Eighteen Chefs Outlets Singapore: All 5 Outlets, Hours & Reservation (2026)
Eighteen Chefs doesn’t take reservations: all 5 outlets are walk-in, and its Chope pages say it isn’t accepting bookings. It’s a halal-certified chain, and prices include GST with no service charge. Below: every outlet with its address, phone number, hours, nearest MRT and Google Maps.
Quick answer: walk in. Eighteen Chefs is halal-certified, prices include GST, and there’s no service charge. The Star Vista outlet stays open till 2am from Thursday to Saturday.
All 5 Eighteen Chefs outlets in Singapore
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Eighteen Chefs The Star Vista 1 Vista Exchange Green, #02-12/13/14/15 The Star Vista, Singapore 138617
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Eighteen Chefs Bugis Junction 200 Victoria Street, #04-06 Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021
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Eighteen Chefs The Clementi Mall 3155 Commonwealth Avenue West, #05-16/17 The Clementi Mall, Singapore 129588
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Eighteen Chefs The Seletar Mall 33 Sengkang West Avenue, #02-14/15/16 The Seletar Mall, Singapore 797653
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Eighteen Chefs Changi Airport T3 65 Airport Boulevard, #B2-02 Changi Airport Terminal 3, Singapore 819663
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Outlet list, addresses, phone numbers and hours are from Eighteen Chefs’ official locations page (eighteenchefs.com), checked November 2026.
Can you book Eighteen Chefs?
- No reservations: Eighteen Chefs has no online booking. Its Chope pages for Clementi, Bugis Junction and The Star Vista say it isn’t accepting reservations on Chope.
- Late nights: The Star Vista outlet opens until 2am from Thursday to Saturday, and Changi Airport T3 until 11pm daily.
- Pricing: prices include GST and there’s no service charge.
Eighteen Chefs describes itself as a halal-certified restaurant chain. Older listings for Eastpoint, Downtown East, Tampines Hub, JCube and Yew Tee Point are out of date, since none is on the official list.
More halal Western: the best halal Western food in Singapore, every Hot Tomato outlet and every Nando’s outlet.
The story of Eighteen Chefs
Eighteen Chefs is a Singapore chain serving affordable Western food, best known for its customisable cheese baked rice. It began in 2007 as a social enterprise led by ex-offender turned chef Benny Se Teo, who set out to give former offenders and at-risk youths a career in the kitchen.
- 2006: Benny Se Teo did an internship at Jamie Oliver's Fifteen in London, a restaurant that trains disadvantaged young people.
- 2007: Back in Singapore, Se Teo and two partners opened the first Eighteen Chefs.
- 2012: Eighteen Chefs was named Social Enterprise of the Year under the President's Challenge.
- 2014: The BBC profiled the chain, noting that nearly half its staff had troubled pasts.
- 2021: Benny Se Teo retired, and the chain carried on without him.
Did you know?
- The name has nothing to do with the number of cooks: Se Teo took 'Eighteen' from the gang his late father belonged to.
- Cheese baked rice is its best-known dish, and diners build their own from a choice of sauces and toppings.
Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Dates come from Eighteen Chefs’s official channels and published reports.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I make an Eighteen Chefs reservation?
- No. Eighteen Chefs is walk-in, and its Chope pages say it isn't accepting reservations.
- Is Eighteen Chefs halal?
- Yes. Eighteen Chefs describes itself as a halal-certified restaurant chain.
- How many Eighteen Chefs outlets are there?
- There are 5: Changi Airport T3, The Clementi Mall, The Seletar Mall, Bugis Junction and The Star Vista.
- Which Eighteen Chefs outlet is open late?
- The Star Vista opens until 2am from Thursday to Saturday.
- Does Eighteen Chefs charge service charge?
- No. Prices include GST and there's no service charge.
- Why is it called Eighteen Chefs?
- Founder Benny Se Teo, a former offender, took the name from the gang his late father belonged to, hoping to inspire young people to turn their lives around. It has nothing to do with the number of chefs.
Last verified: November 2026 against Eighteen Chefs’ official locations page (eighteenchefs.com) and its Chope pages. Outlets, hours and booking rules can change, so check before you go. Where To Eat is independent and not affiliated with Eighteen Chefs.