Head-to-Head · Singapore
Cloudstreet vs Jaan
Two Singapore two-stars: Cloudstreet for Naleendra's Australian-Sri Lankan invention, Jaan for Westaway's modern British on Level 70 — book Jaan for the view.
The Verdict
Cloudstreet is the personal one. Rishi Naleendra cooks the collision of Australian produce and Sri Lankan memory at 84 Amoy Street, a two-Michelin-star tasting that runs from his childhood flavours to fine-dining technique, with lunch only on Fridays and Saturdays. Six courses open at S$248, eight at S$398. It holds two stars in 2026 and a La Liste score of 91, scoring 9.0 for food, 8.5 for the room and 7.5 for value.
Jaan by Kirk Westaway is the view. On Level 70 of Swissotel The Stamford, Kirk Westaway sends a modern-British tasting of refined seasonal cooking across a thirty-five-seat room with a panorama over the city, two Michelin stars carried since 2021. Menus run S$298 and S$338. It scores 9.5 for food, 9.5 for the room and 7 for value. Cloudstreet is the chef's-story counter-to-table meal; Jaan is the height-and-polish occasion.
Scores, Side by Side
| Score | Cloudstreet | Jaan |
|---|---|---|
| Food | 9.0 / 10 | 9.5 / 10 |
| Atmosphere | 8.5 / 10 | 9.5 / 10 |
| Value | 7.5 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
Which One for Which Occasion
| Occasion | Editorial Pick |
|---|---|
| Romantic occasion | JaanLevel 70 views and a polished room make the easy choice for a date or anniversary. |
| Adventurous diner | CloudstreetNaleendra's Australian-Sri Lankan plates are the more original, personal meal. |
| Impress a client | JaanThe skyline view and modern-British polish read well across a business dinner. |
| Chef-driven night | CloudstreetThe menu is Naleendra's own story, course by course, with nothing borrowed. |
| Best value entry | CloudstreetIts Friday and Saturday lunch and the S$248 six-course are the cheaper way in. |
Price Comparison
Both are two-star tasting rooms at the top of Singapore's tariff. Cloudstreet runs S$248 for six courses and S$398 for eight, with lunch only on Fridays and Saturdays as the lighter entry and a prestige wine pairing up to S$598. Jaan by Kirk Westaway prices its menus at S$298 and S$338, dinner-led, with the view part of the value. For a comparable spend the two land close; the split is invention at Cloudstreet against polish and altitude at Jaan. Weigh them against the wider field in our Singapore dining guide.
How to Book
Both book direct and online, and both want advance planning for weekends. Cloudstreet's smaller Amoy Street room and cult following mean prime Friday and Saturday seats clear weeks ahead; Jaan's Level 70 window tables go first and are worth requesting at booking. For either, three to four weeks out is the safe lead for a weekend. Start the wider map from the Singapore restaurants guide.
For occasion fit beyond this pairing, weigh them against our guides to the best first-date restaurants, the best rooms to impress clients and the best spots for solo dining. For another Singapore match-up see Odette vs Saint Pierre, and browse the full set on the compare index.