La Cala at Duo Galleria serves excellent Spanish and Mediterranean food.
La Cala, Duo Galleria: Fantastic Spanish Food, Probably One of the Best in Singapore
Ola Cocina Del Mar, MBFC: Steep but Superb Spanish Food by Alumnus from 3 Michelin-starred Santi
Will probably be in Best Restaurants 2018.
Gaig Restaurant, Stanley Street: Offshoot of Barcelona’s Michelin-starred Restaurant With 150 Years of History, Serving Catalan Classics
Gaig Restaurant at Telok Ayer area is an offshoot of Barcelona’s Michelin-starred Gaig Restaurant with 150 years of history, serving Catalan classics.
Pura Brasa, Tanjong Pagar Centre: Spanish Restaurant Created by THE Josper Grill Company
Pura Brasa at Tanjong Pagar Centre is one of the two Spanish restaurants to open this year. It is the first outlet outside of Spain and specialises in Josper Grill.
Tapas Club, Orchard Central: Affordable Spanish Food by Binomio Chef Jose Alonso and Michelin Starred Chef Manuel Berganza
Tapas Club at Orchard Central is helmed by Binomio Chef Jose Alonso and Michelin Starred Chef Manuel Berganza. It serves Spanish tapas at affordable prices.
FOC Sentosa: Will Probably Be On “Best Restaurants of 2017”
FOC Sentosa gets two thumbs up from me.
Alma by Juan Amador, Goodwood Park Hotel: Excellent Juan Michelin-Starred Modern Spanish Restaurant in Singapore
Alma by Juan Amador at Goodwood Park Hotel received one Michelin star in the inaugural edition of the Singapore Michelin Guide.
Dehesa, Boat Quay: “We Are Not A Tapas Joint. Don’t Ask Us for Paella!”
Two streets away from Boat Quay, Dehesa at North Canal Road is a small, cozy Spanish nose-to-tail restaurant, helmed by chef-owner Jean-Philippe Patruno.
Best Xmas Present For Foodies: Using The Entertainer App 1-for-1 2016 at My Little Spanish Place at Boat Quay (and 84 More Afterwork/Gathering Places)
My Little Spanish Place at Boat Quay is one of the 85 chill-out places for The Entertainer App, giving you 1-for-1 offers. My discount code 2016RERG gives you 10% off the app.
Boruto, Boat Quay: Japanese Izakaya x Spanish Tapas = Jaspanish Sake Bar
Japanese has an affinity with old cultures like Italian and French, so you see Japanese chefs opening Italian restaurants, and French-inspired Japanese cafes. But it is uncanny that you almost never see Japanese-Spanish alliance, considering how similar izakaya and tapas are, both serving small plates with copious alcohol.
