Dynamic and passionate about all things botanical, One-Ninety Bar indulges the senses with sophisticated craftsmanship in every shake and stir. Subtly playful, much like the play of light and dark throughout the space, One-Ninety Bar has a “secret garden” – a breezy outdoor terraza perfect for balmy, al fresco imbibing.
Hours
- Daily
- 11:00 am – 12:00 midnight Last seating at 9:00 pm / Last à la carte order at 10:30 pm / Last snack and beverage order at 11:30 pm
- Afternoon Tea
- Saturday and Sunday, 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Last seating at 4:00 pm / Last order at 5:00 pm
- No. 3 Presents: The Art of Afternoon Tea
- Monday – Friday, 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
- Cocktail hour
- 5:00 pm – 12:00 midnight
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Highlights
GARDEN@ONE-NINETYLush, verdant and bathed in natural daylight, the breezy Garden@One-Ninety is ideal for relaxed socials and inspired by the nearby Singapore Botanical Gardens. The menu is kept fresh and keenly focused on market produce, with a dedicated plant-based selection, craft cocktails and wellness-focused alternatives.
Cocktail JourneyOne-Ninety Bar beckons with indulgent artisanal spirits.
Meet the Team
Sophia Kang
Head BartenderBorn and raised in Incheon, South Korea, Sophia Kang first joined the Four Seasons family in 2016 at Regent Singapore (formerly a Four Seasons hotel) as part of Manhattan’s opening team in 2014. Having worked her way up from floor staff to the first and only female bartender in the World’s 15th and Asia’s 6th 50 Best Bars, Kang has now joined Four Seasons Hotel Singapore as Head Bartender at One-Ninety Bar.
Events
Modern Korean Afternoon Tea
September 13 – November 30
In partnership with the OUL team from Four Seasons Hotel Seoul, this exclusive afternoon tea captures the bold spirit of modern Seoul. Savour a vibrant spread of reimagined Korean delicacies and artfully crafted sweets, paired with cocktails crafted from premium Korean spirits.
ReserveMore Dining Options
DetailsGarden@One-Ninety
Lush, verdant and bathed in natural daylight, the breezy Garden@One-Ninety is set in an alfresco terrace. Ideal for relaxed socials and inspired by the nearby Singapore Botanic Gardens, the menu is kept fresh and keenly focused on market produce, with a dedicated plant-based selection, craft cocktails and wellness-focused alternatives.
DetailsPool House
An oasis of well-being, the Pool House offers an enviable view of the turquoise pool just steps away and is swathed in soft, natural daylight amidst vertical green gardens. Tropical and relaxed, an inclusive menu has been developed in consultation with an accredited nutritionist and spotlights healthy creations as well as a wide selection of plant-based fare, using sustainably sourced produce wherever possible.
DetailsGourmet To Go
Enjoy fresh market flavours and signatures dishes from our award-winning kitchens in the comfort of your home, crafted with your wellness in mind.
DetailsNobu Singapore
Experience celebrity chef and restaurateur Nobu Matsuhisa’s creative cuisine of traditional Japanese cooking with Peruvian flavours, at the world’s first Nobu restaurant with an outdoor designer Japanese garden and private dining show kitchen.
DetailsIn-Room Dining
Whether you're time-zone hopping, feeding a hungry team during an impromptu meeting or looking for quiet, private dining, you can choose from our extensive In-Room menu day or night.
DetailsPrivate Dining
Our seven elegant private dining rooms at Jiang-Nan Chun and Nobu Singapore are perfect for intimate family dinners and cocktail parties or important business meetings.
DetailsOne-Ninety Restaurant
Relish fresh, natural flavours enlivened by unexpected Asian twists for an indelible dining experience. Watch our chefs showcase their culinary magic with ocean-fresh seafood and prime cuts of meat over applewood-fired grills in this lush, botanical-inspired modern Asian brasserie.
DetailsJiang-Nan Chun
Embodying the concept of “Xiang Le Zhu Yi,” or the principle of enjoyment and happiness, our award-winning Chinese restaurant is not only evocative of the pastoral lifestyle of the Jiang Nan region’s traditional river villages through its rustic décor, but also through its authentic Cantonese cuisine.