Kinki Restaurant + Bar Singapore: How to Book, Brunch & Rooftop Hours (2026)
You can book Kinki Restaurant + Bar online on Chope, through its official reservations page. Bookings that start before 8pm have a 1 hour 45 minute time limit, so book from 8pm if you want to linger. On Saturdays and public holidays, it serves only the Bottomless Brunch menu. Below: the booking link, hours, dress code and brunch details.
Quick answer: book on Kinki’s reservations page or call 8363 6697. The restaurant is on level 2 of Customs House and the rooftop bar is on level 3. It’s closed on Sundays. Dress code is smart casual, with no singlets or flip-flops.
Kinki at Customs House: booking, hours and map
The official booking link, phone number, hours and Google Maps listing.
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Kinki Restaurant + Bar, Customs House 70 Collyer Quay, #02-02, Customs House, Singapore 049323
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Address, phone and hours are from Kinki’s official website (kinki.com.sg). The booking link goes to its official Chope booking page, checked November 2026.
How Kinki reservations work
- Time limit: bookings starting before 8pm are limited to 1 hour 45 minutes. For a longer meal, book from 8pm.
- Restaurant hours: Monday to Saturday 11.30am to 3pm (last order 2.15pm) and 6pm to 10.30pm (last order 10pm).
- Rooftop bar: Monday to Friday from 5pm and Saturday from 4pm, until late. Last orders are 10pm for food and 10.45pm for drinks. Happy hour is weekdays 5pm to 8pm.
- Closed: Sundays, including public holidays that fall on a Sunday.
- Dress code: smart casual, with no singlets or flip-flops.
Kinki Bottomless Brunch
- When: Saturdays and public holidays, at 11.30am or 1.45pm. Reservations are required, and only the brunch menu is served on those days.
- Price: $68++ per person for two hours of repeat orders. Two hours of free-flow drinks cost $38++ more.
- Children: 6 and under eat free, and 7 to 11 pay half price.
Details are on Kinki’s brunch page. Kinki is run by Commonwealth Concepts, and TriplePlus members earn rebates (not on the brunch). It doesn’t state that it’s halal-certified.
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The story of Kinki
Kinki is a home-grown Singapore concept, not an import from Japan: it opened in the early 2010s on the waterfront at Customs House, Collyer Quay, with modern Japanese food in a restaurant below and a graffiti-covered rooftop bar above looking out over Marina Bay. It is now part of Commonwealth Concepts, a local F&B group, and has added a sister bistro in Holland Village.
- 2010s: Kinki Restaurant + Bar opened at Customs House on Collyer Quay, a conserved 1960s building once used by the Singapore Customs Police; most sources give 2010.
- 2021: Commonwealth Capital and Refinery Concepts, the F&B arm of Far East Organization, launched Commonwealth Concepts as a joint venture, and Kinki is now listed among its brands.
- 2021: After about ten years, Kinki relaunched with a renovated space and a new menu, and replaced its sumo wrestler mascot with a geisha.
- 2023: The Kinki team opened Ginkyō by Kinki, a modern Japanese bistro at One Holland Village based on Tokyo's ginkgo festival.
Did you know?
- Kinki's official website describes it as a brand of Commonwealth Concepts, the group that also runs the TriplePlus rewards programme.
- Kinki uses two levels of Customs House: a modern Japanese restaurant on the second floor and an open-air rooftop bar on the third, where graffiti by Singapore artist ANTZ (Anthony Chong) covers the walls.
- Since the 2021 relaunch, a geisha has been the brand's muse, appearing in the murals and in some cocktail names, including a rooftop piece that shows her wearing a kitsune fox mask.
Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Dates come from Kinki’s official channels and published reports.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I make a Kinki reservation?
- Book on Kinki's official Chope page, linked from kinki.com.sg/reservations, or call 8363 6697.
- Is there a time limit at Kinki?
- Yes. Bookings that start before 8pm have a 1 hour 45 minute limit. Book from 8pm for a longer meal.
- How much is Kinki's Bottomless Brunch?
- $68++ per person for two hours, on Saturdays and public holidays. Free-flow drinks are $38++ more, and children 6 and under eat free.
- What is Kinki's dress code?
- Smart casual, with no singlets or flip-flops.
- Is Kinki open on Sundays?
- No. Kinki is closed on Sundays.
- Is Kinki a Japanese chain?
- No. Kinki is a Singapore-born modern Japanese restaurant and rooftop bar at Customs House on Collyer Quay, opened in the early 2010s. Since 2021 it has been run by Commonwealth Concepts, a joint venture involving Far East Organization's dining arm.
Last verified: November 2026 against Kinki’s official website (kinki.com.sg) and its Chope booking page. Prices, hours and booking rules can change, so check before you go. Where To Eat is independent and not affiliated with Kinki or Commonwealth Concepts.