The brainchild of founder, culinary director and noted sommelier Ignatius Chan, Iggy’s is a modern European restaurant that relocated to a stylish space on the third floor of voco Orchard Singapore, an IHG Hotel in 2010 after first debuting in 2004 at The Regent Singapore.
A favorite of local and traveling gourmands alike since the day it opened, Iggy’s is perennially considered one of the best restaurants in
Singapore — believe the hype.
Though the core of the Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star restaurant's cuisine is rooted in Europe, there’s no mistaking the distinct Japanese influence found in the seasonal ingredients populating the restaurant’s carefully created set menus. Dishes such as capellini with kelp, cherry shrimp and shellfish oil strike a perfect balance between Eastern and Western cooking, while ambitious creations like sea bream with cauliflower, white chocolate and white onion spotlight the kitchen’s eagerness to experiment with a diverse palate of ingredients, textures and flavors.
It all makes for an exciting, sometimes surprising meal at this intimate 28-seat restaurant. Befitting a vino enthusiast of Chan’s stature — he’s the former cellar master of Raffles Singapore and, in 1989, he became the first Asian invited to join the Grand Jury European panel — Iggy’s also features an exceptional wine list.