Best High Tea Buffet Spots in Singapore 2024

Ditch regular dining and make your afternoon relaxation time special with a High Tea Buffet in Singapore. Singapore is known for its diverse food adventures, but people often overlook its High Tea Buffet scenes. It’s hard to think foodies would miss out on teacups with music, bite-sized sandwiches, and delicious pastries. Not us–We’re all about finding the perfect scone and the fanciest tea blend. We’ve tried Singapore’s restaurants, bars, tea houses, cafes, patisseries, and lobbies. 

So, if you’ve ever gotten lost in the choices at Atrium or enjoyed the awesome views from Si Chuan Dou Hua, don’t forget their High Tea Buffets. Aside from that, there are over 22 high tea spots in Singapore, so let’s see what’s unique about each! 

Top 22 High Tea Buffet Spots In Singapore

Before we jump in, make sure to glance at the table to see which High Tea Spot piques your interest: 

SR. NO.	HIGH TEA SPOT	PRICE	TIMING	HIGHLIGHT
1	Atrium	$52.00++	8:00 am-10:30 pm	Unique Singapore-inspired high tea
2	Sichuan Dou Hua Restaurant	$48++	2:30 pm – 6:00 pm	Three types of teas
3	Violet Oon	$59++ (for two)	3 pm- 5:30 pm	Peranakan twist High Tea
4	Alley on 25	$42++	3 pm- 5:30 pm	Tropical flavors
5	JUMBO Seafood	$39++	3 pm- 5:30 pm	Affordable dim sum high tea set
6	The Astor Grill	$75++	3 pm- 5:30 pm	Lavish afternoon tea
7	Royal Palm Meat & Dine	$75.50++ to $84.95+	12 pm-4.30 pm	Halal-Certified
8	Arteastiq	$128++ (for two)	1-5 pm	Various seafood options
9	Café 2000	$88++ (for two)	2:30 pm-4:30 pm	Traditional High tea
10	Ellenborough Market Cafe	S$48	Weekends only 3:30-5:30 pm	Mix of global flavors
11	Colony	$65++	3:30 pm- 5:30 pm	Fancy five-tier tiffin loaded
12	The Lobby Lounge at Shangri-La	Almost $80++	3 pm-6 pm	High tea with a view of the pool.
13	Tea Lounge	$78++	Weekends only 1:30–4 pm	Festive High Tea options
14	Lobby Lounge at Conrad Centennial	$49++	1-5:30 pm	Themed high teas
15	The Grand Lobby	S$80	12-6 pm	Classic scones and diverse tea
16	Atlas	$64++	Tuesday-Saturday 3 pm–4 pm	European snack party
17	Skai	$68++	3 pm–4:30 pm	Panoramic views with Asian-inspired high tea
18	Anti: Dote	$68++	3 pm-5 pm	Best scones and Chilli Cocoa Waffle
19	Lime Patisserie	$88++ to $168++	3 pm-5 pm	Free birthday cake
20	L’Espresso	S$68	3 pm-5:30 pm	Unlimited sweet and savory pastries
21	The Landing Point	S$68	3 pm-5:30 pm	Vegetarian options
22	The Marmalade Pantry	$78 (for two)	3 pm to 6 pm	Takeaway Tea Set

High Tea Buffet at Restaurants 

Atrium 

• Address: Marina Square, 7 Raffles Blvd
• Contact: +65 6826 8240
• Budget: $52.00++
• Timing: Daily, 8:00 am to 10:30 pm

For elegant vibes, step into the Atrium in Pan Pacific Singapore. Try an irresistible array of delicacies, from delicate finger sandwiches to freshly baked scones with rich cream and delicious preserves. You’ll love the presentation and taste of their crafted cakes and pastries. 

What makes Atrium special is not just the delicious food but also the refreshed space surrounded by nature and elegance. The dining pods add a personal touch to your experience. Explore the Singapore-inspired afternoon tea, a mix of classic treats and local flavors. We recommend their high tea set with their Laksa. Whether it’s a date or a business meeting, Atrium at Pan Pacific Singapore is the place to be. Don’t miss the daily high tea sessions and savor high tea like never before!

