Feeling fancy and in the mood for some high tea? Head to one of Singapore’s many outstanding spots where you can get a taste of the royal life without burning a hole in your pocket.
From high tea options with amazing views, to delectable local Peranakan favourites, our list of 9 high tea spots in Singapore has something for everybody.
9 High Tea Singapore Spots To Visit
1. Atlas
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Indulge in leisurely high tea at Atlas where the grand art deco interior of Parkview Square adds to the ambience as you get to savour the delectable European style selection of sweet and savoury items.
Each dish has been carefully crafted by Executive Chef, Lachlan ‘Lokiʼ Lynch.
You can settle in for a high tea spread of two selections: Atlas and the Prestige. Delectable savouries include lobster crostini, truffled egg brioche and pumpkin quiche with cream cheese. To tingle your sweet buds, you have lemon meringue tart, and banana cream pie among other dishes.
Cost:
- ATLAS Selection $56++/person
- Prestige Selection $60++/person
Address: Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778
Timing: Monday to Friday: 3 pm to 4 pm & Saturday: 1 pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
Note: Each component of the Atlas high tea is hand made to order. So you will need to make the reservation with at least 24 hours’ notice.
2. 10 Scotts
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Can you ever say ‘No’ to a high tea experience that comes with a cascading waterfall view? Perhaps not.
Not only does this place come with a magnificent view, it is also ideal for all the cosy get-togethers. Scotts also takes the luxurious high tea experience a notch higher with a four-course menu.
You will be spoilt for choice with their specialities including Yarra Valley salmon caviar and chilled gazpacho. For the mains, you can choose between baked eggplant parmigiana and poached sustainable barramundi. To end on a sweet note, try the chocolate brownie bits, lemon curd and meringue tart.
Finally, wash it down with a pot of Gold Moscato Oolong tea or a sip on the coffee!
Cost: Four course menu: $58++ per person
Address: Grand Hyatt Singapore, 10 Scotts Road, Singapore 228211;
Timing: Daily: 12 pm to 2 pm and 3 pm to 5 pm
3. Alley on 25
Don’t miss the Botanicals Afternoon Tea that is available from September 13 to November 30, 2021
It’s a collaboration with local gelato boutique, Birds of Paradise, inspired by the botanical flavours of nature and Andaz Singapore‘s herb garden by Level 25.
The menu includes dishes such as the popular and spicy Thai favourite, Tom Kha, the Spiced Chicken Pani Puri that is marinated overnight for maximum flavour, as well as other tantalising treats such as Seared Tiger Prawns, Crab Tartlet, Pumpkin Hummus with Pita, and sweet treats including botanical gelatos designed by Birds of Paradise, such as the Pandan Gelato and Strawberry Basil Gelato.
Location: Andaz Singapore, 5 Fraser Street, Singapore 189354.
Timing: Monday to Sunday- 3 pm to 5 pm
4. Grand Lobby
The Grand Lobby at Raffles Hotel Singapore offers different afternoon tea sets, including New Orleans Afternoon Tea and Raffles Heritage Evening.
Guests can enjoy the New Orleans Afternoon Tea from now till November 30. Meanwhile, the Raffles Heritage Evening is available from 6:30pm to 9:00pm.
The grandeur of floor-to-ceiling Victorian pillars is an experience you can’t miss. Amid the elegant setting, savour the finger sandwiches, cakes and all the seasonal delicacies.
All the high tea reservations have to be made and informed at least one day in advance.
Address: 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673
Cost: The Classic Afternoon Tea is priced at $80 per person.
Timing:
Monday to Thursday 1:00 pm to 5.00 pm
Friday to Sunday 12:00pm to 6:00pm
5. One-Ninety Bar
You can pull up a seat at the outdoor area and feast on some great finger sandwiches, an exquisite range of quiches and brioche toast.
For your sweet tooth, you have the acacia honey lemon tea cake or a Manjari Chocolate Cake. Taste the Spiced Persimmon Macaron with Yoghurt Cream for a burst of different flavours inside your mouth!
Cost: $46
Timing: Sat-Sun, 2-5 pm for high tea
Address: 190 Orchard Blvd, Singapore 248646
6. Atrium
You can avail the Japanese-inspired high tea experience, and enjoy lots of goodies such as Japanese egg sandwiches, earl grey macaron, and chocolate cake.
Be it the Lavazza coffees or the TWG, you also get to complete the meal with two beverages of your choice.
Cost: $44 per person
Address: Pan Pacific Singapore, Marina Square, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595
Timing: Monday to Thursday (2:30 pm to 5:30 pm)
Friday to Sunday (12:30pm to 3pm) and (3:15pm to 5:45pm).
7. Skai
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Located on level 70, Skai at Swisshotel offers one of the most lavish high tea experiences in Singapore.
Not only do you get to devour opulent bites filled with truffle and foie grass, but you also get to enjoy the panoramic view of the entire city!
Cost: 68$ per adult
Timing: Sunday to Friday: 3 to 5 pm
Address: 2 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178882.
8. The Marmalade Pantry
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If you want to indulge in a high tea experience in Singapore, head to this quaint cafe that offers affordable options.
The menu has a great mix of sweets and savouries. From the spicy crabmeat with fried mantou, to buttermilk scones with bonbons, you will be spoilt for choices.
Finally, sip on the tea from Monogram or a hot coffee.
Cost: $54 for two people
Timings: Friday to Sunday: (3 pm to 6 pm)
Address: Downtown and Novena
9. Arteastiq
The signature high tea experience comes with a plethora of dishes to choose from including mochi, truffle shell pasta, New York cheesecake and of course, the teas.
Cost: The high tea set is priced at ($32 per person and $48 for two).
On the other hand, the National Treasure experience is more local and you can try local dishes such as satay chicken with rice cake, otah fries, and baked tapioca Kueh with lychee with your teas.
Cost: Priced at $39 per person. The cost for two comes at $55.
Location: Mandarin Gallery and Jewel Changi Airport
Timing: 1 pm to 5 pm
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