Les Amis

Les Amis

Written by Sarah Ong | September 27, 2024

Image: Les Amis

Loved for

Award-winning food, wine, and service

Prices

S$305 to S$585 per pax

Address

1 Scotts Road, #01-16 Shaw Centre
Singapore 228208

Phone

+65 6733 2225

Opening hours

Daily 12:00 - 14:00; 19:00 - 21:00

Website

Les Amis

lesamis@lesamis.com.sg

Les Amis promises a unique and memorable dining experience through excellent food and personalized service. This 3-Michelin Star French restaurant opened in 1994 as Singapore’s first independent fine dining restaurant. Chef Sebastien Lepinoy heads the restaurant’s operations, creating gustatory delights using seasonal ingredients from different parts of France.

Highlights:

Asia’s only “Three Pillars” restaurant: Les Amis is the only restaurant in Asia that has earned the coveted “Three Pillars”, a recognition that covers the three most important aspects of dining – food (3 Michelin Stars), service (5 Stars by Forbes Travel Guide), and wine (Grand Award by Wine Spectator).
Seasonal ingredients from France: The menu changes with the seasons, featuring only the finest ingredients sourced from all over France.
The best wine list in Asia: Les Amis is a consistent winner of the Grand Award by Wine Spectator. Its wine list is designed to complement the classic French cuisine of the restaurant. Most of the wines are from the Old World, 85% of which reflects the French terroir, particularly Bordeaux and Burgundy.

LOOK & FEEL: Les Amis has maintained its identity despite multiple renovations over the past 29 years. The latest revamp added new furnishings and a cheese and caviar room, but the burgundy feature wall, below-deck kitchen, and mezzanine-level seating remain unchanged. The restaurant offers two themed private rooms, including the Magnum Room with 100 magnum bottles of the best French wines.

FOOD MENU: Les Amis serves classic French cuisine that features the freshest ingredients direct from France. The menu changes four times a year, coinciding with the changing seasons in France. You can choose between a 3, 4, or 6-course meal consisting of hot and cold starters, a main dish, cheese, and desserts.

Its lunch menu features

Le Menu Printemps (6-course): S$585
La Carte Printemps Déjeuner (3-course): S$305
La Carte Printemps Déjeuner (4-course): $395

Its dinner menu comes in two options

Le Menu Printemps (6-course): S$585
La Carte Printemps Diner (4-course): $395

DRINK MENU: With a selection of over 1,800 wines, the wine list predominantly showcases the highly-regarded terroir of France, particularly Burgundy and Bordeaux, which accounts for more than 90% of the offerings. In addition to these, the list also offers a well-balanced mix of New and Old World wines.

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