Warning: These Italian restaurants in Singapore may cause uncontrollable cravings for cheese, pasta, pizza, and cold cuts.
Forget that sad desk lunch! Singapore’s Italian restaurants are calling your name. Whether you’re dreaming of a creamy pasta or a cheesy pizza, these top spots will have you saying ‘Ciao bella!’ to boring meals. So grab your friends, book a table, and get ready for a delicious Italian adventure in our sunny island!
35 best Italian restaurants in Singapore
1. Fiamma
Step into Fiamma and you’re instantly hit with the amazing smell of freshly made pasta and the cosy crackle of a wood-fired oven. It feels like you’ve walked right into an intimate Italian family kitchen – which is perfect because that’s exactly what chef Mauro Colagreco was going for. Every dish served is a celebration of simple Italian flavours and textures we all love, using fresh, quality ingredients.
Must-try dishes: Polpette (pork and veal meatballs); tagliatelle all’astice
How much: Gusto menu from $160++ per pax
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 10.30pm
Fiamma, Capella Singapore, 1 The Knolls, Singapore 098297
2. Fortuna
We know two reasons why you should visit Fortuna. Firstly, the founders are serving looks. But they’re not just pretty faces. The trio dish out Italian plates that are so good, you’ll be tempted to ask for their numbers – for the food, of course. Think authentic Southern Italian flavours, with a focus on Sicilian and Neapolitan cuisine. We love the pizzas (the four cheeses pizza is divine!) and the ragout, which has been slow cooked for 24 hours.
Must-try dishes: Not Just A 4 Cheeses pizza; diavola pizza; mafalde
How much: A la carte from $12
Opening hours: Varies by day
Fortuna, 7 Craig Road, Singapore 089667
3. Luce
Eat to your heart’s content of Northern and Southern Italian fare at this well-loved dining destination. With new chef de cuisine Andrea Rossi at the helm, Luce at the InterContinental Singapore unveils refreshed buffet and a la carte offerings anchored by authentic Italian flavours and locally sourced ingredients. Chef Rossi, who hails from the culinary heartland of Ravenna, presents a meticulously curated selection of antipasti, pasta, pinsas and desserts that celebrate the essence of family and togetherness.
Featuring open kitchens and interactive live cooking stations, the sprawling buffet line-up includes hot dishes like lasagna alla bolognese, Seppia in Umido (cuttlefish stew), and fettuccine truffle alfredo in a parmesan wheel; as well as a mouthwatering pinsa selection (Roman-style pizzas). The revamped a la carte menu is equally alluring, with creations such as wagyu beef tenderloin with French foie gras, La Burrata Pugliese and La Culatello e Fichi – a tangy tomato-based pizza. Don’t forget to cap off with the chef’s signature dessert: the Lo Zabaglione al Marsala, a delightful cream-based treat with a splash of Marsala wine.
Must-try dishes: Seppia in Umido; wagyu beef tenderloin with French foie gras
How much: Buffet menus from $59++ per adult and $29++ per child (ages six to 11 years old)
Opening hours: Varies by day
Luce, InterContinental Singapore, 80 Middle Road, Singapore 188966
4. Garibaldi Italian Restaurant & Bar
Indulge in your favourite Italian signatures when you dine at this venerable institution. Garibaldi has been serving up familiar favourites at Purvis Street for years, and it’s known for using the freshest ingredients. You can taste the difference. Need a rec? The cold angel hair pasta with sea urchin, Hokkaido scallops, and caviar is a must-try. It’s the perfect example of how this place elevates classic Italian fare to the next level.
Must-try dishes: Capesante e ricci; costoletta milanese; ossobuco Garibaldi
How much: Set lunch from $48++; weekend brunch from $98++
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Garibaldi Italian Restaurant & Bar, #01-02, 36 Purvis Street, Singapore 188613
5. Casa Pietrasanta
A four-course degustation menu for $80? Sounds too good to be true, but Casa Pietrasanta has made it possible. As a private dining extension of Ristorante Pietrasanta, this restaurant offers a refined, intimate dining experience in a cosy and elegant setting. Guests can tuck into culinary delights for lunch and dinner.
