665 Degrees Fahrenheit Menu Singapore: Prices, Dishes & Guide

Thirty-eight floors above Bugis, 665 Degrees Fahrenheit — the temperature at which its grills sear — pairs serious steakhouse cooking with one of the best dining-room views in Singapore. The Andaz restaurant’s à la carte menu runs from S$15 sides to S$128 wagyu ribeyes, with a weekday set lunch from S$48++ and dinner sets at S$108 and S$158.

The beef program is the main draw: 450-day grain-fed tenderloin, Snake River Farms wagyu, Kagoshima A5 striploin, and a permanent Hanwoo experience at S$198 per person. Steakhouse loyalists can also compare the CUT by Wolfgang Puck menu for the Marina Bay alternative, or the Burnt Ends menu for fire-driven cooking with an Australian accent.

This guide covers the 665°F à la carte menu with prices, the set menus, the Hanwoo experience, and the questions diners ask before booking a table with a view.

665 Degrees Fahrenheit wagyu steak

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665 Degrees Fahrenheit Menu Singapore: Steaks & Prices

The menu is built around the grill: appetisers and seafood to open, a deep bench of beef cuts in the middle, and sides at a flat S$15. All prices are in Singapore dollars before 10% service charge and 9% GST.

Classic Appetisers

Openers run the gamut from applewood-smoked burrata to amberjack ceviche and grilled Australian octopus with laksa verde. The classic beef tartare and jumbo lump crab cakes are the safest bets for traditionalists.

ItemPrice (S$)
Applewood Smoked Burrata25.00
Classic Beef Tartare30.00
Amberjack Ceviche30.00
Grilled Australian Octopus30.00
Crispy Jumbo Lump Blue Swimmer Crab Cake (4 pc)30.00

Soups & Salads

The 665°F lobster minestrone is the signature soup — rich, warming and unmistakably luxurious. Salads stay simple: caesar with smoked quail egg, rocket with citrus vinaigrette, and a quinoa-forward grilled broccoli rabe.

ItemPrice (S$)
665°F Lobster Minestrone35.00
Langoustine Bisque25.00
Traditional French Onion Soup19.00
Caesar Salad18.00
Locally Grown Rocket Salad20.00

From the Grill: Beef Cuts

The heart of the menu. Cuts span 450-day grass-and-grain-fed tenderloin and ribeye, Snake River Farms wagyu tenderloin and denver, and Kagoshima A5 striploin — each listed with weight and marble score so diners know exactly what they’re getting.

CutPrice (S$)
Tenderloin, Marble Score 8–9 (160g)92.00
Ribeye, Marble Score 8–9 (250g)128.00
‘Full Face’ Rump Steak, Marble Score 8–9 (200g)48.00
Snake River Farms Wagyu Tenderloin, MS 6–8 (160g)128.00
Snake River Farms Wagyu Denver Steak, MS 6–8 (200g)58.00
Kagoshima A5 Striploin (150g)98.00
Wagyu Tomahawk (1.2kg, for 2–4)160++

From the Ocean

Non-beef mains hold their own: kombu-grilled Patagonian toothfish with white miso, Maine lobster in garlic butter, and wild-caught tiger prawns. The yellowfin tuna tartare with caviar is a standout starter-main crossover.

ItemPrice (S$)
Kombu Grilled Patagonian Toothfish58.00
MSC-Certified Maine Lobster (325g / 650g)44.00 / 88.00
Wild-Caught Tiger Prawns (3 pc)68.00
Fish of the Day48.00
Yellowfin Tuna Tartare48++

Apart from Beef

Lumina lamb double chops, organic cage-free chicken, and Iberico flank steak cover diners who want the grill experience without beef. The mushroom and barley risotto is the vegetarian anchor.

ItemPrice (S$)
Lumina Lamb Double Chop (300g)68.00
Organic Cage-Free Chicken (half)34.00
Iberico Flank Steak (200g)49.00
Golden Cap Farm Mushroom & Barley ‘Risotto’32.00

Sides

Every side is S$15: truffle and seaweed fries, creamed baby spinach with fried egg, maple-roasted heirloom carrots, charred broccolini, and traditional roasted potatoes among them.

