Dusk @ Mount Faber Peak

Dusk @ Mount Faber Peak is a restaurant and bar on Level 2 of Mount Faber Peak, the hilltop stop on the Singapore Cable Car line. Mount Faber Leisure Group runs it. The whole place is built around the evening view, with open-air seats that look over the harbour and the rainforest on the hill.

The cooking is modern European with a Mediterranean lean. The current menu, from chef Daniel Vaquero, gives it a Spanish slant, with more seafood and large plates to share. Most people come for an unhurried dinner as the sun goes down.

What to order

The menu is split into tapas and starters, mains, pasta and rice, and big plates for sharing. Dishes change with the seasons, so treat this list as a guide.

• To start: Jamón Ibérico croquetas, Hokkaido scallops with hazelnut romesco, or flaming saganaki, a Greek cheese flambéed with brandy.
• Mains: grilled barramundi with chickpeas and chorizo, Ibérico pluma with piquillo pepper, or an Australian ribeye.
• Pasta and rice: sea urchin tagliatelle, oxtail ragu pappardelle, or a Mediterranean seafood rice with octopus and clams.
• To share: Spanish lobster rice, a large chuletón steak or a rack of lamb.
• Dessert: a classic baked Alaska with lemongrass ice cream, or a Guinness chocolate cake.

There is a wine list and a menu of signature cocktails. Vegetarian dishes are marked, and staff can give you an allergen list.

The setting

The dining room has a show kitchen and opens onto alfresco seating with clear views of the harbour and the green slopes below. Arrive before sunset if you want to watch the light change.

The interior won design awards in 2025. These include a Gold award for restaurant interior design at the International Architecture & Design Awards. Live acoustic music plays on some evenings, though the schedule can change.

A private dining room seats up to 16 guests, which suits business dinners and family occasions. The restaurant also hosts alfresco weddings.

Good to know before you go

• Book ahead, especially if you want a table at sunset. Reservations go through OpenTable or the phone line.
• Large groups at weekends need a credit card to hold the booking.
• The restaurant says it suits older children best, as the menu is aimed at adult tastes.
• The group's sourcing from local farms is recognised under the Singapore Food Agency's Farm-to-Table Recognition Programme.
• Dinner packages that include a return cable car ride are offered from time to time. Check the official website for current offers.

Getting there

The address is 109 Mount Faber Road. The most scenic way up is the cable car. Take the MRT to HarbourFront station, walk to the cable car station nearby and ride up to Mount Faber Peak. A taxi or ride-hailing car can also drop you at the top. The hill sits inside Mount Faber Park, so you can add a walk before dinner.

Nearby

For another dinner on the hills, UNA at The Alkaff Mansion serves Spanish food in a historic mansion on Telok Blangah Hill. Nature lovers can spend a morning at Labrador Nature Reserve. Find more ideas in our guides to rooftop and sky dining and restaurants in HarbourFront.