Charr'd Steakhouse

Charr'd Steakhouse is a casual steakhouse at 324F Changi Road, between Eunos and Kembangan in the east of Singapore. Its focus is A5 Japanese wagyu, grilled and served in small cuts. It opened in 2023 and comes from the team behind Tomahawk King, which is nearby.

The official site says its A5 wagyu is flown in from partner farms in Tokushima, Japan. The menu also has Australian beef and other mains for anyone who wants a change from wagyu.

What to order

The A5 wagyu cuts are the main reason to come. Reviews from 2023 list striploin, ribeye and tenderloin, each sold in 100g portions. A5 beef is very rich and well marbled, so a small piece goes a long way. Ordering a few different cuts to share is a good way to compare them.

Smaller plates include A5 wagyu cubes, which make an easy starter for the table. A 2023 review also lists a grass-fed hanger steak, which is much leaner than A5 wagyu. The current menu has a section of sharing platters, which suit groups who want to try several meats at once.

Sides and sauces

• Sides: reviews mention truffle fries, Mentaiko Jojos, Cream'd Moonlight Spinach with an onsen egg, charred broccoli and house croffles.
• Sauces: house béarnaise, chimichurri, wasabi mayo, yakiniku no tare and ghost peppercorn mayo, each ordered separately.

Dishes change over time, so check the current list on the Charr'd ordering site before you go.

The setting

This is a relaxed neighbourhood steakhouse rather than a formal dining room. A 2023 review describes a dark interior with a black ceiling, dark wood furniture and neon lighting. It works well for a laid-back dinner with friends or family.

Good to know before you go

• Bookings: you can reserve a table online through the link on the official site.
• Delivery and pickup: the same site takes orders for delivery across Singapore and for self-pickup.
• Groups: the sharing platters are the simplest way for a group to try several cuts.

Getting there

Charr'd is on Changi Road, a main road running east from Geylang. Eatbook puts it about a nine-minute walk from both Eunos and Kembangan MRT stations. A taxi or ride-hailing car is also simple if you are coming from the city.

Nearby

The shophouse streets of Katong and Joo Chiat are a short ride away. Walk past the colourful Koon Seng Road shophouses, then try Peranakan food at Nyonyas & Gentlemen or Italian at La Bottega Enoteca. To stay in the area, look at Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong or Village Hotel Katong.

For more ideas, see our steakhouses and grills, all restaurants in Katong and Joo Chiat and our Katong and Joo Chiat guide.