9111 5529

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Monti is not halal-certified.

• 7. SKAI Restaurant

SKAI, located on the 70th floor of Swissotel The Stamford, is one of Singapore’s highest dining rooms—and one of the better spots to pair a meal with city views. Under Executive Chef Enver Can Gumus, their a la carte menu is anchored by premium ingredients and fire-led cooking.

Start with the Hokkaido Scallop ($38++) featuring sweet corn puree and bonito beurre blanc, or go straight for the Tuna Tower ($188++), a three-tiered spread of maki rolls, otoro nigiri, and dry-aged bluefin sashimi. Steak lovers should head straight for the Taste of Wagyu ($288++), starring a trio of Wylarah MBS 9+ striploin, Saga A5 tenderloin, and Omi A5 striploin, all cooked over binchotan charcoal on the Josper Grill. Address: 2 Stamford Road, Level 70, Singapore 178882

Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 12am Tel: 6837 3322

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SKAI is not halal-certified.

• 8. Baia Rooftop Dining & Lounge

If you spent your teenage years watching fireworks from the Esplanade rooftop, Baia brings that same magic back—this time with gourmet bites and a proper bar menu. Perched atop the iconic venue with the bay lighting up behind you and the durian domes in sight, Baia’s a la carte menu has enough to make a night of it.

Start with the Jumbo Crab Pasta with Salsa Rosa and Pimenton ($20++) or the Duck Samosas with Whipped Foie Gras and Pistachios ($18++). For mains, choose between the Wagyu Skirt Steak with Truffle Fries and Smokey Crema ($38++) and Grilled Lamb Chops with Mushroom Ratatouille ($38++).

Address: Level 4, Esplanade Mall, 8 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039802 Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 11:30am to 11pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am to 1am Tel: 9173 8182

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Baia Rooftop Dining & Lounge is not halal-certified.

• 9. Ce La Vi

Ce La Vi at Marina Bay Sands remains one of the best spots in the city to catch the National Day fireworks, 57 storeys above the bay. On 9 August, the rooftop bar is hosting the Majulah, In The Sky party from 12pm to 8:30pm. Tickets start from $68++ per person, inclusive of one drink, with live entertainment and family-friendly activities throughout the day.

If you’d rather sit down for a proper meal, there’s a three-course National Day Brunch (from $88++) and a four-course National Day Dinner from $168++. Book ahead as slots are filling up fast!

Address: 1 Bayfront Avenue, Tower 3, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore 018971 Opening hours: Mon-Tue 12pm to 1am, Wed 12pm to 4am, Thurs 12pm to 3am, Fri 12pm to 4am, Sat 11:30am to 4am

Tel: 6508 2188

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Ce La Vi is not halal-certified.

• 10. Southbridge

Southbridge is a popular Boat Quay spot for oysters and gin cocktails, and on National Day, it becomes one of the better vantage points for fireworks over the Singapore River. This year, the rooftop bar is offering two pre-order bundles for the occasion. The Wine Pack ($130++) comes with a choice of San Martino Prosecco, Kriya Chardonnay, or Kriya Cabernet Sauvignon, while the Spirits Pack ($290++) upgrades to a full bottle of Roku Gin, Monkey Shoulder, or Ketel One Vodka.

Both menus come with light bites such as Beef Sliders, Chicken Karaage, Tortillas, and Fries. Both bundles are available for pre-order only.

Address: 80 Boat Quay, Level 5, Rooftop 049868 Opening hours: Daily 5pm to 12am Tel: 6877 6965

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Southbridge is not halal-certified.

• 11. Kaarla

Kaarla, perched atop one of Singapore’s sleekest skyscrapers, offers both alfresco and indoor seating with some of the best views of the city. If you’re heading up on the night itself, snag an indoor seat near the floor-to-ceiling windows.

The menu leans Australian with strong Japanese influences, best explored through the sharing format. The Flame and Farm Communal Menu at $98++ per person is the way to go—starters include Coal Roasted Tiger Prawns with native tamarind and Roasted Fremantle Octopus Leg in soy garlic glaze, before a choice of mains such as Chargrilled Australian Pork Rack with creamy morel mushroom sauce and the Charcoal Grill Wagyu Tri Tip.

Address: 88 Market Street, CapitaSpring, #51-02, 048948 Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 2:30pm, 3pm to 4:30pm, 6pm to 11pm, Sat 3pm to 5pm, 6pm to 11pm Tel: 9837 8248

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Kaara is not halal-certified.