Best for

• High tea dates
• Coffee lovers
• Daily high tea buffet experience 

Things to consider

• Expensive 

Sichuan Dou Hua Restaurant

• Address: TOP of UOB Plaza and PARKROYAL on Beach Road
• Contact: Website
• Budget: $48++
• Timing: 2:30 pm – 6:00 pm

In the mood for three types of tea for high tea and panoramic views? Go to Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant’s Tian Fu Tea Room. In the high tea menu, you’ll find the Reunion Imperial High Tea. Three types of exquisite, high-quality tea are served in sequence with the food—Green Tea and oolong Tea for the opening and Red Tea for the closing. Also, have a taste of a variety of dumplings like Steamed Kurobuta Abalone Siew Mai, Wild Mushroom Dumplings, and more. 

Moving on to the crispy delights—Deep Fried Spring Roll, Meat Bun with Onion & Yam Dumpling. The combination of these delicacies with the teas was nothing short of satisfying. This spot is great for Chinese food lovers. Visit this excellent restaurant for a high tea or a la carte experience. 

Best for

• Famous Chinese teas 
• Cantonese cuisine
• Also offers a dim sum buffet 

Things to consider

• Small portions of the High Tea menu
• Not the best customer service 

Violet Oon 

• Address: Andrew’s Road, National Gallery
• Contact: +65 9834 9935 or Website 
• Budget: $59++ (for two)
• Timing: 3 pm to 5:30 pm

The Singapore High Tea Set menu at Violet Oon is all about a wide variety of fresh flavors. Get ready for a sweet adventure with goodies like Bandung Agar Agar, Sweet Potato Kueh, Coconut Pineapple Tart, and Chendol Pudding. If you’re into plant-based food, you might want to skip Violet Oon’s weekend high tea. 

And if you’re feeling fancy, you can upgrade to premium tea for a bit more flavor.  The three-tiered high tea is incredible because you get to try lots of different yummy things. The savory options are just as tasty, with choices like Dry Laksa, Kuay Pie Tee, and Chilli Crab Tartlet with Quail Egg. 

So, if you’re up for a unique high tea experience with a Peranakan twist, Violet Oon is the place to go. It’s not just a meal; it’s a journey into the rich heritage of Nonya and Singaporean cuisine. 

Best for

• Luxurious High Tea set 
• Exploring Peranakan Cuisine
• Tea Enthusiasts

Things to consider

• No vegan options on weekends

Alley on 25 

• Address: 5 Fraser Street, Level 25, Andaz Singapore
• Contact: +65 6408 1288 or Website 
• Budget: $42++
• Timing: 3:00 pm-5:00 pm 

Have a two-hour hangout with your friend at Alley on 25 at Andaz Singapore. Imagine Scones with meat floss, chili jam, beef rendang, and chili crab on bread. The portions may not be the best looking, but they have a mouthwatering mix of sweet and savory treats. Along with food, Sip on all the TWG tea and coffee to wash down those tasty bites. And the staff? They’re super friendly and totally on the ball. 

During Summer, they come up with a fun, high tea buffet menu known as the Alley Tea-scape. The highlights are Pineapple Bolo Scones, Toasted Coconut Cream Pudding, and many more tropical flavors. But that’s not all! They’ve also got Crab Cake Sliders and Cream Cheese Sandwiches to add some variety. It’s like a paradise for food lovers with diverse tastes.

Best for

• Free-flow tea and coffee
• Attentive customer service 
• Tropical flavors

Things to consider

• Not the best food presentation 
• Small portions 

JUMBO Seafood 

• Address: 2 Orchard Turn, ION Orchard
• Contact: Website 
• Budget: $39++
• Timing: 3.00 pm – 5.00 pm

If you love a good deal and fancy high tea, check out Alley on 25 at JUMBO Seafood ION Orchard. They’ve got a new Dim Sum Afternoon Tea Set that’s a real steal. The place has fantastic views that add a touch of sophistication to your tea time. 

