5 Best German Restaurants in Singapore for 2025

Written by Sarah Ong | September 04, 2025

Image: Brotzeit’s

1. Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant

Image: Brotzeit

Loved for

• Paulaner beers
• Pork knuckles

Prices

S$40 per pax

Locations

• VivoCity
• Westgate
• Raffles City
• Katong

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Highlights:

The menu is predominantly derived from Bavarian cuisine: Popular Bavarian dishes such as homemade pâté with herbs, pretzels, cold cuts salad, honey Bavarian pork ribs, and oven-roasted pork knuckles are all available at Brotzeit. These dishes are the perfect companions to beer.
A place to try a piece of everything till late-night: Brotzeit’s platters of sausages, fish, and their finest specialties are perfect for sharing with a group of friends.
Germany’s seasonal specialties in Singapore: As an authentic German restaurant, Brotzeit offers select ingredients such as white asparagus, available only in May and June, and Maibock for the Oktoberfest celebration. Needless to say, Brotzeit has a festive atmosphere in October, making it the perfect time to indulge in the best Bavarian beers.
A wide variety of German beers: You can’t talk about German food and culture without highlighting the quality of its beers! Thanks to Brotzeit, locals can savor Paulaner’s draft beers, Hacker-Pschorr’s bottled beers, and beers mixed with fruit juices. They come in various styles, including dark and pale.

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2. Paulaner Bräuhaus

Image: Paulaner-Brauhaus

Loved for

• On-site brewed beers
• Pork knuckle
• Sausage

Prices

S$45 per pax

Address

9 Raffles Boulevard
#01-01 Millenia Walk
Singapore 039596

Phone

+65 6592 7912

Opening hours

Sun to Thu 11:00 - 23:59
Fri & Sat 11:00 - 01:00

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Highlights:

Extensive menu of Bavarian cuisine: The menu offers plenty of options that will leave you spoiled for choice. The best way to experience it all is by selecting the restaurant’s best sellers, such as the crispy pork knuckle, Paulaner Sausage Pan featuring five top picks on a platter, and the classic currywurst.
Grilled-to-perfection crispy pork knuckle: Served with sauerkraut and bread dumplings, the crispy golden crackling and the juicy, tender meat of the pork knuckle are simply awesome. It’s a melt-in-your-mouth experience, which is why it is the most popular dish in the restaurant.
An in-house microbrewery serving fresh beers: All beers are brewed on-site and tapped at the bar right in front of you. If you want to experience the taste of freshly brewed Paulaner beer, pay this restaurant a visit.
Beer and sport: With multiple large LCD screens at the bar, an exciting atmosphere, and a selection of great beers, it’s the perfect spot to jazz up your sports time.
Weekend offers: Start your weekend with an awesome Saturday Knuckle & Bier Lunch (with a crispy pork knuckle and a 0.5 L Paulaner beer) for only S$40. Or splurge on a hearty Sunday brunch with an impressive spread of traditional German and international delights (at S$48++/S$58 ++ for adults and S$12++ for kids). Kid’s Corner and its activities make Sunday brunch an exciting dining choice for the entire family.

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3. Frieda Beer Garden & German Restaurant

Image: Frieda German Restaurant

Best for

World-class dining experience

Prices

S$60 per pax

Address

15 Stamford Road
Singapore 178906

Phone

+65 6368 8888

Opening hours

Sun to Wed 11:30 - 22:00
Thu to Sat 11:30 - 23:59

frieda.singapore@kempinski.com

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Highlights:

A German beer garden and a German restaurant under one roof: Whether you’re in the mood for a casual meal in the dining room, a relaxing moment with beers and bar snacks in the Frieda Garden, or both in succession, this place will leave you satisfied.
From the Kempinski brand of gastronomy and entertainment: Frieda Beer Garden & German Restaurant is named after the daughter of Kempinski brand founder, Berthold Kempinski, whose German gastronomic origins date back to the 1800s.
Daily “Happiest Hour” specials: Enjoy great discounts on beers and wines during happy hours from 11:30 am to 7 pm every day! The bar’s “Happiest Hour” strikes from 9 pm to 10 pm when prices go even lower on expanded selections! If you’re feeling extra thirsty, you can also take advantage of the free-flowing beer offer for just S$45++ per person.
Weekly acoustic live music: Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 7 pm to 10 pm, you can listen to soothing acoustic live music while enjoying delicious German cuisine and a cold pint of beer.

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4. HANS IM GLÜCK German Burgergrill @ VivoCity

Image: HANS IM GLÜCK German Burgergrill

Loved for

Healthy burgers with a view

Prices

S$30 per pax

Address

1 Harbourfront Walk
#01-57 Vivo City
Singapore 098585

Phone

+65 9738 5482

Opening hours

Sun to Thu & PH 11:00 - 23:00
Fri, Sat, & Eve of PH 11:00 - 00:00

vivocity@higburgergrill.com

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Highlights:

Healthy burger choices: Whether you’re looking for a low-carb option or simply want to switch things up, breadless burgers can still leave you feeling happy and satisfied. You have the freedom to choose from a classic sourdough bun, a multi-grain bun, or even opt for a low-carb option without a bun at all. The choice is entirely up to you!
Mix and match ingredients to your liking: Whether you prefer tender chicken breast or juicy beef, vegetarian or vegan options, with toppings such as avocado, feta cheese, fig jam, grilled vegetables, rocket leaves, aged Cheddar cheese sourced from pasture-raised cows, or sharp Italian Parmesan cheese, the possibilities are virtually endless at HANS IM GLÜCK.

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5. Stuttgart Blackforest Boutique S-Café

Image: Stuttgart Blackforest Boutique S-Café

Address

9 Bras Basah Road Rendezvous Hotel
Gallery #01-01 Singapore 189559

Phone

+65 6336 8675

Opening hours

Daily 11:00 - 23:00

Highlights:

Authentic Blackforest cake (S$12/slice): Taste-wise, it is something you’d write home about. The cake is moist, light, layered with cream and then covered with chocolate shavings. But what truly gives this dessert the punchy flavour is its alcoholic content derived from the double-distilled cherry brandy. Definitely a quick fix for your liqueur-based dessert!
Plenty of beers and liqueurs: The beers are generally sourced from Black Forest and Stuttgart, not necessarily in Bavaria, so there’s a good break for you to catch up on other German beer brands, especially when it’s that time of the year again for Oktoberfest (Hello, free-flow of beers!). Although the prices don’t come cheap at S$10++/0.5L, the chance to drink up these imported goods first-hand is going to be worth it.
Unusual wine list: If you’re an adventurous wine-taster, rose and ice wines from Baden-Wurttemberg might struck a melody to your ears! But if you’re not there for the wine alone make sure to ask for the waiter’s recommendation if such a wine is indeed a good pair to certain dishes, as they might not complement each other.

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