• 12. Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road

Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road is the spot if you want to catch the National Day fireworks with a delicious halal-certified spread to match. On 9 August, the hotel is hosting a National Day Poolside BBQ Party ($138++ per adult) from its Wellness Floor, featuring a live screening of the parade, a BBQ buffet, and free-flow drinks, all with front-row fireworks views.

If you’re planning a more low-key National Day meal, the restaurant’s Lunch Buffet ($61 per adult) runs until 31 August and comes with a complimentary Singapore Sling mocktail. Address: 7500 Beach Rd, Singapore 199591

Opening hours: Daily 6:30am to 9:30pm Tel: 3138 1995

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Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road is halal-certified.

• 13. El Chido

El Chido, the rooftop Mexican bar atop Pullman Singapore Hill Street, is keeping National Day celebrations simple but boozy. From 18 July to 15 August, the bar is offering a 6+1 Corona bottle promotion for $60 nett, best enjoyed with the city skyline and a sunset in the background.

Pair your drinks with the Nacho Man ($18++) or Torched Chicken & Nacho Cheese Meatball ($20++) if you’re feeling peckish. Address: 1 Hill Street, Pullman Singapore, Singapore 179949

Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 12pm to 11pm, Fri-Sat 12pm to 12am Tel: 6019 7888

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El Chido is not halal-certified.

• 14. Kinki Restaurant & Bar

Located in the Customs House along Collyer Quay, Kinki Restaurant & Bar serves up Japanese bites and cocktails with sublime views of the Singapore River. This year, Kinki is pulling out all the stops with a Roaring Into 61 National Day dinner special on 9 August from 5:30pm, priced at $98++ per person with free-flow food and beverages.

Expect Kinki’s signature Japanese-meets-Western spread with the likes of Wagyu Foie Gras Gyoza ($32++), Aburi Ohmi Wagyu Nigiri ($38++), High Roller Wagyu Don ($99++) and more. Then, wash it all down with a Kinki Cooler ($22++): soju, passion fruit, agave nectar, and supasawa.

Address: 70 Collyer Quay, #02-02, Customs House, Singapore 049323 Opening hours: Mon-Sat 12pm to 3pm, 6pm to 10:30pm

Tel: 8363 6697

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Kinki is not halal-certified.

• 15. 665°F

Perched on Level 38 of Andaz Singapore, 665°F is a meat-centric restaurant with Southeast Asian influences. On 9 August, the restaurant is offering a three-course National Day Set Dinner ($86++ per person) featuring premium cuts, seafood, and reimagined signatures with a local twist.

For a more intimate fireworks experience, reserve a spot at The Cellar Fireworks Dining Experience (from $150++ per person), which includes the set dinner and a welcome glass of sparkling wine, with views of Marina Bay right outside. Round the evening off with their SG61 wine promotion, where you get glasses from $16++ and bottles from $61++.

Address: 5 Fraser Street, Level 38, Singapore 189354 Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 2:30pm, 6pm to 10:30pm Tel: 6408 1255

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665°F is not halal-certified.

• 16. Mr. Stork

Mr. Stork, the rooftop bar atop Andaz Singapore, is celebrating National Day with limited-edition handcrafted cocktails, locally inspired bar bites, and a live satay station, all against panoramic skyline views. Three seatings are available on 9 August at 5pm, 7:15pm, and 9:30pm.

Snack on the Nasi Lemak Ball-Leh ($20++)—coconut arancini with sambal mayo—or the Crispy Prawn Wontons ($25++) with homemade sambal mayo. For something more substantial, the Mr. Stork Sharing Platter ($75++) covers beef sliders, K-Pop chicken, crispy prawn wontons, imperial rolls, and triple-cooked fries.

Address: 5 Fraser Street, Level 39, Singapore 189354 Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 5pm to 12am, Fri-Sat 5pm to 1am

Tel: 9008 7707

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Mr.

Stork is not halal-certified.

Where to watch the NDP fireworks in Singapore

That wraps up our list of restaurants in Singapore where you can catch the NDP fireworks with a solid meal and great view. Want another way to celebrate our nation’s birthday?

Get this, there’s a Ya Kun afternoon tea at Fullerton Bay Hotel that’s sure to impress even your most bougie friends. Finally, if you’re looking for spots to take your date out for a special occasion that doesn’t require a sky-high spectacle, then check out our guide to the best romantic restaurants in Singapore instead. Feature image adapted from Altro Zafferano, SKAI Restaurant, and Monti.

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