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Dads may not always express it, but they, too, need the occasional tender loving care. And if you’ve been agonising over what Father’s Day gift to present him with on June 21, here’s the simple solution: take him out for a well-earned meal. After all, the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.
We’ve sussed out the best Father’s Day menus and restaurant deals across Singapore, whether it’s sizzling steaks or classic Cantonese – sure to win over your dad’s heart. Some of these restaurants are even serving limited-time dishes or giving away free pours just for the occasion, so make sure to act fast and book a table now.
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1. Bedrock Bar & Grill and Bedrock Origin
Make a toast to Dad this Father's Day at Bedrock Bar & Grill or Bedrock Origin – dads dining with their kids on June 21 will score a complimentary glass of red wine or half pint of beer. At Bedrock Bar & Grill, the whole family can indulge in a midday feast at the one-day-only steak frites luncheon ($78 per person), complete with juicy aged ribeye or sirloin steaks, free-flow truffle parmesan fries and a sea salt brownie flambéd tableside. If you prefer the sea breeze over the city buzz, then head to Bedrock Origin at Sentosa for the Harvest Table Bottomless Brunch ($78 per person) instead, where seafood starters, kombu-cured tomahawk and slow-cooked lamb shoulders set the tone for a laid-back feast. There's even a roving dessert trolley and a bottomless alcohol top-up at $28 per person to keep the celebration going.
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2. Gilmore & Damian D’Silva
There's no place quite as fitting for a Father's Day meal as Gilmore & Damian D'Silva in the National Gallery. Named after Chef Damian's grandfather, who was once the custodian of the former Supreme Court – and a skilled cook – the restaurant now takes over his former living quarters. On the menu: home-style Eurasian dishes passed down from Gilmore himself. Throughout the month of June and on Father's Day itself, four special items will take centre-stage: smoked pork knuckle dhalcha ($80), a spiced lentil stew simmered with smoked pork and ham; Pop's sambal king prawn ($56) with sambal; chicken vindaloo ($32), a 30-ingredient recipe inspired by Portuguese vinha d'alhos; and the green mango sambal ($16). PS: desserts are a must – try the sugee cake ($18) and the rotating selection of homemade kueh (from $12 for six).
Address: 1 St Andrew's Rd, National Gallery, Supreme Court Wing, #01-02/03, Singapore 178957
Opening hours: Daily 11.30am-10pm
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3. Jia He Grand
If Dad's the type who never says no to a classic Cantonese feast, Jia He Grand at One Farrer Hotel is a fail-proof pick this Father's Day. The restaurant just launched a new line-up of set menus for 2026, with options that cater to everything, from intimate family meals to big, multi-generational gatherings. Throughout June, you also get to knock off $100 on your bill if you order a set menu priced above $888. Expect comforting crowd-pleasers like steamed soon hock fish in soy sauce and roasted golden suckling pig, as well as more contemporary dishes like the crispy fried crystal prawns with an orange-yuzu dressing, or the roasted London duck with black truffle sauce. Even the two-person and four-person set menus are thoughtfully created without scrimping on the ingredients – think pan-fried Iberico pork chop, double-boiled chicken soup with baby abalone and morel mushrooms and more.
Address: 1 Farrer Park Station Rd, One Farrer Hotel, Level 1, Singapore 217562
Opening hours: Daily 11am-2.30pm, 6pm-10pm
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4. Town Restaurant and La Brasserie
For dads who love their whisky, Town Restaurant at Fullerton Hotel Singapore and La Brasserie at The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore are no-brainers to book this Father's Day. Both restaurants are offering a Casks & Caviar brunch on June 21 (from $118 per person), followed by a Glenfiddich Whisky Vertical Tasting x Nomad Caviar masterclass, which includes three expressions of whisky paired with caviar – an experience that's exclusive to dads. At Town Restaurant, expect fresh seafood on ice, made-to-order soft shell crab croffles, and a carving station heaving with slow-roasted prime rib, salmon and crispy pork knuckle. There's also an Asian station with slipper lobster laksa, chilli crab with mantou and the like. Over at La Brasserie, the line-up sees Alaskan crab tarts and show-stopping centrepieces like slow-roasted beef prime ribs, a whole roasted lamb leg and locally-farmed barramundi.
Address: Town Restaurant, La Brasserie
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5. Black Tap
For a casual, fuss-free option that will still make Dad feel special, look no further than Black Tap. From June 19 to 21, the burger and craft beer joint will be serving its annual Father's Day menu item: the Boss Burger ($38). It's a classic double bacon cheeseburger topped with American cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and slathered with Black Tap's homemade sauce for a juicy, messy bite. And it's time for someone else to take the wheel, because dads deserve a swig of the season's special beer too: the Joy Summer Session IPA by local brewery Brewlander, which is only going for $4 a pint over the weekend. While you're there, take the chance to try Black Tap's new line-up of CrazySundaes – the ice cream version of CrazyShakes. It's launching here in Singapore before reaching the world, with flavours like Hella Hot Fudge, Cherry Bomb and Bangkok Banana Crunch.
Address: 10 Bayfront Ave, Marina Bay Sands, The Shoppes, #01-80, Singapore 018956
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11.30am-11pm; Sat-Sun 11am-11pm
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6. Lime Restaurant
Looking for a classic buffet restaurant for Father's Day? Lime Restaurant's Cheers to Dad lunch buffet ($108 per person) returns over the weekend of June 20 to 21, with a spread built for big appetites and grazing all afternoon with the family. The highlight is the free-flow draft beer, exclusively available to dads during the Sunday lunch seating. Expect dishes like woodfire-grilled tiger prawn skewers, herb-crusted rack of lamb, slow-roasted wagyu eye round and Penang lobster noodle soup, alongside an impressive lobster thermidor parmesan wheel pasta. Pro-tip: if everyone in the family wants in on free-flow booze too, opt for the Cheers O’Clock buffet instead, available from 3pm to 5pm on weekends. Here's where free-flow beer, house wine and cocktails are served alongside the full buffet spread.
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