Restaurant in Singapore, Singapore

Iru Den

Name: Iru Den
Address: 27 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228222, Singapore, SG
Telephone: +65 8923 1127
Price range: $$$

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About Iru Den

Iru Den is worth booking for a polished Singapore dinner when Taiwanese contemporary cooking is the reason to go. The Michelin Plate signal helps justify the $$$ spend, the evening hours make it useful for dates, anniversaries, after-work business meals. Choose a peer if the group wants Italian, Japanese, European, or Cantonese familiarity instead.

Iru Den is a Singapore restaurant focused on Taiwanese contemporary cuisine. The verified basics are direct: it is a $$$ restaurant in Singapore with smart casual dress and Michelin Plate recognition in 2025. For diners comparing higher-price restaurants in the city, it is a relevant name when this cuisine is the priority.

The case for booking is strongest when the table wants Taiwanese contemporary cuisine in Singapore and is comfortable with a higher price tier. It is not possible to verify specific dishes, seating style, service format, or dietary accommodations from the available facts, so diners with firm needs should check the restaurant's own channels before committing. What can be said confidently is that Iru Den is a $$$ choice, with dinner service on Tuesday through Saturday and lunch service on Friday and Saturday.

Dinner and limited lunch hours in Singapore

The practical advantage is timing. Iru Den serves dinner from 6–10:30 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, with lunch also listed on Friday and Saturday from 12–2:30 PM. It is closed on Monday and Sunday. For diners planning around the workweek, those evening hours make it easier to consider for a scheduled dinner in Singapore.

For solo dining, the value depends on whether Taiwanese contemporary cuisine at a $$$ price point is what you want that day. It makes more sense as a planned meal than as a casual fallback. For a broader Singapore food day, the planning pages for restaurants, bars, hotels, wineries, experiences may be more useful.

Who should choose Iru Den

Choose Iru Den when the priority is Taiwanese contemporary cuisine in Singapore. If the table is comparing other named options, Terra, Buona Terra, Ichigo Ichie, Iggy's, Jiang-Nan Chun can be useful reference points, depending on what the group is trying to book.

For diners cross-shopping within Singapore, the decision is less about absolute quality and more about fit. Iru Den is the more specific choice when Taiwanese contemporary cuisine is the reason for the booking. Other options may be easier choices when the group has different expectations for the meal.

Value is tied to curiosity. At this price tier, the booking makes the most sense when the table actively wants Taiwanese contemporary cooking and appreciates a Michelin Plate-recognized restaurant. If the group mainly wants another dining direction, one of the other Singapore options may be the better fit. If the goal is a dinner in Singapore centered on Taiwanese contemporary cuisine, Iru Den belongs on the shortlist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Iru Den handle dietary restrictions?

Dietary accommodation details are not verified in the available information. Iru Den is a $$$ Taiwanese contemporary restaurant in Singapore with Michelin Plate recognition, so diners with allergies or restrictions should check directly with the restaurant before booking.

Is Iru Den good for solo dining?

It can be, if you specifically want Taiwanese contemporary cuisine in Singapore at a $$$ price point. The verified schedule lists dinner from Tuesday to Saturday, plus lunch on Friday and Saturday, which gives solo diners a few planning options.

What should I order at Iru Den?

Specific dishes and menu format are not verified in the available information. The safest approach is to check Iru Den's official channels for the current menu before you go. If you want a different dining direction, Jiang-Nan Chun is a natural comparison to consider.

What are alternatives to Iru Den in Singapore?

Terra, Buona Terra, Jiang-Nan Chun, Ichigo Ichie, Iggy's are among the named options diners may compare with Iru Den when planning a meal in Singapore.

Is lunch or dinner better at Iru Den?

Dinner offers the broader schedule: Tuesday to Saturday from 6–10:30 PM. Lunch is listed only on Friday and Saturday from 12–2:30 PM. The better choice depends on your timing rather than any verified difference in format.

Is Iru Den worth the price?

It is most likely to make sense if you want Taiwanese contemporary cuisine in Singapore at the $$$ level and value its Michelin Plate recognition. If you want to compare before booking, Iggy's is another Singapore restaurant to consider.

Is Iru Den good for a special occasion?

Yes, if the occasion calls for Taiwanese contemporary cuisine in Singapore and a $$$ restaurant feels appropriate. The verified Michelin Plate recognition supports treating it as a considered dining option, though details such as specific dishes, seating, service format should be confirmed directly.

Location

27 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228222

Singapore, Singapore

Compare Iru Den

Iru Den Singapore and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Awards	Price
Iru Den	Singapore	Taiwanese contemporary	Michelin Plate (2025)	$$$
Terra	Singapore	Japanese-Italian, Italian Contemporary	,	$$$
Buona Terra	Singapore	Italian Contemporary	,	$$$
Ichigo Ichie	Singapore	Japanese	,	$$$
Iggy's	Singapore	Modern European, European Contemporary	,	$$$
Jiang-Nan Chun	Singapore	Cantonese	,	$$$

How Iru Den Singapore compares with similar nearby venues.

Where to Look If You Can't Get In

If Iru Den is not available, try Terra for a similarly $$$ special-occasion booking with a Japanese-Italian frame. It is the better substitute for diners who want precision but are flexible on cuisine.

For a more familiar upscale room, Jiang-Nan Chun is the safer cross-shop, especially for family occasions or guests who prefer Cantonese dining over a contemporary Taiwanese format.

How Iru Den Compares

Iru Den is the more distinctive choice if the table wants Taiwanese contemporary cooking at a $$$ level, while Terra and Buona Terra are safer for diners who want Italian structure. Terra leans Japanese-Italian, so it suits guests who like a more hybrid fine-dining format; Buona Terra is the clearer Italian Contemporary pick for a classic special-occasion mood.

Against Ichigo Ichie, the decision is cuisine-first: choose Ichigo Ichie for Japanese cooking, choose Iru Den when the appeal is a less common Taiwanese contemporary angle. Iggy's is the broader Modern European option and works better for mixed-preference groups who want fewer surprises.

Jiang-Nan Chun is the better fit for Cantonese dining, family meals, guests who prefer a more familiar luxury restaurant format. Iru Den is stronger for a date or small celebration where the food style itself is the point, its moderate booking difficulty makes it less stressful than chasing the hardest tables in the city.