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The long-established club on the island's quietest beach: sunloungers, a pool facing the sea and, since 28 September 2026, an outpost of the Italian trattoria Fico, holder of a Bib Gourmand.
Official websitetanjongbeachclub.com→A laid-back, shack-style beach club with sunloungers and parasols on the sand, known for its all-day breakfasts.
Official websitecoastes.com→A Hawaiian-inspired club combining poke bowls, tropical cocktails and water sports (paddleboarding, kayaking) straight from the beach.
Official websiteolabeachclub.com→A party beach bar with a pool, beer-pong tables and sports screens, lively in the evening.
Official websitebikinibar.sg→An infinity-pool bar on the 7th floor of The Outpost Hotel, with sunloungers and views over Palawan Beach and the strait.
Official website1-altitudecoast.sg→An Australian-inspired grill where beef and seafood are seared in a stone-hearth oven.
Official websiterwsentosa.com→A high-heat grill by the marina: dry-aged beef and wagyu cooked in a Josper oven and over binchotan charcoal.
Official websiteskirt.sg→A Spanish tapas bar and grill with a terrace facing the yachts, little sister of Sabio on Duxton Hill.
Official websitedhm.com.sg→An Italian trattoria and pizzeria on the Sentosa Cove waterfront, with a terrace overlooking the marina.
Official websitesolepomodoro.com→A food court opened on 30 September 2025: around ten stalls serving Southeast Asian dishes (laksa, nasi lemak, satay, kaya toast), from 8am to 8pm. It effectively replaces Malaysian Food Street, which closed in 2025.
Official websiterwsentosa.com→A halal food court at the heart of Central Beach Bazaar, with Singaporean dishes and a grill, complemented by the kiosks of International Food Street.
Official websitemountfaberleisure.com→On Sentosa, eating is mostly done with your toes in the sand: the beach clubs at Siloso and Tanjong serve from breakfast to dinner. The fine-dining restaurants are at Resorts World and around the Sentosa Cove marina, while food courts offer laksa, satay and nasi lemak at low prices.
Header photo: The Palawan islet seen from the cable car — Maksym Kozlenko, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons