
Marina Bay Sands
Large resort hotel on Marina Bay with three towers joined by the rooftop SkyPark, a guests-only infinity pool and chef-led dining.
Marina Bay & CBD

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Seafood & Singaporean · Marina Bay & CBD
JUMBO Group's premium Singaporean seafood restaurant, serving chilli crab and bak kut teh at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.
JUMBO Signatures is a Singaporean seafood restaurant on the basement level of The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. It is the first premium restaurant concept from JUMBO Group, the company behind JUMBO Seafood, and it opened in 2022.
The idea is to bring the group's best-known dishes together under one roof. The chilli crab comes from JUMBO Seafood. The bak kut teh, a peppery pork rib soup, comes from Ng Ah Sio Bak Kut Teh, another group brand. Around them sit newer dishes, set menus and a wine list, served in a dressier room. JUMBO Group itself dates back to 1987.
Chilli crab is the headline dish. The sauce is made with chilli, lemongrass, turmeric and candlenut, then thickened with egg for a silky finish. Fried mantou buns are the usual partner, for mopping up the sauce. The bak kut teh is the other dish the restaurant is built around.
There are three main ways to eat here:
The set menus change from time to time, so dishes may differ on your visit. Past menus have included a seafood salad with century egg and tofu, and a fragrant fried rice with crab meat and sakura prawns. Another past dish is sliced luffa melon in a golden pumpkin stew.
The wine list was chosen to suit Singaporean flavours. An in-house sommelier can suggest a glass or bottle to match your dishes.
The design looks back to Singapore's history as a British colony. Black-and-white details and fine geometric patterns run through the room. Next to the main dining hall there are VIP rooms. These are used for private dinners, family celebrations and company events, and the restaurant takes enquiries for them through its website.
For full menus and booking, visit the JUMBO Signatures website.
You are in the middle of Marina Bay, so dinner fits easily into an evening out. Go up to the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck before your meal. The ArtScience Museum is a short walk away. Our Marina Bay evening itinerary puts the sights and a meal together. For more crab, see our list of chilli crab and seafood restaurants. You can also browse all restaurants in Marina Bay and the CBD.

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