Choose from over ten items to satisfy your taste buds. Picture Baked Egg Tarts with Bird’s Nest, a unique combo of bird’s nest tiles and flaky egg tart crusts. Their signature Baked JUMBO Chilli Crab Puffs are a must-try.

For drinks, you can choose from Wellness Eight Treasures Tea or Oriental Beauty with Wolfberries. They serve it in clear teapots, making it perfect for Instagram. If you’re extra hungry, you can also order more dim sum dishes from a la carte!

Best for

• Fans of dim sum high tea
• Affordable 
• Exquisite teas

Things to consider

• Limited high tea buffet set 

The Astor Grill by St. Regis

• Address: 29 Tanglin Road, Lobby Level, The St. Regis 
• Contact: +65 6506 6860
• Budget: $75++
• Timing: 3 pm to 5 pm 

The Astor Grill is a great place for dining, with options for afternoon tea and champagne brunch. Treat yourself to a lavish experience at The Astor Grill by St. Regis. It’s like having a fancy afternoon tea with various sweet and savory goodies on a tiered tray. You can have as much coffee and tea as you want. Whether you love veggies, need gluten-free options, or have a nut allergy, they’ve got you covered. 

Try unique savory treats like Poached Prawn Tart, Chili Crab Custard, and more. The food served here is good, but not everything on the tea menu was perfect. But here’s the good news: their Oolong tea is amazing. Sip it in the fancy setting while you relax and chat. So, if you’re up for a taste of luxury with some great flavors in a stunning setting, give The Astor Grill a try! You’ll also love its high ceiling and overall fancy ambiance. 

Best for

• People with a sweet tooth 
• Celebrate special moments
• Various dietary preferences

Things to consider

• Not the best 6-star restaurant high tea experience 

Royal Palm Meat & Dine

• Address: Golden Landmark Shopping Complex
• Contact: +65 6339 7766
• Budget: $75.50++ to $84.95++
• Timing: 12 pm-2 pm and 2.30 pm-4.30 pm

Step into a world Halal 1 for 1 High Tea Buffet in Singapore! Royal Palm Meat & Dine is the first hotel in Singapore to offer a free-flow High Tea Buffet. Choose food from the table decked out with seafood, Wagyu beef sliders, sushi, pastries, and cakes. There is a sweet lineup of desserts, but the cakes’ quality wasn’t as tasty as others. However, you can keep coming back for more smoked chicken sandwiches, mini beef sliders, and grilled prawns with peri-peri sauce. 

Stay refreshed with a fresh sip of mineral water, fruity juices, or a cup of tea! Lastly, As Muslims, don’t forget to try the Halal Turkey Ham and Cheese Sandwich!

Best for

• Plentiful serving 
• Halal high tea 
• International cuisine 

Things to consider

• Expensive 
• Cakes are sometimes dry 

Arteastiq

• Address: Orchard Road, Mandarin Gallery
• Contact: +65 6235 8370 or Website 
• Budget: $128++ (for two)
• Timing: 1-5 pm

If you’re looking for High tea for two in Singapore, Arteastiq might serve you well for the money. We mentioned this due to their famous “lychee tea.” Get it hot or cold; it goes perfectly with the variety of food they offer. Whether you’re into Kueh Pie Ti, fresh oysters, salmon roulades, or pasta in little pans, Arteastiq has got you covered. Also, you’ll love how amazing they look.  

Now, let’s talk about the variety–Choose from different high tea sets. You can choose from a Dream Teasery, National Treasure, and Luscious Seafood set. You can add on different cocktails for a more premium vibe. It’s like a flavor party in your mouth. They offer great high tea for two deals, so take someone on a date without breaking the bank. 

Best for

• Seafood High tea 
• Work-of-art food presentation 
• Romantic afternoon hangout 

Things to consider

• Not the best customer service

Café 2000

• Address: 81 Anson Road, M Hotel Singapore
• Contact: +65 6500 6112 or Website
• Budget: $88++ (for two)
• Timing: 2:30 pm–4:30 pm

Looking for a food haven where East meets West? Welcome to Café 2000. They also offer a High Tea menu–Start with classics like Homemade Raisin Scones with clotted cream and marmalade. Then, get into the amazing Canape selection, Assorted Sandwiches, and the unforgettable Signature Chicken Pie. 