Must-try dishes: Roasted Iberico pork; tuna tartare with truffle dressing and pistachio
How much: Degustation menu for $80
Opening hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 11.30am to 2.30pm & 5.30pm to 10.30pm
Casa Pietrasanta, #02-04/05, 1 Fusionopolis Way, Singapore 138632
6. Locanda
This cosy restaurant is the perfect spot to savour the sweet life – la dolce vita, as the Italians will say. Make Locanda your go-to for a delicious pick-me-up, thanks to hearty, comforting Italian dishes done right. We’re talking fresh gnocchi that melts in your mouth, crab tagliolini bursting with flavour, and melt-in-your-mouth Iberico pork. And don’t even get us started on the homemade tiramisu!
Must-try dishes: Pappardelle ragu genovese with mixed mushrooms; grilled secreto Iberico pork
How much: Sharing menu from $108++ per pax; a la carte from $8
Opening hours: Varies by day
Locanda, 109 Rowell Road, Singapore 208033
7. Duomo Ristorante
If you wanna experience dining in old-world Italy, head to Duomo Ristorante at Chijmes. With deep-rooted Italian traditions, the restaurant boasts an extensive menu featuring dishes inspired by Northern and Southern Italy. Start your meal with authentic antipasti before indulging in hand-crafted pastas. The pizzas, made from dough fermented for 48 hours to achieve the perfect crust, are our fave.
Must-try dishes: Linguine al Granchio; Bella Duomo
How much: Set lunch from $28++; drinks from $9
Opening hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 12pm to 2.30pm & 5.30pm to 11.30pm and Sundays, 12pm to 9.30pm
Duomo Ristorante, #01-32, Chijmes, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996
8. L’antica Pizzeria Da Michele
If you’re craving authentic Neapolitan pizza and don’t mind a bit of a wait (it’s worth it!), head to this renowned spot. L’Antica Pizzeria Da Michele has been a Singapore sensation since its debut here. You can expect all the good stuff: time-tested recipes, traditional techniques, and authentic Italian ingredients straight from Naples. The Neapolitan fried specialties and handmade pastas are no doubt on our radar!
Must-try dishes: Margherita pizza; orecchiette alla positanese
How much: Pizzas from $22; drinks from $4
Opening hours: Varies by day
L’antica Pizzeria Da Michele, #01-08, 8 Club Street, Singapore 069472
9. Ristorante Pietrasanta
If you’re looking for a taste of authentic Italy, you gotta follow where the Italian crowd flocks. Ristorante Pietrasanta may be a culinary secret, but we’re here to share the good stuff with you. The restaurant offers all those classic dishes you crave, including seafood pasta, gnocchi al granchio, and ossobuco with saffron risotto. Once you’ve tried the food, you’ll understand why it’s consistently raved about.
Must-try dishes: Fettuccine con salsiccia e tartufo; melanzane alla parmigiana
How much: A la carte from $11.90
Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am to 2.30pm & 5.30pm to 10pm
Ristorante Pietrasanta, #01-08, 1 Fusionopolis Way, Singapore 138632
10. Lino
Amazing pasta? Check. Delicious pizzas? Check. You can get both of them at this Bukit Timah gem. Some of our faves include the beef tagliatelle, crab meat squid ink spaghetti, and the five cheese pizza. Drop by on a weekday for lunch and tuck into mains like baked red snapper and spinach ricotta ravioli.
Must-try dishes: Beef and pork meatballs tagliatelle; five cheese pizza
How much: Set menu from $26; a la carte from $9; drinks from $4
Opening hours: Varies by location
Lino, multiple locations including Binjai Park and Orchard Road
11. Caffe Fernet
We’re big fans of this chic spot at Customs House, which offers modern Italian plates and cocktails with a side of breathtaking waterfront views. The menu features dishes like a curated meat platter, sirloin tartare, and octopus with salsa verde. Pair your meal with signature cocktails like the lemon cooler, vodka martini, and negronis.
