This is the place to go if you want a taste of Singapore's local delicacies. The Straits Kitchen serves a good range of Malay, Chinese and Indian dishes well loved by the locals. This is a open kitchen concept cooking the food on the spot. It's a buffet, all you can eat. Some of the dishes include satays, sambal chicken,... More

The great open kitchens are a feast to the eyes and your taste buds. You have 3 kitchens one indian (my favorite) one Chinese and one local. so it is a GREAT bufet but all is freshly cooked on the spot - Great place individually as you can taste all your want and perfect with a large group as then... More

Everything is fresh, fresh, fresh. They practically unload the truck from the market directly to the cooking stations. Everything cooked individually for you catering to your preferences. Largest selection imaginable.

The selection is enormous and the quality of food is superb. You won't be disappointed! The only thing lacking a bit is the service; as it is a buffet-style restaurant, you can only expect so much personal attention. Otherwise - this place is tops for all Singaporean-food-loving fans!

The buffet breakfast was excellent, there was a lot of choice of different cuisines. Excellent choice of fruits

Great so long as the food quality is maintained. We've visited several times and the food is consistently good. A bit pricey for hawker fare - but is classier than a hawker centre!

Great for taking anyone who misses local food there. Spread is fantastic and the only complaint is eating too much!

If you approach Straits Kitchen with the view to compare single item with the best street food and the price for them, you will conclude that this place overcharges for the food quality. But I am afraid that's missing the point. This is the place you want your foreign guests to have a guided tasting of local fares in a... More

I have been to Straits Kitchen three times with different groups of friends. Twice with friends who were in Singapore for the first time and had less than 24 hours, and once with some colleagues. Having lived in Singapore for a good number of years, I can safely say that there are much better options elsewhere.Most of my Singaporean friends... More