Experience the ultimate theatre and dining experience with Marina Bay Sands’ Show & Dine offers

Maison Boulud brings a distinctly French touch to the pre-show experience. Soak in the restaurant’s French Riviera vibes while enjoying its two-course menu, which can easily be savoured in under two hours. Relax and relish exquisite starters such as heirloom tomato and mozzarella with aged balsamic pearl gazpacho, or a rich Maine lobster bisque with Armagnac, potato, leek, crème fraîche and chive oil. 

For a modern Japanese take on pre-show dining, look no further than celebrity chef Tetsuya Wakuda’s acclaimed Wakuda Singapore. The culinary team offers an exceptional meal, which can begin with a cocktail (or two) at the bar before you move to the main dining room for the three-course Show & Dine menu.

Guests are welcomed with a refreshing iced tea paired with a choice of flan or mixed salad, setting the tone for a lighter yet no less delicious meal. Next comes your choice of main: marinated chicken, a selection of sushi, grilled unagi, or decadent miso cod. The experience culminates with the chef’s selection of dessert.

Perfect for a family feast, Bread Street Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay serves up British comfort food just steps from Sands Theatre. The Show & Dine menu gets things started with a choice of tamarind-spiced chicken wings or Caesar salad, followed by hearty mains including traditional fish and chips with black cod, mushy peas and tartare sauce, or the restaurant’s signature beef Wellington with mashed potato and red wine jus.

For those after something more casual, there’s also a dry-aged beef burger with Monterey Jack cheese and sriracha mayo. Finish with the sticky toffee pudding before burning off a few calories with a short walk to the theatre.

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If dinner is part of the occasion, Koma Singapore certainly sets the scene. Enter through its illuminated walkway framed by vermilion arches before arriving at the dramatic dining room, centred around a towering 2.5-metre Japanese bell.

The three-course Show & Dine menu gets you settled, beginning with five pieces of sashimi featuring seasonal ingredients flown in from Japan. For the main course, choose between roasted miso cod with steamed rice and braised beef short rib, before finishing with a lemon-yuzu dessert of mousse, yuzu jam and cacao crumble. Sencha green tea is included to round out the meal.

For steak lovers, Cut by Wolfgang Puck offers a three-course menu that brings a little more indulgence to the pre-show ritual. Begin with a butter lettuce, avocado and blue cheese salad dressed in champagne-herb vinaigrette before moving on to the main event: American Wagyu flat iron served with sautéed broccolini and hand-cut fries.

Dessert takes a playful turn with a deconstructed matcha opera cake featuring chocolate Chantilly cream, green tea crumble and strawberry ice cream.

Thanks to its close proximity to Sands Theatre (it’s located right next door), you can linger a little longer for a drink at the bar. Alongside a wine list boasting over 650 labels, the bartenders serve up more than 50 handcrafted cocktails tailored to your taste. Need a recommendation? Go for the signature Rough Love, a light and citrusy concoction of Tanqueray No. Ten, champagne, shiso umeshu and lime.

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For guests who want the culinary experience to continue throughout the musical, Stageside Bites gives diners the chance to do so. Curated by Koma Singapore’s culinary team and available exclusively for box seat holders, this in-show dining experience delivers an array of sweet and savoury creations directly to your seat. The signature three-tier stand features delights such as spicy tuna, miso cream cheese, truffle unagi, California roll, marinated tomato and Wagyu beef sumiyaki, finished with two indulgent desserts.

Suffice it to say that with Marina Bay Sands Show & Dine offers ranging from pre-show dining to Stageside Bites, every detail is seamlessly catered to, ensuring that the theatre experience begins long before the lights dim—and lingers well after.

Make a night of Cats The Musical with Marina Bay Sands’ Show & Dine menus, available at participating restaurants.

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