Must-try dishes: Mafaldine cacio e pepe; lumache spicy vodka; steak tagliata
How much: A la carte from $16; drinks from $5
Opening hours: Mondays to Wednesdays, 5pm to 11pm and Thursdays to Sundays, 12pm to 11pm
Caffe Fernet, #01-05, Customs House, 70 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049323
12. Fico
Looking for the perfect date night spot? This charming Italian restaurant along East Coast Park should be on your list. With its dreamy ambience and comforting Italian fare, Fico offers a dining experience that’s both romantic and relaxed. The menu changes seasonally, but you can always expect delicious sharing plates. Pro tip: Reservations open 60 days in advance, so book early to snag your table.
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Enquire for prices
Opening hours: Varies by day
Fico, 1300 East Coast Parkway, Singapore 468964
13. No Menu Restaurant
Here’s another restaurant in Singapore offering an authentic Italian dining experience. This place is all about surprise and delight, with a degustation menu that changes based on the day’s produce. But trust us, there’s one thing you can always count on: amazing pasta. Seriously, it’s some of the best in town. And while you’re at it, you have to try the burrata and the tiramisu. They’re worth every calorie.
Must-try dishes: Menu changes daily
How much: Enquire for prices
Opening hours: Mondays to Fridays, 11am to 3pm & 6pm to 11pm and Saturdays, 6pm to 11pm
No Menu Restaurant, 23 Boon Tat Street, Singapore 069621
14. Bella Pasta
For tasty, authentic pasta with a fantastic view, Bella Pasta in Robertson Quay tops our list. Its menu features amazing homemade pasta and risotto that’ll have you go, “Mamma Mia!” Beyond pasta, the restaurant serves an array of meats and seafood that are perfect for sharing. When you’re done, go for a leisurely stroll along the Singapore River.
Must-try dishes: Pappardelle boscaiola; linguine gambero; Bistecca tomahawk
How much: A la carte from $15; drinks from $6
Opening hours: Varies by day
Bella Pasta, #01-09, 30 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238251
15. Cicheti
Did you know there’s an Italian restaurant in Kampong Glam? Named after the traditional small plates served in Venice’s wine bars, Cicheti presents Italian classics in a contemporary setting. Kick off with a selection of cicheti (small plates) before sinking your forks into delectable mains and wood-fired pizzas. When you’re done, treat yourself to the cannoli or tiramisu.
Must-try dishes: Quattro formaggi with Greek honey; seared beef carpaccio; cannoli
How much: Food from $9.50; drinks from $7
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Cicheti, 52 Kandahar Street, Singapore 198901
16. Il Clay Supper Club
Craving some seriously good pizza? Il Clay Supper Club has you covered. This Italian-Mediterranean pizzeria is all about fresh ingredients and wood-fired goodness. We’re drooling over the spicy Napoli, and the savoury-sweet 6 cheese and honey pizza. Still feeling hungry? Check out the indulgent course menus available during lunch and dinner. It’s the perfect way to treat yourself – and maybe some friends.
Must-try dishes: Napoli pizza; 6 cheese and honey pizza; grilled octopus
How much: Set menu from $38; drinks from $8
Opening hours: Varies by day
Il Clay Supper Club, #01-04, 3D River Valley Road, Singapore 179023
17. Positano Risto
Positano Risto is redefining the experience of halal Italian dining, and trust us, the reviews don’t lie. Located in the prime spot of Bussorah Street, this casual restaurant offers your usual Italian grub. We’re talking thin-crust pizzas to mouthwatering mains like truffle mushroom risotto, ricotta and spinach ravioli, linguine vongole, and seafood aglio olio. Seriously, what’s not to love?
