'A new chapter begins now': 3-Michelin-starred Restaurant Zen reopens on Aug 25
Restaurant Zen, a three-Michelin-starred establishment in Singapore, is set to reopen following a three-month renovation. The restaurant is part of the Frantzen Group, founded by chef Bjorn Frantzen, and continues to maintain its high-status reputation in the fine dining industry.
Why it matters
The reopening highlights the ongoing prestige and economic activity within the luxury culinary sector in Singapore.
Three-Michelin-starred Restaurant Zen will reopen on Tuesday (Aug 25) after three months of renovations that began on June 2.
Located in a three-storey shophouse at Bukit Pasoh, the restaurant was founded by Swedish chef Bjorn Frantzen.
The team is currently helmed by head chef Kelvin Ng and general manager Rachel Ezekiel.
In an Instagram post on July 30, the restaurant wrote: "A new chapter begins now."
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Reservations for September opened earlier this month.
Reservations open on the first of each month at 10am Singapore time. Parties of five to eight guests can contact the establishment at reservations@restaurantzen.com or +65 6534 8880.
Stockholm-born Bjorn opened Restaurant Zen in November 2018. The establishment is inspired by its Stockholm counterpart, Restaurant Frantzen.
Bjorn is also the founder of Frantzen Group, which has two other three-Michelin-starred restaurants under its umbrella: Restaurant Frantzen, as well as FZN in Dubai.
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