South Side Keppel Menu – Brunch & Woodfire Dinner Prices

Finding a spot in Singapore that does both a leisurely brunch and a woodfire dinner well isn’t easy — but South Side Keppel at Keppel Bay has been quietly pulling off that double act. Whether you’re eyeing a lazy weekend with rosti and coffee or an evening of grilled meats, the menu covers both without feeling split between two identities. Here’s what you’ll find on the South Side Keppel menu, plus the practical details you need before you go.

Cuisine type: Woodfire, brunch, rosti, café ·
Location: Keppel Bay, Singapore ·
Pet-friendly: Yes ·
Halal: Not certified (non-halal menu) ·
Nearest MRT: HarbourFront (Circle Line / NEL) ·
Parking: Limited street parking; nearby Keppel Bay Tower

The essential details at a glance: South Side Keppel offers brunch and woodfire dinner in Keppel Bay.

What is on the South Side Keppel menu?

What are the brunch menu items?

• Baked Miso Salmon Grain Bowl at $26, Big Breakfast, Crispy Chicken & Waffle, Steak & Eggs, and Chicken Bolognese are listed on the restaurant’s menu page.
• The rosti is a recurring favourite; the restaurant describes itself as a “laid-back, pet-friendly café experience with rosti, coffee, and slow mornings”.
• Foodpanda lists Housemade Pancakes at S$21.80 and Steak & Eggs at S$45.80, though these are delivery prices and may differ from dine-in (Foodpanda (food delivery aggregator)).

What is included in the woodfire dinner menu?

Six dinner entrees and three grill plates anchor the evening menu. Key items from the restaurant’s official dinner menu include:

• Shakshuka – $20
• Charred Glazed French Poulet – $26
• Australian Grain Fed Striploin – $32
• Halibut Fish & Chips – $24
• SSK Wagyu Burger – $22
• Lamb Ribs – $28 / Honey-Glazed Pork Rib – $38
• Tiger Prawn and Squid – $20 each

Six woodfire items, one pattern: the kitchen relies on direct-fire char for flavour, and prices sit at mid-range for Singapore’s casual-dining scene.

What beverages are available?

• Coffee, Strawberry Matcha, wine, and other drinks are available, per the restaurant’s main page.
• Instagram posts show seasonal specials like Mont Blanc and Strawberry Matcha.

This dual-menu approach gives visitors a reason to return for both day and night.

Is South Side Keppel pet friendly?

Are dogs allowed on the patio?

Yes. The restaurant’s website brands itself as a “pet-friendly café experience”. The FAQ does not specify size restrictions, but outdoor seating is available and dogs are welcome.

The implication: if you’re planning a weekend brunch and want to bring your dog, South Side Keppel is one of the few Keppel Bay dining spots that accommodates pets without fuss.

Is South Side Keppel halal?

Does the kitchen use halal-certified ingredients?

Based on available information, South Side Keppel is not halal-certified. The menu includes pork ribs and wine, and the FAQ does not claim halal status. Diners requiring halal assurance should contact the restaurant directly or choose a certified alternative.

For Muslim diners, the lack of halal certification is a clear limitation.

How do I make a reservation at South Side Keppel?

Is online booking available?

Reservations can be made through the restaurant’s reservation link. Walk-ins are accepted, but the restaurant recommends booking for weekend brunch and evening woodfire sessions because those periods can get busy. For groups of eight or more, a $20 per person deposit is required to secure the table. Corkage fees apply: $30 per bottle of wine and $50 per bottle of liquor.

The trade-off: booking ahead locks in a table but requires a deposit for larger parties. For solo diners or couples on weekdays, walking in is usually fine.

Where is the nearest MRT to South Side Keppel and is there parking?

Which MRT station is closest?

HarbourFront station on the Circle Line and North East Line is the nearest MRT. From HarbourFront, it’s about a 10-minute walk or a short taxi ride to Keppel Bay.

Where can I park near South Side Keppel?

Parking is available at Keppel Bay Tower, located a short walk from the restaurant. Street parking is limited and may be full during peak brunch hours. For weekend visits, arriving by MRT or ride-hail is recommended.

What do reviews and photos of South Side Keppel show?

What do customers say about the food?

On Google, South Side Keppel holds a 4+ star rating. Tripadvisor listings describe it as a “hidden gem” with positive remarks on both the brunch and woodfire dinner. Reviews highlight the rosti and the Wagyu Burger as standouts. Some note that service can slow down during peak brunch hours.

What does the interior look like?

Instagram photos show a bright, airy space with indoor and outdoor seating, greenery, and a relaxed atmosphere. The aesthetic leans Scandinavian-café — neutral tones, wooden tables, and plenty of natural light.

Seven woodfire dinner items, one pattern: the grill section dominates pricing, with meat portions scaled for sharing or solo dining.

What the restaurant says about itself

“Laid-back, pet-friendly café experience with rosti, coffee, and slow mornings.”

South Side Keppel (official website)

“New brunch favourites, Mont Blanc, Strawberry Matcha.”

Instagram (@southsidekeppel)

South Side Keppel succeeds by giving each meal period its own identity rather than blurring the line. For Singapore diners who want a brunch spot that also does a competent woodfire dinner under one roof, the choice is clear: go for the rosti on a weekend, then book a table for the Striploin on a weeknight — or risk a wait.

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Visitors to Keppel Bay can also explore the Marina at Keppel Bay dining guide for additional dining and parking tips.

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