Must-try dishes: Positano signature; squid ink seafood spaghetti; truffled mushroom risotto
How much: A la carte from $9.95; drinks from $5.95
Opening hours: Sundays to Thursdays, 12pm to 10pm and Fridays to Saturdays, 12pm to 11pm
Positano Risto, 66 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199479
18. La Nonna
Truffle lovers, this one’s for you! La Nonna is a must-visit for anyone who can’t resist that delicious aroma. Its signature pizza – with tomato, mozzarella, parmesan, asparagus, egg, and a generous heap of black truffle – is an absolute dream. But it’s not just about the toppings. The perfectly light and crispy crust deserves its own award. Trust us, you’ll be thinking about it for days.
Must-try dishes: La Nonna pizza; taglierini al tartufo
How much: Set lunch from $30++; a la carte from $13; drinks from $4
Opening hours: Varies by day
La Nonna, 26/26B Lorong Mambong, Singapore 277685
19. Bar Cicheti
Calling all pasta lovers! If you haven’t been to Bar Cicheti, you’re missing out. It’s a pasta paradise here, serving up a fantastic mix of classic and lesser-known dishes that’ll make you forget your diet. Trust us, this is pasta done right. To complete the experience, pair your selection with one of sommelier-partner Ronald Kamiyama’s amazing wine options. Flavour nirvana? We think so.
Must-try dishes: Grilled lamb saddle; malfade con gamberi
How much: Set lunch at $38; a la carte from $12; drinks from $16
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Bar Cicheti, 10 Jiak Chuan Road, Singapore 089264
20. Amo
Who’s up for a fun and delicious Italian dining experience in Singapore? At Amo, renowned Michelin-starred chef-restaurateur Beppe De Vito is all about bringing people together over amazing Italian cuisine. It has a fantastic mix of classic and modern dishes, all prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. We say this is the best spot to catch up with friends, family, or colleagues.
Must-try dishes: Frutti di mare pizza; homemade tagliolini with Boston lobster tail
How much: Weekday set lunch at $28++ per pax; sharing menu at $88++ per pax
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 11pm
Amo, 33 Hong Kong Street, Singapore 059672
21. Publico Ristorante
This riverside restaurant is celebrated for its wood-fired pizzas and hearty Italian fare. We’re still dreaming about the tartufata, diavola, and prosciutto pies. But Publico isn’t just about pizzas. If you’re a meat lover, you must try the bistecca ribeye or the beef short rib, slow-cooked for 18 hours. With a chic yet relaxed riverside ambience, it’s a prime destination for weekend brunches, romantic dinners, or casual gatherings.
Must-try dishes: Tartare di gambero rosso; guanciale pizza; crab ravioli
How much: A la carte from $16
Opening hours: Varies by day
Publico Ristorante, InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, 1 Nanson Road, Singapore 238909
22. La Braceria
There’s no denying that Bukit Timah is a top-notch foodie haven, and this is one spot we can’t stop talking about. Sure, we all love spaghetti and pizza, but La Braceria is all about celebrating the art of grilling, Italian-style. Gather your friends and family and get ready to sink your teeth into delicious meats. Round off your meal by tucking into devilishly decadent desserts. The Braceria cheesecake is our top pick!
Must-try dishes: Prime tomahawk wagyu beef; Filetto di orata Italiano all’acqua pazza
How much: A la carte from $12
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, 11.30am to 2.30pm & 5.30pm to 10.30pm
La Braceria Pizza & Grill, 5 Greendale Avenue, Singapore 289501
23. iO Italian Osteria
Cosy and inviting, this homely Italian restaurant is Hillview’s best-kept secret. Unwind and enjoy an authentic feast. The best part? You can watch the culinary magic unfold in the open kitchen. The pasta plates are a must-order, though you gotta dive into the hearty seafood platters and succulent meat dishes too.
Must-try dishes: Orecchiette with pork sausage and saffron sauce; pistachio tiramisu
How much: Pastas from $19; pizzas from $8
Opening hours: Mondays to Fridays, 11.30am to 10pm and Saturdays & Sundays, 10am to 10pm
iO Italian Osteria, #02-01, HillV2, 4 Hillview Rise, Singapore 667979
24. Volare by La Barca
Volare is a cosy Italian restaurant in the charming Katong neighbourhood. Led by the talented chef Giuseppe Di Gaetano, it consistently delights diners with authentic southern Italian cuisine. Plus, its weekday lunches won’t cost you an arm and a leg. And if you’re a fan of white pizzas, you’re in luck! There’s a fantastic selection to choose from here.
