A contemporary Asian Grill & Smokehouse in Singapore, known for its fusion of Southern BBQ smoking techniques with Asian and Teochew flavors, and a selection of craft beers.
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Last updated: 7/1/2026, 5:06:13 AM
Blue Smoke is a contemporary Asian Grill & Smokehouse in Singapore, known for applying Southern BBQ smoking techniques to Asian and Teochew cuisine. It is associated with The 1925 Brewing Co. and offers a unique dining experience with a focus on smoked meats and a selection of craft beers. The restaurant features an attractive shop front, nice alfresco seating, and a well-designed interior, with the owner reportedly involved in the in-house design.
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Customers generally praise Blue Smoke for its delicious and well-prepared food, particularly highlighting the amazing and tender brisket, and the 'shiokadoodas' smoked crispy pork belly with yuzu sauce and pistachio crumble. Sides like cabbage, lady's finger, and potato are also frequently mentioned as delicious. The craft beer selection and the attractive ambiance, including alfresco seating and good music, receive positive feedback. Staff are noted for being friendly and helpful. However, some reviewers found the brisket to lack flavor, and one noted a strong cigarette/smoke smell in the dining area. There was also a significant concern raised by one customer regarding food safety related to pork belly, leading to a negative experience. The restaurant is not considered child-friendly by some due to a lack of specific amenities.
Blue Smoke is an Asian smokehouse concept by The 1925 Brewing Co., emphasizing a fusion of American BBQ smoking techniques with Asian flavor profiles, including Teochew cuisine. It offers a range of craft beers to complement its smoked meat dishes. The restaurant has relocated to its current address at 66 Horne Road from a previous outlet at 261 Joo Chiat Road.
The restaurant operates from 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM on Tuesdays to Fridays, and from 12:00 PM to 12:00 AM on Saturdays. It is ideal for dinner, late-night meals, and Saturday lunch.