Leave room for the sweet stuff because Café 2000 takes your sweet tooth on a journey. Macarons, Chocolate Eclairs, and Chocolate Pralines that will transport you to dessert heaven. Get your caffeine high with choices like Special Blend Kalfa Kaldi Coffee and Premium Raffles Lighthouse Tea. 

Dine like a Singaporean or Relive your childhood with a nostalgic afternoon high tea. It’s a complete experience with a three-tier ‘tingkat’ and a nod to the old-school game of ‘congkak.’ Each bite celebrates Singapore’s vibrant culinary traditions. So, why wait? Book today, but just know drinks will charge extra! 

Best for

• Hungry afternoons 
• Traditional elements
• Large portions of curry pie

Things to consider

• Only two drink options 

Ellenborough Market Cafe

• Address: Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay
• Contact: Website
• Budget: S$48
• Timing: Only on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays, 3:30 pm–5:30 pm 

Ellenborough Market Café is a real foodie find tucked along the lovely Singapore River. They whip up a tasty mix of Straits Chinese, Asian, and global flavors. Let’s talk about the Weekend High Tea Buffet. Unfortunately, it only happens every Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays. For a set price, you get a bunch of delights, from fresh seafood on ice to tasty appetizers, Japanese goodies, and grilled items. It’s an afternoon indulgence you won’t want to miss. While the menu might change, the promise of a delightful experience stays the same. 

Best for

• Affordable High Tea Buffet
• Family-friendly Peranakan Cuisine 
• Seafood High Tea option 

Things to consider

• Only on weekends 
• Inconsistent food quality 

Colony 

Address: The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore

Contact: +65 6434 5288 or Website

Budget: $65++

Timing: 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm

One of Singapore’s most famous buffet spots also has a High tea menu! Colony introduces “The Journey” afternoon tea menu. With a fancy five-tier tiffin loaded with tasty snacks, you can enjoy a taste adventure accompanied by a special cocktail. We loved the variety of savory treats, such as Caviar with Crabmeat and a Spicy Masala Crab Meat Pani Puri with Coconut Bits. If you’re a dessert fan, get ready for unlimited servings of scones, mini desserts, chocolates, cookies, candy, and various ice cream and sorbet.

To wash it all down, you can choose between champagne, Rosemary-Grapefruit Prosecco, or Vodka Passion Fruit-Lychee Tea. Just remember, one drink per person. Not a fan of champagne? Try cool flavors from tea selections like Colony, Camomile, Earl Grey, Mint, and more!

Best for

• Cocktail lovers
• Variety with a five-tier menu
• Unlimited sweet selection

Things to consider

• Busy and hard to book 

See Also: Korean BBQ Buffet in Singapore

Lobbys 

12. The Lobby Lounge at Shangri-La 

• Address: 22 Orange Grove Road
• Contact: +65 6737 3644
• Budget: Almost $80++
• Timing: 3 pm-6 pm

Experience the special Shangri-La high tea at The Lobby Lounge in Shangri-La Singapore. They make local treats with care and serve them warmly. The Bakuteh pork rib herbal soup is a star and goes perfectly with Teh Tarik cappuccino and Earl Grey tea. While you enjoy these tasty treats, you can also take in the gorgeous pool view.

And don’t forget the tech-savvy side–you can enjoy free WiFi while you enjoy your high tea. Try the elegant local afternoon tea with a 3-tiered set featuring a variety of Nyonya kueh, savory bites, and delicious pastries. Relax and savor as your taste buds thank you! 