SidePrice (S$)
Signature Truffle & Seaweed Fries15.00
Creamed Baby Spinach, Fried Egg15.00
Maple Roasted Heirloom Carrots15.00
Charred Broccolini, Confit Garlic15.00
Traditional Roasted Potatoes15.00
Mashed Potatoes, Brown Butter15.00

Desserts

Desserts are built for sharing — portions run large. The ivory and bitter chocolate mousse arrives as a chocolate sphere to crack open, and the baked Alaska with passionfruit and raspberry suits tables of four.

DessertPrice (S$)
Ivory and Bitter Chocolate Mousse28++
Baked Alaska28++
Chocolate Tart18++
665 Degrees Fahrenheit dining room view

665°F Set Menus & Hanwoo Experience

The set menus are the value play: a two-course weekday set lunch at S$48++, dinner sets at S$108 and S$158, and the permanent Boudulgyeol Hanwoo experience at S$198 per person (minimum two).

Set Menus & Special Experiences

The S$108 dinner set is widely considered the sweet spot — full-blood wagyu tenderloin included. The Hanwoo experience adds a four-course progression through Jeju’s prized Boudulgyeol beef: tartare followed by four grilled cuts.

MenuPrice (S$)
Weekday Set Lunch (2-course)48++
Weekday Set Lunch (3-course)58++
Dinner Set Menu108
Dinner Set Menu (Premium)158
Boudulgyeol Hanwoo Experience (per person, min. 2)198

665 Degrees Fahrenheit Prices in Singapore

This is special-occasion dining: expect S$120–200 per person à la carte with a drink, or S$108–158 on the dinner sets. The S$48++ weekday set lunch is the most accessible way in — same view, fraction of the bill.

This is one of 300+ menus you can browse on the SG Menu homepage.

Budget Guide

What dinner at 665°F costs across the menu formats, before service charge and GST.

FormatApprox. Cost per Person
Weekday set lunchS$48–58++
Dinner set menuS$108–158
À la carte dinnerS$120–200
Hanwoo experienceS$198

Frequently Asked Questions About 665 Degrees Fahrenheit Singapore

À la carte dinner typically runs S$120–200 per person with a drink. The dinner set menus cost S$108 and S$158, the weekday set lunch is S$48++ for two courses or S$58++ for three, and the Hanwoo experience is S$198 per person. All prices are before 10% service charge and 9% GST.

665°F is on Level 38 of Andaz Singapore at 5 Fraser Street. The elevated dining room offers sweeping city views, which is a big part of the appeal for date nights and celebrations. It is closed on Sundays and Mondays.

A permanent four-course menu built around Boudulgyeol Hanwoo beef from Jeju’s volcanic pastures, priced at S$198 per person with a minimum of two diners. It opens with hanwoo tartare and follows with four grilled cuts — ribeye cap, chuck flap, eye of ribeye and tenderloin.

Yes, the weekday set lunch runs Monday to Friday, 12pm to 2.30pm: two courses at S$48++ or three courses at S$58++. It is the most affordable way to experience the restaurant, with appetisers, meats, seafood and desserts included in the rotation.

It is one of Singapore’s most-recommended date-night steakhouses: intimate room, limited tables, skyline views, and polished service that includes a complimentary photo at the end of the meal. Booking ahead is essential, especially for window tables.

The S$108 dinner set is the consensus pick — it includes the full-blood wagyu tenderloin that reviewers rate highest. À la carte, the lobster minestrone to start and the Snake River Farms wagyu or Kagoshima A5 striploin as a main show the kitchen at its best.

Yes. The menu includes Maine lobster, Patagonian toothfish, tiger prawns, Lumina lamb chops, organic chicken, Iberico flank steak and a mushroom-barley risotto, so non-beef diners are well covered.

Conclusion

665°F earns its reputation with genuinely excellent beef, a view that does half the romantic work, and set menus that keep the damage sensible — the S$108 dinner set is the order. For the full splurge, the S$198 Hanwoo experience is unlike anything else in Singapore.

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