Sentosa Beach & Resort Food — From Siloso Beach Bar to RWS Dining
Sentosa features a coexistence of beach casual dining and Resorts World (RWS) fine dining. While reservations are not required for the Siloso Beach line, you must arrive early to secure a table facing the ocean during sunset. The monorail (Sentosa Express) provides quick access to both Beach Station and Resorts World Station, but be sure to budget generously, as prices on the island are higher than on the mainland.
Costes
코스테즈 (Coastes)
Trapizza
트라피자 (Trapizza)
Din Tai Fung Resorts World Sentosa (Din Tai Fung RWS)
딘타이펑 리조트월드센토사점 (Din Tai Fung RWS)
Feng Shui Inn
펑수이인 (Feng Shui Inn)
Good Old Days Food Court
굿 올드 데이즈 푸드코트 (Good Old Days)
Costes
코스테즈 (Coastes)
Siloso Beach's representative beach bar. Sitting on a sunbed with pizza, a burger, and a sunset beer is the classic choice; there is a wait on weekends.
Trapizza
트라피자 (Trapizza)
Beachside wood-fired pizza operated by Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa. The most comfortable corner of Siloso for families with children.
Din Tai Fung Resorts World Sentosa (Din Tai Fung RWS)
딘타이펑 리조트월드센토사점 (Din Tai Fung RWS)
Located right in front of Universal Studios, it is the perfect place to eat before or after the amusement park. You can't go wrong with the Xiaolongbao.
Feng Shui Inn
펑수이인 (Feng Shui Inn)
Cantonese fine dining at RWS Crockford Tower. Dim sum lunch is at a relatively accessible price point.
Good Old Days Food Court
굿 올드 데이즈 푸드코트 (Good Old Days)
A local food court near Beach Station. The cheapest place to eat chicken rice and laksa by Sentosa standards.
