[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for 1939 (formerly known as Potato Head) (Updated Jun)

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 📌 Potato Head Singapore is a hip restaurant and bar in Chinatown, featuring a chic Art Deco building design that is perfect for taking photos and checking in. Inside, there are The Dining Hall restaurant, a vintage bar called Studio 1939, and a rooftop bar with a nice atmosphere. The menu focuses mainly on burgers, which are tasty and quite expensive, but the atmosphere and service are worth it. If you want to experience the ultimate chicness in Singapore, we recommend you come and try it! 📍Singapore #SlothTrip #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #familytrip #goodatmosphere #ThaiTravelThailand #TravelThailand #TravelAlongTheWay #CafeReview #BeautifulCafeShare #CafeLife #MustVisitCafe #CafePhotoCafe #TripFreeAccommodation #TripDiscount #100WaysToTravel #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

Potato head Came here on a weekend night to chill with my husband. We made a reservation online and it stated that the minimum spend to be seated at the dining area is $50 and $100 for the rooftop bar. However, we were told by the waiter at potato head that the minimum spend is only applicable when you made an online reservation. Anyways, it’s too easy to hit the minimum spend because this place is quite pricey! Really love the ambience of this place, this place is so arty and every level has a different design, there’s no lift to the rooftop bar so we had to climb 3 flights to the top. To be honest, we were quite surprised at how small is the rooftop bar 😅 space are really limited so make sure you made a reservation to avails disappointment! The burger here is really nice and juicy, but the portion is too small for the price we paid. Cocktails here are good as well. We paid about $140 for 2 burgers, a side and 2 cocktails. Would love to come back again for other special occasion!

TGIF - After one week hard work….. It is a good chance to enjoy yourself at Friday Night. I really like the building design of this restaurant and bar… With traditional Nanyang Chinese style and near the Singapore Chinatown. Potato Head Folk has 3 floors area… First floor is kitchen and entrance…. 2 and 3 floor are dining and drinking area…. there are beautiful image on the wall… really artistic…. And it is famous for it’s burgers…. we order two kinds of burgers which made from beef and cheese…. the single burger prices from S$18 to S$25…. Depends what you want to eat…. And the House ice tea would not very sweet…. If you like sweet drink please require a sugar water in advance…..

Came to try their food after reading some reviews from foodie influencers which some might say might be paid review. No doubt service was good, food were served fast, but I feel only the Tze Char side was good.I had something called Kaya Toast. It was light and delicious. The recommendations are listed on the menu. Tong ah eating house Address: 35 Keong Saik Rd., Singapura 089142 #singaporeguide#food

Nestled in the heart of Singapore, Tanjong Pagar Street is where old-world charm meets modern flair. Walking down this vibrant stretch, you’re instantly transported through time—rows of colorful Peranakan shophouses stand proudly, each telling a story of the city’s multicultural past. These heritage buildings, with their ornate facades and shuttered windows, are a visual feast and a dream for architecture lovers and photographers alike. At the corner, you’ll find the iconic Potato Head Singapore—a quirky, colonial-era building turned creative dining hotspot. Housed in a beautifully restored three-story shophouse, Potato Head blends tropical rooftop vibes with gourmet burgers and cocktails, making it a favorite hangout for both locals and tourists. But it’s not just about aesthetics—Tanjong Pagar is alive with culture, food, and energy. From indie cafes and local eateries to hidden bars and boutique stores, every corner is worth exploring. Tanjong Pagar isn’t just a street—it’s a soulful blend of heritage, color, and cool. A must-visit for anyone looking to uncover Singapore’s vibrant layers. #singaporeguide #TanjongPagar #SingaporeHeritage #ColorfulStreets #PotatoHeadSG #TravelBlogger #WanderlustSingapore #PeranakanCharm #StreetsofSingapore

#singaporetrip Singapore is a city layered with contrasts, where the old and new are intertwined, the shadows of high-rise buildings overlap, and similar housing blocks repeat. Walking through the bustling Chinatown, I got lost in the nostalgic Pearl's Centre building, crossed several distinct neighborhoods, and suddenly found myself on the bustling European-style streets of Tanjong Pagar, where pubs and Western restaurants, Korean and Japanese eateries are packed tightly together, filling the entire street. Streetlights and the glow from shop interiors intertwine and flicker.