Best for

• Elegant afternoon tea
• Variety of Nyonya kueh
• Sweet lovers

Things to consider

• Too sweet and artificial taste of desserts

Tea Lounge 

• Address: Conrad Singapore Orchard
• Contact: +65 6725 3098 or Website
• Budget: $78++
• Timing: Only Saturday and Sunday, 1:30–4 pm

Come chill at the Tea Lounge for an extraordinary high tea experience! They’re all about that fancy English afternoon tea vibe from London. Munch on delicate scones, yummy mains, and sweet desserts. Spice it up with our special coffees and unique tea blends. You can even go all out with some wine or champagne from their high tea selection.

During festival season, they bring in unique Festive High Tea, which is a must-try. It’s only open every Saturday and Sunday. Pair the English or eater cuisine with some Gryphon Tea and Illy coffee for heavenly flavors. And if you’re feeling a bit fancy, they have some free-flow prosecco or champagne options, but they’ll charge extra. In a nutshell, Tea Lounge is the spot for a chill and tasty high tea escape.

Best for

• Family-friendly dining 
• Aromatic tea enthusiasts
• Festive days 

Things to consider

• Limited variety 
• Not unlimited portions, only two servings 

Lobby Lounge at Conrad Centennial 

• Address: Conrad Centennial Singapore, Temasek Blvd
• Contact: +65 6432 7483
• Budget: $49++
• Timing: 1-5:30 pm

Soak in super posh vibes in the Lobby Lounge at Conrad Centennial Singapore. Whether it’s lunch, coffee, or a nice afternoon tea, they’ve got you covered. And when the sun goes down, it becomes a perfect spot for fancy cocktails and some outstanding wine. 

What makes their high tea remarkable is its variety of snacks, sandwiches, warm scones, and fancy pastries. Usually, they make special themed afternoon tea. We tried the language of flowers; it was creative and fun. Another themed high tea is the Simply Strawberries Afternoon Tea. The staff gives a welcome drink with mint and strawberries, so you’re off to a great start. Enjoy a diverse range of premium Ronnefeldt teas as well. While the food spread was on the sweet side, like most high tea stuff, the whole experience was worth it.

Best for

• Symbolic High Tea
• Exquisite afternoon tea selection
• Themed High Tea 

Things to consider

• Menu changes occasionally 
• More sweet than savory 

The Grand Lobby at Raffles Hotel

• Address: Beach Road, Raffles Singapore
• Contact: +65 6337 1886 or Website
• Budget: S$80 
• Timing: 12-6 pm (Divided into two sections)

Dive into the iconic Raffles High Tea experience, where majestic Victorian pillars surround you!  The food selection is the same as others. Enjoy a variety of finger sandwiches, sweet and savory treats, and classic scones. But what makes it stand out is the presentation, as food is neatly arranged on a fancy silver stand with three tiers. As someone with picky tastes, we have to appreciate the diverse sandwich lineup. 

Move up those tiers, and you’ll find a delightful array of cakes and mini desserts. From hazelnut and parfait choux buns to strawberry and rose panna cotta. While savoring these delights, explore the impressive tea selection. Choose from classics like Earl Grey and Jasmine and unique blends like Moroccan Mint and Maori Blue. If you have younger ones with you, there’s a tempting hot chocolate option. It may be expensive, but don’t pass up the chance to create lasting memories in this iconic spot.

Best for

• Classic Scones 
• Diverse Tea Selection
• Stunning ambiance 

Things to consider

• Too expensive 
• Little time to eat due to time division 

High Tea Buffet at Patisserie, Cafe, and Bars

Atlas

• Address: Ground floor, North Bridge Road, Parkview Square
• Contact: Website or +65 6396 4466
• Budget: $64++
• Timing: Tuesday-Saturday, 3 pm–4 pm

Forget the usual and have a chill afternoon at Atlas. It’s like a European snack party with yummy, sweet, and savory stuff. The menu has a French touch–You get a mix of goodies like quiches, tarts, madeleines, classic scones, and more. Plan smart and book your spot at least 24 hours ahead, as it’s hard to book. And don’t worry if you’re vegetarian or gluten-free–they’ve got options for you, too.

