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True Blue Cuisine

Restaurant · Peranakan$$$Bras Basah, Singapore

Bib Gourmand Peranakan restaurant beside the Peranakan Museum, run by Benjamin Seck and decorated with heirloom antiques, beadwork and kebayas.

At a glance

Type
Peranakan
Area
Bras Basah, Singapore
Price
$$$ · Upscale
Official site
truebluecuisine.com

Good to know

  • Bib Gourmand
  • Antiques collection

Why we recommend it

True Blue Cuisine sits next door to the Peranakan Museum on Armenian Street and is run by Benjamin Seck, who treats Peranakan cooking as living heritage. The dining rooms double as a small showcase of his family's collection, with antique furniture, beadwork, wedding lanterns, embroidered kebayas and jewellery, and the restaurant holds a Bib Gourmand in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Singapore.

The kitchen cooks traditional Nyonya dishes and does not use pork or lard. Go with a group so you can share several dishes, and pair a meal with a visit to the museum next door. It closes on Sundays and between lunch and dinner service, so book ahead for dinner. Bras Basah and City Hall MRT stations are both within walking distance.

True Blue Cuisine FAQs

Does True Blue serve pork?

No, the restaurant does not serve pork or lard-based dishes.

Is it open on Sundays?

No, it is closed on Sundays.

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