Discover 5 Newly Opened Restaurants in Singapore - May 2026

Introduction

If you're tired of the same old dining spots, it's time to check out these five newly opened restaurants in Singapore this May 2026. Despite its small size, Singapore's culinary scene is constantly evolving, offering fresh experiences every month. Here are some must-visit places for your next trip.

1. Jiho Samgyetang SBCD

Located at 18 Cross Street near the Telok Ayer MRT station, Jiho Samgyetang SBCD is a haven for Korean cuisine lovers. This collaboration between the renowned SBCD brand and Jiho has been serving its famous ginseng chicken soup since 1991. The menu features six variations of samgyetang, including Black Garlic Samgyetang and Spicy Samgyetang, with each dish priced around 32.80 SGD.

Don't miss the nutritious chicken porridge known as Samgyejuk. If you're not into herbal flavors, you can opt for Bibimbap or Kimchi Pancakes starting from 19.80 SGD. Address: 18 Cross Street, #B1-01, Singapore 048423.

2. Sederhana

Sederhana, a famous chain known for its nasi padang, has officially opened its doors in Singapore at 738 North Bridge Road, Kampong Glam. With two floors and air-conditioned seating, it provides a comfortable dining experience. Signature dishes include Beef Rendang, Sambal Egg, and Young Jackfruit Curry, all at very reasonable prices starting from 4.50 SGD for fish and 6 SGD for chicken.

For the adventurous eaters, be sure to try the Beef Rendang Offal, a delightful choice for food enthusiasts. Address: 738 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198706.

3. Asin

Asin is a fine dining restaurant with 22 seats located at 38 Carpenter Street, offering modern Asian cuisine that changes with the seasons. This innovative space is the brainchild of Chef Ace Tan and Desmond Heng. The eight-course summer meal is priced at 188 SGD, featuring standout dishes like Crispy Japanese Hamo Fish and Yum Pu Ma noodles. Chef Ace also utilizes Asian ingredients for fermentation and pickling, creating a unique culinary experience.

Make sure to indulge in exquisite desserts like Honey Biwa Sago and Caramel Gula Apong, which are not only delicious but visually stunning. Address: 38 Carpenter Street, #01-01, Singapore 059917.

4. Torikizoku

Torikizoku, the famous Japanese yakitori brand, officially opened in VivoCity on May 29, 2026. Each item on the menu is just 3.90 SGD, including skewers, rice, and noodle dishes, along with desserts and non-alcoholic drinks. Popular offerings include Kizokuyaki Chicken Thigh and Kamameshi Rice.

For veggie lovers, the Stuffed Bell Pepper with Ponzu and Cheese Chicken Meatballs is a must-try. Address: 1 Harbourfront Walk, VivoCity Lobby F, #01-104/105, Singapore 098585.

5. Visitors

Last but not least is the standout café, Visitors, located at 7 Tanjong Pagar Plaza. This Korean-style café boasts a modern design with large windows, offering a relaxing atmosphere. The menu features a variety of croissants priced between 7 to 17 SGD, along with sandwiches like Garlic Basil Chicken and Truffle Egg.

Don't forget to try the Basque Cheesecake or B.B.B (Banana Brulee Brownie) paired with a Latte or Ube Latte for a satisfying treat. Address: 7 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #01-106, Singapore 081007.

Helpful Information for Vietnamese Travelers

Getting to Singapore is easy with flights available from Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) or Hanoi (HAN), with round-trip fares ranging from 3 million to 5 million VND depending on when you book. Vietnam offers visa exemption for Singapore citizens and vice versa. The exchange rate in Singapore is about 17,000 VND for 1 SGD, so you should prepare around 500,000 VND for a meal here.

The best time to explore Singapore's culinary delights is from November to February when the weather is pleasant and not too hot. Enjoy unique dishes and fresh dining experiences in Singapore!

Article reference and editing from: Seth Lui Food