#singaporetrip First time in Singapore, photo yield rate as high as 99% First-time impressions of Singapore: Singapore is truly perfect for street photography. The "Garden City" lives up to its name, with every office building surrounded by greenery. The urban planning is also excellent, with the subway lines extending in all directions. The food in the hawker centers is both affordable and delicious, and the weather is great too. On the day I visited Universal Studios, it rained briefly but the sun came out quickly afterward. It's just a bit hot.

Potato Head Singapore is a chic restaurant and bar located on Keong Saik Road in Singapore's Chinatown district. It stands out with its white-and-red Art Deco-style triangular building, which is one of the most popular photo spots for tourists. Location: 36 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089143 • Opening hours: Daily from 12:00 PM to 12:00 AM • How to get there: You can take the MRT to Outram Park or Chinatown station and walk for about 10 minutes.

#chillandthrill #tropicalretreats #singapore Potato Head Singapore is a branch of Potato Head Bali, a place to dining with multi concepts. Their market target is creative people. Inside there is Three Buns burger restaurant, restaurant, private studio and rooftop open-air bar. The unique building shape and ornaments are interesting for people to come and experience the vibe.

Name: Potato Head Singapor A restaurant in Singapore that everyone who visits must stop by to take pictures. In addition to the beautiful photo spots, it is also a restaurant and cafe that is open both day and night. 📸 Another landmark that tourists like very much. This restaurant is located in the middle of a three-way intersection, so when taking pictures, the angles are beautiful. Reserve the bar upstairs to chill on New Year's Eve. The photos will definitely come out beautiful. Plus, the staff is very good. Each menu is arranged to look delicious. Every dish comes out beautifully in photos. Location: Keong Saik Rd., Singapore #NewYearTravel #SingaporeTravel

This is another place where you have to take photos at speed because it's in the middle of the road. Otherwise, you'll definitely get hit by a car. 😆😆 Along the way, we can also go see the Hindu temple. It's beautiful. #potatoheadsingapore

#singaporetrip 21/7 Niu Che Shui Street takes 2 hours as long as sgd5 is available, but there is a date. The photos were all taken today, July 21st (Sunday) (if it's too hot or change to 4pm-6pm). The next shooting day is 3pm-5pm. Solo travel couples and girlfriends are welcome to private, We are girls and friends, we enjoy our journey together and love each other's company

The building is very beautiful and suitable for taking pictures. If you go to Singapore and don't take pictures here, you will really miss out.

#singaporetrip Potato Head occupied the 4 storey iconic pre-war shop house at Keong Saik Road. It has unique and fun decorations for each floor. Nice ambiance at The Rooftop for a drink and dessert. Lovely people , waitresses are very friendly, the food is great too, specifically the potato fries is good just like its name potato head. You can request for a non beef chili, they will provide to you just the chili. Mocktails taste great as well good for any weekday visits it doesnt need to be reserved and plenty of parkings are available.

If you come here and don't come to this place, you'll miss out. #potatohead

#summerdream Potato Head Folk Burger Singapore, a restaurant, bar and photo spot in one place. This is a cool burger shop that makes you want to go in just by looking at the shop front. Everything is in a good mood, even the food trays. Haha. The shop has two floors, with the top floor being a bar. The shop is a building in the middle of a three-way intersection, so it is very noticeable. The interior is decorated in a vintage style, a little old, perfect for film cameras. As for the food, the number one spot is definitely the juicy burger, which they say is very delicious and worth the price. There are both ice cream and pastries as desserts, as well as tea and coffee. The most popular photo spot is the front of the shop, but be careful of cars. Entrance fee: Food prices start at 20 SGD Opening hours: 12.00 – 00.00 How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at Chinatown Station, use Exit A.

Potato Head Singapore 🥔 This bar is a drinking establishment with a beautifully designed and distinctive building. It is a white building located on the corner of the street, making it a great place to take pictures in front of the shop. This shop is located in Chinatown. 🥰📸🕶️ 🌚 Do not use the photos in any case. 🌚 #TravelingTogetherToEat #potatohead #singapore #PotatoBuilding #Chinatown #SingaporeCheckInPoint #SingaporeCheckInPoint #potatoheadsingapore #TravelingTogetherToEat

Potato Head Folk, a chic restaurant on Keong Saik Road, one of the most popular landmarks for taking photos in Chinatown The building is designed in an Art Deco style The shop is located right on the curve of the road, making it a very vintage photo spot. As a result, people like to come here to take photos. (When taking photos, be careful of cars, everyone.) The shop opens from Opening hours: Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. How to get there: Get off at Chinatown Station, Exit C It takes about 10 minutes to walk there.