Marina Bay Sands' new 188-seat Chinese restaurant has Singapore's largest baijiu collection. Here's what it costs, what to order, and how to book.

TL;DR

  • Le Ju Xuan is Marina Bay Sands' new 188-seat Chinese restaurant in the Hotel Tower 2 lobby, replacing the former restaurant Blossom.
  • It carries roughly 70 baijiu labels, including rare Kweichow Moutai expressions, described as Singapore's largest baijiu collection in a restaurant.
  • It is positioned as a more casual, family-friendly alternative to Marina Bay Sands' fine-dining Cantonese restaurant Jin Ting Wan.

What is Le Ju Xuan, and where is it at Marina Bay Sands?

Le Ju Xuan (乐聚轩) is a new 188-seat Chinese restaurant occupying the Hotel Tower 2 lobby at Marina Bay Sands, the same spot formerly held by the restaurant Blossom. It is Marina Bay Sands' second in-house Chinese dining concept, built as a more casual, family-style counterpart to the resort's fine-dining Cantonese restaurant, Jin Ting Wan. The menu spans multiple Chinese regional cuisines under one roof: Cantonese classics, Northern and Northeastern Chinese dishes, Sichuan specialities, and handmade noodles and dumplings. The kitchen is led by Chef Simon Tho, Marina Bay Sands' Executive Director of Chinese and Asian Culinary, who has more than two decades of experience across Macau, Shanghai and Kuala Lumpur, including a Star Chef of the Year award in Shanghai.

What makes its baijiu collection Singapore's largest?

Alongside the food, Le Ju Xuan has built a beverage programme around baijiu, China's national spirit, carrying approximately 70 labels spanning different production regions, aroma styles and expressions. That includes a dedicated collection of Kweichow Moutai, featuring rare vintages and limited releases. It is described as one of the largest and most comprehensive baijiu collections available in a restaurant setting in Singapore, a notable draw for diners who want to explore the category beyond the handful of bottles typically found on a Chinese restaurant's drinks list.

What's on the menu?

Signature dishes include Marble Goby, Sichuan Mapo Tofu with Sea Cucumber, premium abalone preparations, and live seafood cooked to a diner's preferred style. Cantonese offerings lean towards nourishing, restorative dishes such as braised sea cucumber, fish maw and stuffed bamboo in superior yellow broth, while the noodle and dumpling counter is handmade in-house. The overall pitch is variety and shared, family-style plates rather than a tightly curated tasting menu, which fits its role as the more accessible of Marina Bay Sands' two Chinese restaurants.

For a similar practical look at a recent Singapore restaurant relaunch, see Hot in SG's coverage of Osteria Mozza's move to ION Orchard (https://hotinsg.com/osteria-mozza-reopens-at-ion-orchard-today-whats-new-and-what-replaces-it-at-hilton/).

What are the hours, dress code and parking details?

Le Ju Xuan serves lunch daily from 11am to 5pm, with last seating at 4pm. Dinner runs Sunday to Thursday from 5pm to 10.30pm, and Friday and Saturday from 5pm to 11pm, with last seating 30 minutes before closing. The dress code is casual: gentlemen are welcome in T-shirts, polo shirts, jeans or chinos, but swimwear, robes, hotel slippers, singlets and tank tops are not permitted, and guests not dressed accordingly may be declined entry. Complimentary parking redemption is available at the restaurant with a minimum spend of S$75 at lunch or S$150 at dinner, one redemption per table. Reservations can be made through Marina Bay Sands' website or by phone at +65 6688 9818.

How does it compare to Jin Ting Wan?

Jin Ting Wan is Marina Bay Sands' existing fine-dining Cantonese restaurant, positioned at the higher end of the resort's Chinese dining options. Le Ju Xuan is the more relaxed, family-oriented sibling: casual dress code, generous portioning, a broader spread of regional cuisines rather than a single-region focus, and pricing pitched for everyday celebrations rather than special-occasion fine dining. Diners choosing between the two should think of Le Ju Xuan as the pick for a family gathering or casual group dinner, and Jin Ting Wan for a more formal Cantonese fine-dining occasion. Readers weighing other recent Marina Bay Sands-adjacent openings may also want to see Hot in SG's roundup of Assaggi on Neil Road and Xava Skybar at National Gallery (https://hotinsg.com/two-openings-worth-the-trip-assaggi-on-neil-road-and-xava-skybar-at-national-gallery/).

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to make a reservation at Le Ju Xuan? Reservations are not confirmed as compulsory, but given the restaurant's 188 seats span a mix of open dining and private and semi-private rooms, booking ahead through Marina Bay Sands' website or by calling +65 6688 9818 is recommended, especially for weekend dinners or larger groups.

What's the dress code at Le Ju Xuan? Casual. T-shirts, polo shirts, jeans and chinos are fine for gentlemen, and sundresses or skirts for ladies. Swimwear, robes, hotel slippers, singlets and tank tops are not permitted, and guests dressed otherwise may be declined entry.

Does Le Ju Xuan offer parking? Yes. Complimentary parking redemption is available at the restaurant, one per table, with a minimum spend of S$75 at lunch or S$150 at dinner, at the Central (Orange Zone) carpark.

Sources and Method

This article draws on Marina Bay Sands' official restaurant page for Le Ju Xuan (https://www.marinabaysands.com/restaurants/le-ju-xuan.html), which lists hours, dress code, parking and chef details, and on reporting from Time Out Singapore (Adira Chow, published 3 September 2026: https://www.timeout.com/singapore/news/5-new-restaurants-in-singapore-to-check-out-this-september-2026-090326) and Malaysian Foodie (published 10 August 2026: https://www.malaysianfoodie.com/2026/08/marina-bay-sands-introduces-le-ju-xuan-to-offer-casual-premium-chinese-dining-at-hotel-lobby.html). Menu, seating and beverage-programme details are as described by Marina Bay Sands and corroborated by both outlets. Hot in SG has not dined at Le Ju Xuan and this article does not constitute a review.

Disclaimer: Hours, prices and offers are subject to change; confirm details directly with Marina Bay Sands before visiting.