Must-try dishes: Black angus Fiorentina steak; classic Italian pasta
How much: Set lunch from $21.90; a la carte from $15; drinks from $4
Opening hours: Varies by day
Volare by La Barca, #01-20/21/22, The Odeon Katong, 11 East Coast Road, Singapore 428722
25. Al Forno
Al Forno is a long-standing Italian restaurant located on Singapore’s east side. Since 1995, foodies have been flocking to this spot for a classic Italian feast. Its claim to fame is its saporita (cheese, bacon and egg) and con carne (cheese, ham, salami, sausage, and minced beef) pizzas. But don’t stop there – the pasta dishes are calling your name too. Not an East-sider? It’s okay, the journey is worth it for this Italian goodness.
Must-try dishes: Pizza saporita; pizza concarne; spaghetti vongole; spaghetti cicale
How much: Enquire for prices
Opening hours: Varies by day
Al Forno, 400 East Coast Road, Singapore 428996
26. Rubato
Rubato constantly receives rave reviews from foodies and for good reason. This produce-driven Italian restaurant is a dream come true for groups who love variety. Pad your stomach with highly addictive small plates that’ll leave you wanting more. Don’t miss its velvety-smooth squid ink seafood risotto or amazing pizzas. Oh, and we haven’t even talked about the meat! If you’re celebrating, go big with the massive mixed grilled platter. You won’t regret it.
Must-try dishes: Seafood in a Bag; Rubato’s famous burrata; mixed grilled platter
How much: A la carte from $12
Opening hours: Daily, 10.30am to 10.30pm
Rubato, 12 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289204
27. Pietro Ristorante Italiano
We know, we know – an Italian trattoria run by a Singaporean Chinese chef might sound a little unusual. But trust us, chef Peter Neo knows his stuff! He’s created a menu packed with Italian classics, from mouthwatering meats and seafood to delicious pasta. You have to try the vongole and the pancetta arrosto. The best part? Everything’s priced affordably.
Must-try dishes: Spaghetti vongole; ravioli al frutti di mare; confit d’anatra
How much: A la carte from $13.90; drinks from $4.90
Opening hours: Varies by day
Pietro Ristorante Italiano, 12 Jalan Kelulut, Singapore 809030
28. Cacio e Pepe
Chu Lin Road has something everyone should visit at least once. Cacio e Pepe is a cosy Italian restaurant that has garnered a loyal following. Firstly, it’s got some seriously delicious dishes that’ll have you coming back for more. We can’t forget the warm and inviting atmosphere, making it a favourite among folks in the west. Be sure to drop by for some comforting fare!
Must-try dishes: Tortelli al granchio; filetto di manzo; lava cake with ice cream
How much: A la carte from $10
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, 11.30am to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Cacio e Pepe, 3 Chu Lin Road, Singapore 669890
29. Pasta Brava
Tucked away on Tanjong Pagar, Pasta Brava is a beloved establishment that’s been serving up authentic Italian goodness since 1993. Its rustic, homey vibe will make you feel like you’ve been transported to a charming neighbourhood trattoria in Italy. The humble menu features dishes that are made with love. Some of our faves include the fresh squid ink pasta and the porcini mushroom risotto.
Must-try dishes: Pasta Brava spaghetti del pescatore; filetto di manzo al gorgonzola
How much: A la carte from $14; drinks from $5.50
Opening hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 8am to 10.30pm and Sundays, 8am to 9.30pm
Pasta Brava, 81 Tras Street, Singapore 079020
30. Limoncello Pizza & Grill
Dreaming of the Amalfi Coast? Limoncello Pizza & Grill will transport you there! La Braceria’s sister restaurant perfectly captures the flavours of Italy’s iconic seaside destination with vibrant dishes that’ll make your taste buds sing. Get your fill of homemade pasta, wood-fired pizzas with crispy crusts, and charcoal-grilled proteins. We’re especially eyeing the homemade ravioli stuffed with spinach and ricotta cheese.