The Art Deco glam of Atlas makes it the spot for cocktails and high tea. Choose between the ATLAS or Festive Selection for a tea party with almost 20 global teas. Feeling fancy? Go for Champagne pairings. Make your tea experience more luxurious by picking their in-house tea collection. Everything here is made fresh, from European-inspired snacks to sweets. So, book your spot 24 hours in advance!

Best for

• Vegetarian and Gluten-Free Diners
• Cocktail lovers
• Delectable high tea spread

Things to consider

• Not kid-friendly 
• Hard to book 

Skai 

• Address: Stamford Road, Level 70, Swissôtel The Stamford
• Contact: +65 6431 6156 or Website
• Budget: $68++
• Timing: 3 pm–4:30 pm

Ride up to the 70th floor of Swissotel The Stamford to enjoy fancy High tea. Make sure to check out the city’s view through tall windows. Now, it’s not just about the view–the food is like a party in your mouth. Imagine trying Smoked Eel with Blini and Caviar, Mortadella with a Charcoal Bun, and Salsa Verde. 

In the mood for something sweet? They’ve got Matcha Yuzu Lychee Tart and Hojicha Roulade. We loved how each dish had an Asian Twist–from Smoked Eel Blini with Caviar to the Matcha Yuzu Lychee Tart and the Hojicha Roulade. 

Now, let’s talk about drinks. You can choose from a bunch of fancy TWG teas or just grab a comforting cup of coffee. Wait, there’s more! You can also add on free-flow Champagne for 1.5 hours. Although it has the least time to enjoy high tea, it’s a must-try spot in Singapore. 

Best for

• Panoramic views 
• Asian-Inspired Delights
• Free-flow Champagne

Things to consider

• Limited timing 

Anti: Dote

• Address:  Bras Basah Road, Level 1 Fairmont
• Contact: +65 6431 6156 or Website
• Budget: $68++
• Timing: 3 pm to 5 pm

Go to Anti: Dote at Fairmont in Singapore for cozy and luxurious vibes. It’s like taking a journey through some wild flavors and incredible mixes. They’ve got mocktails for drinks with the high tea menu. You get sandwiches, sweet treats, and scones–all with a wide selection of teas.

They serve it up in this cute chest of drawers with sweet treats and small sandwiches. The food is not just tasty but also easy on the eyes. We highly recommend their warm scones and sea salt paired up perfectly with their cream and jams. The mango passionfruit cheesecake was the star, and the smoked eel sandwich held its own. You can bring your kids as they offer a kid-friendly menu ($34 per kid) for a family high tea experience!   

Best for

• Best scones and Chilli Cocoa Waffle 
• Pretty-looking food 
• Families’ high tea experience 

Things to consider

• Less time to eat 
• May feel rushed 

Lime Patisserie

• Address: 3 Upper Pickering Street, Parkroyal Collection Pickering
• Contact: +65 3138 2251 or Website 
• Budget: $88++ to $168++
• Timing: 3 pm to 5 pm

Lime Patisserie at Parkroyal Collection Pickering is a perfect way to satisfy your afternoon cravings. Depending on your budget pick, you can enjoy unlimited servings of Bacha coffee and TWG Tea or even a bottle of Champagne. 

Now, let’s talk about the deliciousness that awaits you. You get Strawberry Choux Au Craquelin and Passion Fruit Petit Gâteau, to name a few treats. 

Indulge in Salmon Tartine or Mini Boston Lobster Brioche if you want salty options. And, of course, you can’t forget the scones served with clotted cream and jam! But we found them less tasty than others. Also, if it’s your birthday, the staff presents a complimentary birthday cake! 

Best for

• Bite-sized cute pastries 
• Includes Salmon and Lobster 
• Free birthday cake on special occasions 

Things to consider

• Sometimes, high-tea food quality isn’t the best 

L’Espresso 

• Address: Goodwood Park Hotel
• Contact: +65 6730 1743 or Website 
• Budget: $68++
• Timing: 3 pm to 5:30 pm

L’Espresso is hands down the best place for a fancy tea spread in Singapore. Let me break it down for you. The food spread is impressive as you get it all–From the cooked goodies to the fresh fruits and all the way to the desserts. At L’Espresso, you get two drinks and the pastries. They’re unlimited, both sweet and savory. 

