Singapore – Korean Samgyetang (aka ginseng chicken soup) is definitely brewing a storm in Singapore in the past few years and here are some of the best Samgyetang restaurants to check out in Singapore.

JIHO Samgyetang SBCD
Located at basement one of 18 Cross Street, JIHO Samgyetang SBCD is a partnership between JIHOHanbang  Samgyetang and SBCD F&B Group, where the former has been simmering samgyetang in Korea since 1991 with over 80 locations across Korea, Sydney and Shanghai. SBCD F&B Group is most famously known for running SBCD Korean Tofu House in Singapore. With 35 years of samgyetang heritage behind it, every bowl is rooted in hanbang, the centuries-old Korean practice of herbal medicine. At JIHO Samgyetang  SBCD, the signature Healthy  Samgyetang features a patented mixture of Korean traditional herbs to relieve fatigue and support joint health. In addition to Healthy Samgyetang, the menu features five other samgyetang varieties, each built around a distinct ingredient story, as well as samgyejuk, specialities, meals and sides. Read more here for our full review]  
Address: 18 Cross Street, #B1-01, Singapore 048423    

Modu
Located in Mandarin Gallery along Orchard Road, Modu is Singapore’s first Samgyetang (Korean ginseng chicken soup) specialty shop by the original founders of Drim Korean Steakhouse in Mandarin Gallery, where its name means “made for everyone”. With a diverse menu, expect the likes of Collagen Herbal Samgyetang, Perilla Seed Samgyetang, including unique specialties like Black Sesame Samgyetang and Black Chicken Samgyetang. For sides, there are options like Minari Pancake, Potato Pancake, Tofu SamHap, and HwangTaeChae. It also has another outlet at Amoy Street. [Read more here for our full review] 
Address: #02-37, Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238897


Bomul Samgyetang
Bomul Samgyetang is located in CHIJMES and it boasts the largest range of samgyetang in Singapore, with 10 variations of the soup: from detoxification to spicy cure, collagen-rich, anti-ageing, rejuvenation, vitality, and even modern interpretations such as black truffle. Their Seafood Pancake has one of the best crisp textures around. [Read more here for our full review] 
Address: 30 Victoria Street, #01-11/12, Chijmes, Singapore 187996 

Song Gye Ok
While it is known for its grilled chicken, you can also enjoy MODU’s Samgyetang at Song Gye Ok which has earned cult status in Korea for its rare chicken specialty cuts and charcoal grilling by trained staff. Diners can enjoy MODU’s signature Samgyetang in four nourishing flavours, available all day at The Centrepoint outlet. This outlet also has the comforting Dakgomtang, a slow-simmered chicken soup, alongside Song Gye Ok’s iconic grilled chicken, all within a hanok-inspired dining space. [Read more here for our full review] 
Address: 176 Orchard Road, #02-53 & 54 The Centrepoint, Singapore 23884 

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