German restaurants in Singapore offer a chance to explore one of Europe's great culinary cultures. It might be thousands of miles away from the Brandenburg Gate, but the city is blessed with a growing community of top class German chefs. At their hip cafes and traditional German restaurants in Singapore, these maestros use authentic ingredients to create the taste of Bavaria, Saxony or Swabia within a few minutes walk of the Raffles Hotel.
If you adore pork, beef and lamb, German cuisine is going to be a revelation. For example, you'll find specialist places serving classic German currywursts coated in spicy sauce, or platters crammed with kielbasa sausage and sauerkraut. If you want something even more substantial, you'll find eateries offering schnitzels that have been coated in breadcrumbs and fried until they are just right. With ham hock, pork and beef stews, meatballs in white sauce and massive joints of lamb on the menu as well, German restaurants in Singapore are a meat lover's paradise.
However, for some people these meat-heavy German dishes can sometimes be a little too stodgy. That's no problem though, as you'll find plenty of lighter options at the best German restaurants in Singapore. Vegetarians can sample some of the world's finest potato salads or snack on stuffed cabbage rolls. And that's before you get to the soups. Germans adore piping hot soups or stews that are stuffed with freshly picked vegetables and herbs. So if you need a nutrient hit, be sure to check out dishes like potato soup, beetenbartsch (beetroot soup) or goulash at your favourite German restaurants in Singapore.
German restaurants in Singapore aren't all about savouring exceptional continental cooking. As anyone who has attended Oktoberfest will tell you, the beerhalls and German restaurants in Singapore are a great place to try premium weissbiers and Pilseners. Why not book a table at a local eatery where you can order up a platter of authentic bratwurst, German fries and a couple of Bavarian beers? Whether you've had a tough day at work, or just want to get together with friends, a German feast could be just what you need.
