665°F

665°F is a steakhouse on level 38 of Andaz Singapore, a Hyatt hotel at 5 Fraser Street, between Bugis and Kampong Glam. The menu centres on grilled meat and seafood, with a few Southeast Asian touches.

The name comes from the heat of its Pira oven, which was brought in from Barcelona. It burns a mix of charcoal and wood and reaches 665 degrees Fahrenheit. The oven sits in an open show kitchen, so you can watch the cooks at work.

What to order

Steak is the main event. Recent menus have included Ranger Valley Black Angus beef and a wagyu tasting plate. The tasting plate puts three cuts side by side: a Tajima cross-bred bavette, a Robbins Island full-blood tenderloin and a Satsuma full-blood striploin. It is a good way to compare marbling and texture in one sitting.

If you would rather skip the beef, look for Lumina lamb rump or grilled South Patagonian toothfish. Starters have included a crisp blue swimmer crab cake, a kingfish crudo and French onion soup. Sides are made for sharing, such as roasted Yukon potatoes, crispy Brussels sprouts and padrón peppers cooked on the plancha.

Besides the à la carte menu, there is a weekday set lunch and a choice of signature set dinners of three to five courses. The restaurant also has a dessert menu, a children's menu and a full wine list.

The setting

The restaurant has a main dining room and The Cellar, a wine room that looks out towards Marina Bay. Being this high up, window tables have the best skyline views, so ask for one when you book. There are also three private dining rooms, which seat 6, 8 and 12 guests.

Andaz Singapore takes up the upper floors of DUO Tower, one of a pair of towers designed by architect Ole Scheeren. For a drink after dinner, the hotel's rooftop bar, Mr Stork, is on the floor above. Our guide to the best rooftop bars in Singapore lists more places with a view.

Good to know before you go

• Dress code: smart casual. Flip-flops and slippers are not allowed. Our note on what to wear to rooftop venues has more tips.
• Booking: reservations are recommended, and a deposit may be asked for after you book.
• Children: there is a kids' menu, so it can work for a family meal.
• Offers: weekend deals and seasonal menus change often. Check the official 665°F page before you go.

Getting there

DUO has an underground link to Bugis MRT station, the nearest station, which is handy when it rains. From the towers, you can walk to the shops and cafes of Kampong Glam and Haji Lane and to Sultan Mosque.

Nearby

At the foot of the towers, Duo Galleria is home to Seroja, which cooks food from across the Malay world. For another wood-fired grill, Butcher's Block is at Raffles Arcade. Browse more steakhouses and grills, other rooftop and sky dining spots, or all restaurants in Bugis and Kampong Glam.