Must-try dishes: Ravioloni ricotta e spinaci, burro e salvia; four season quattro stagioni pizza
How much: A la carte from $9
Opening hours: Varies by day
Limoncello Pizza & Grill, #01-19/20, Rivergate Condominium, 95 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238256
31. Etna Italian Restaurant
Established in 2006, this cosy, sequestered ristorante lives by the motto, “Every Table Needs Attention” – and the team truly mean it. You can expect friendly, attentive service in a warm and inviting atmosphere. The food? Delizioso! Swing by during the weekend for a medley of chef’s specials, which will surely make your day and have you leaving the restaurant a happy camper.
Must-try dishes: Carpaccio di manzo; linguine al granchio
How much: Weekday set lunch at $27.80++; a la carte from $10
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Etna Italian Restaurant, multiple locations including Duxton Road and Upper East Coast Road
32. Pizza Fabbrica
Haji Lane is a treasure trove of food spots and good vibes, but if you’re craving pizza, we know just the place. Pizza Fabbrica is lauded for its authentic Neapolitan pies and traditional Italian offerings. Feeling adventurous? We dare you to try the pizza topped with fresh figs and gorgonzola cheese. And don’t forget about the pasta! We’ve heard that the lasagna is beyond divine.
Must-try dishes: Gorgonzola fichi e prosciutto di parma; lasagna
How much: A la carte from $10; drinks from $4
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, 12pm to 2.30pm & 5.30pm to 10.30pm
Pizza Fabbrica, 8 Haji Lane, Singapore 189201
33. Basilico
If money isn’t an issue, we recommend hitting up this swanky Italian restaurant in Singapore for your next feast. Its lavish spread features mountains of pasta, delicious cold cuts, meats, and gelato galore. Eat to your heart’s content! Don’t forget to check out Basilico’s awesome rotisserie, espresso bar, and walk-in wine cellar – they’re worth a visit on their own.
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Weekend brunch buffet at $128++ per adult and $64++ per child (five to 12 years old)
Opening hours: Varies by day
Basilico, Level 2, Conrad Singapore Orchard, 1 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715
34. Pastaria Abate
We’re not one for hyperbole, but if you’ve been searching high and low for true blue homestyle Italian cooking, no restaurant in Singapore beats Pastaria Abate. This family-run establishment serves up hearty pasta dishes that are sure to warm your soul. Its specialty pastas are a must-try; if you’re feeling creative, go on and pick your own sauce and pasta combo. Not sure where to start? Just ask the friendly staff, who are more than happy to help. Psst: our top pick for appetisers is the fresh garlic bread. It’ll change your life.
Must-try dishes: Eggplant lasagna; pork sausage ravioli; fresh garlic bread
How much: A la carte from $13.80; drinks from $4.50
Opening hours: Sundays to Thursdays, 11.30am to 10pm and Fridays to Saturdays, 11.30am to 10.30pm
Pastaria Abate, 86 Neil Road, Singapore 088846
35. Art di Daniele Sperindio
Temporarily closed.
The neo-Italian rooftop restaurant combines modern sensibilities with classic inspirations. Explore the rich food of Italy through the seven-course tasting menu. Chef-owner Daniele Sperindio takes ideas from his Italian roots and combines them with the season’s finest ingredients for a truly gastronomic experience. Adjourn to the alfresco bar after for cocktails inspired by floral ingredients like beeswax and roses. P.S. The restaurant has moved out of its National Gallery residence; stay tuned for its reopening.
Must-try dishes: To be confirmed
How much: To be confirmed
Opening hours: Temporarily closed
Art di Daniele Sperindio, #06-02, National Gallery, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
So who’s up for a feast at one of these Italian restaurants in Singapore? We sure are!