And if you’re feeling a bit local, they’ve got laksa, dim sum, and chicken curry. It’s like they put a Singaporean twist on the English tea time. We also recommend the regular buffet with the live cooking stations and the seafood on ice. It’s a feast for your eyes and taste buds!

In a nutshell, L’Espresso isn’t just a fancy tea buffet; it’s an experience. Seat indoors or outdoors as you please; just be patient, as the staff can be slow. However, the mix of local and international flavors makes it a must-try!

Best for

• Indoor and Outdoor seating 
• Fresh quality 
• Variety of high tea buffet spread 

Things to consider

• Long waiting time 
• Prices change occasionally 

The Landing Point 

• Address: The Fullerton Bay Hotel 
• Contact: +65 3129 8557 or Website 
• Budget: S$68
• Timing: 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm

Imagine sitting by the stunning Marina Bay waterfront and treating yourself to a fancy high tea. The Landing Point in Singapore brings that fantasy to reality. Eat pastries that come in all sorts of colors and shapes. And here’s the cool part–they accommodate various diets. Whether you’re gluten-free, nut-free, vegan, or whatever, just give them a heads up three days before, and they’ll make sure your high tea suits your style.

Now, let’s get into the good stuff. There’s everything from Marinated Boston Lobster to classic Cucumber Sandwiches for the savory lovers. If you’ve got a sweet tooth, you’re in for a treat with desserts like Lychee Rose and Kopi & PB Toast. And don’t worry if you’re into the classics – they’ve got Classic Scones with Clotted Cream and Jam. Get your picky friends and have a fancy high tea at the Landing Point. 

Best for

• Elegant vibes 
• Vegetarian options 
• Unlimited tea and coffee

Things to consider

• Slow service 
• Vegetarian options aren’t always available 

The Marmalade Pantry

• Address: ION Orchard, Oasia Hotel Novena, Oasia Hotel Downtown and Anchorpoint Shopping Centre
• Contact: Website 
• Budget: $78 (for two)
• Timing: 3 pm to 6 pm

Check out The Marmalade Pantry, especially the one at Downtown Gallery. They offer an awesome Singapore Heritage Afternoon Tea Set for two people. It’s available for delivery and takeaways as well! Have high tea at home with ease. You get a two-tiered stand filled with tasty Kueh Salat Petite Cupcakes, Puffs, and Sandwiches. And that’s not all; they also throw in Plain and raisin Buttermilk Scones with clotted cream and ginger yuzu marmalade. 

We loved their homemade berry jam. Plus, you get two pots of Monogram tea to wash it all down. It’s like a flavor party for your taste buds. And guess what? You can even recreate the whole English afternoon tea thing at home with their Afternoon Tea Set. You get it delivered in fancy, foldable, two-tiered packaging with a snazzy plaid design. Or head to their outlet to celebrate a birthday afternoon with yummy bites and good vibes.

Best for

• Birthday celebrations
• Takeaway high tea 
• High tea for two 

Things to consider

• Not the best-textured pastries 

Summing It Up!

We hope you find this guide to Singapore’s finest high tea experience helpful! Savor the flavors that Singapore’s high tea buffets have to offer. Having tried diverse dining in Singapore, we wanted to show that each spot offers a unique journey for your taste buds. Take your pick from the sophisticated vibes at Atrium to the exotic flavors at Skai. Singapore’s high tea scene has something for everyone! 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is there any halal high tea buffet in Singapore?

Yes, “Royal Palm Meat & Dine” is mentioned as the first hotel in Singapore to offer a free-flow Halal High Tea Buffet.

2. Which is the cheapest high tea buffet in Singapore?

There are budget-friendly options like JUMBO Seafood and Alley on 25 (Andaz Singapore).

3. What exactly is high tea?

High tea is a meal that working-class people used to have after 5 o’clock. It’s a substantial meal, usually accompanied by a pot of tea. A high Tea buffet includes a variety of dishes that you can eat as much as you want with suitable refilling.