THE ULTIMATE CRUSTACEAN EXPERIENCE 🦀
Ministry of Crab Singapore brings award-winning flavours from Sri Lanka to Dempsey Hill — featuring live mud crabs up to 2kg, giant freshwater prawns, and signature garlic butter sauces.
🍽️ SG Restaurant Week Dinner Set – $88++ per person
1️⃣ Clams served with Sri Lankan Street Bread
2️⃣ Small Prawn (150g–200g)
3️⃣ Baked Crab
4️⃣ Coffee Jelly
The clams are clean and sweet with a rich butter sauce — perfect with the Sri Lankan bread.
The prawns are fresh and meaty, coated in their signature garlic pepper sauce.
And the signature crab fried rice is a wok hei masterpiece — easily one of the best in Singapore.
📍 Ministry of Crab Singapore
Block 06 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249683
✨ From Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants (2015–2022)
🇱🇰 Air-flown live crabs & prawns direct from Colombo
👨🍳 Created by Chef Dharshan Munidasa
If you're a seafood lover exploring Dempsey Hill Singapore, Ministry of Crab is a must-visit for authentic Sri Lankan crab dishes. Beyond just the famous mud crabs, their menu offers a delightful variety including fresh clams served with traditional Sri Lankan street bread—a perfect butter-soaked accompaniment that truly highlights the spices of the region. One thing I appreciate about Ministry of Crab is the freshness and quality; the crabs and prawns are air-flown live from Colombo, ensuring each bite bursts with oceanic sweetness. Their signature garlic pepper sauce on the prawns adds a bold punch that complements the natural flavors without overpowering them. Besides the standout crab fried rice, which is a wok hei masterpiece with just the right smoky aroma, the overall dining atmosphere in their Dempsey Hill location adds to the experience—offering a comfortable and vibrant spot for seafood lovers and foodies alike. For those curious about dining cost, the restaurant offers an $88++ per person dinner set during Singapore Restaurant Week, which I found to be an excellent value given the premium ingredients and quality cooking. Lastly, for fans of Sri Lankan cuisine or those wanting to try it for the first time in Singapore, Ministry of Crab represents not just a meal but an immersive cultural and culinary journey. Make sure to check recent menus online and perhaps share your own delicious finds with the local foodie community!
what the crab eat ? so big