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Fico's white dining room at Tanjong Beach Club, set with wooden tables

Fico's Sentosa sibling brings grilled seafood to Tanjong Beach

One stretch of coastline was never going to be enough for Fico.

Go to Fico at Tanjong Beach Club for a long lunch that drifts into aperitivo hour, especially if you already like the East Coast Park original. The Puglian-inspired Italian opened its second outlet on Sentosa on 28 September 2026, run by chef-partner Mirko Febbrile with The Lo & Behold Group, and it isn't a straight copy. The menu is lighter, built around fresh seafood and aperitivo off a coastal grill, with wood-fire cooking, handmade pasta and a drinks list focused on Italian producers. The compromise is the weather: this is outdoor dining in a city with afternoon storms. Book through Tanjong Beach Club.

Two things to know before you order. The seafood platters are the big-ticket item and are built for a table that intends to stay a while; order one only if you do. And there is a focaccina you can only get at the Sentosa outlet, which is the reason East Coast regulars might make the trip across.

For Tanjong Beach Club, Fico means a proper sit-down restaurant to go with the deckchairs and the sea view. For you, it means a sunset dinner without having to cross back to the mainland in a hurry.

Reservations go through Tanjong Beach Club by phone or email. Weekends will be the busy slot, and Singapore's afternoon storms have opinions about outdoor dining, so book a weekday if you can and keep an eye on the sky.

Good to know Fico at Tanjong Beach Club, 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa. Reservations go through Tanjong Beach Club: see tanjongbeachclub.com/reservations. Seafood platters are the big-ticket order; check the menu for current prices.

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Fico at Tanjong Beach Club | 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa

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