Spago Dining Room

Chester Chua

a week ago

Spago is probably my favorite place for lunch at Marina Bay Sands. I always found the set lunch to be great value. It may not be the cheapest option, but the food quality and service is excellent. That said, I found my recent visit to be not as satisfying as before. Prices have gone up and portions are much smaller than before. I hope this trend doesn’t continue. The complimentary bread basket used to be literally a basket with 4-5 different kinds of bread. That was always something I looked forward to. But this time, it’s just two kinds of bread. Both were good, but just not what it used to be. The appetizer was the main disappointment. I decided to try a special dish, “fish and chips”, that’s not on the regular menu. I was surprised they really served potato chips, which tasted no different from what you can buy from a convenience store. There’s a dip made of raw fish and tartar sauce. It was pretty good, but just didn’t feel like a dish I would expect from Spago. I chose the pork loin for the main course. It was excellent, just like what I remember it to be. I especially liked the bacon bits and apple puree. The Peranakan-inspired dessert was interesting in concept, but a little ordinary in execution. It’s essentially just a chocolate coffee with chocolate truffles. If you decide to come here, I recommend ordering the standard items instead of the special items, which tend to be more miss than hit.

Nic

2 months ago

super extensive lunch set menu - everything honestly looks so good i was spoilt for choice. settled for safe options that did not disappoint. i had a very hearty and satisfying meal "fish and chips" hand cut potatoes with sea bream tartare. it tasted like a creamy chunky tartare sauce dip burger - i asked for medium but it was a little overdone. no complaints tho cus it was super juicy. the pickles onions tomato relish and cheese all on point... just enough acidity to cut thru the grease and doesn't make the burger wet and sloppy. fries were also super yummy w a slight batter highlight tho was the amazing dessert. buah keluak chocolate coffee and the chocolate truffles... IMPECCABLE. so gao top 10 chocolate desserts in my life. complimentary table bread - sourdough and mushroom bun - were also sooo yummy. not surprised since i love wolfgang puck's bread. sourdough was fresh and crispy and mushroom bun was soft and squishy. loved the contrast! salted and seaweed butter was irresistible

Nelson Lau

2 months ago

Pricey but good. Food is all delicious and well executed. Portion sizes are generally reasonable. Cocktails are overpriced, but they are of above average quality. Valrhona Chocolate Tart dessert is way too small. Complimentary bread, tap water- that’s good. Service and hospitality good. If you are a party of 2, you could reserve a seat on the outside with the typical MBS city view (I.e., what you’d see from the infinity pool). I don’t think there are tables like that (with a view) that accommodate parties larger than 2 (but I could be wrong). Ambiance inside the restaurant is ok-ish. If you’re here specifically for the MBS top view and you don’t seat outside then you might feel abit shortchanged. You can always hang out outside for a bit to snap some photos I guess. Machu Peach/Chi cocktail was particularly good, floral and balanced. Big eye tuna tartare cones were very good. Appetizer portions are ok for 1, not quite enough for sharing. Sides (e.g., roasted fingerling potatoes) are $18 each, but portion is really quite generous. Desserts were ok in taste and appearance l but are overpriced vs quality and quantity At dinnertime, there’s a 3 course set. The pricing and additions generally work out such that you save maybe $5-$10 vs à la carte ordering - EXCEPT that desserts have inconsistent additional charges which is weird. So I think, figure out what you want to eat and then you might need to do abit of math to figure out how best to order it. (This is abit inconvenient for guests, I think they could just make the sets more consistent vs the à la carte - eg it’s weird that soufflé and spikey lemon are the same price on à la carte menu but on the set spikey lemon is +$15). Overall, recommend for a splurge of special night out.

Jenenah Rose Gomez

2 months ago

We celebrated our wedding anniversary at Spago Dining Room and had a lovely experience. ❤️ The view was beautiful and the atmosphere made the evening feel extra special. The staff were very helpful and sweet, and we really appreciated the complimentary dessert they prepared for our anniversary. Making a reservation was also very easy and convenient. The food was good overall, although we felt there was still some room for improvement. Considering the service, beautiful view, atmosphere, and quality of the food, we found the price quite reasonable. Overall, it was a wonderful place to celebrate our anniversary, and we had a memorable evening. ✨

yichen ding

6 months ago

We had an absolutely unforgettable lunch at Spago. Every element, from the exquisite food to the impeccable service, refined ambience, and breathtaking views, came together to create an experience that felt nothing short of extraordinary. A truly heartfelt and special mention goes to Katherine, who elevated our visit in the most remarkable way. She embodies a rare kind of warmth and grace that instantly puts you at ease, paired with a genuine attentiveness that makes you feel sincerely cared for. Her recommendations were thoughtful and spot-on. What stood out more was her generosity of spirit. She went above and beyond to ensure we had the most meaningful experience. She took the time to guide us to the most beautiful viewpoints in the restaurant and helped us capture stunning photos, all with such patience and enthusiasm. We felt genuinely cared for and it truly felt like she wanted us to have the most special day! Her kindness, sincerity, and effortless elegance left a lasting impression on us. Thanks to Katherine, what was already a beautiful afternoon became something truly unforgettable. We are deeply grateful for the care and heart she poured into our experience. It means more than words can express