Singapore's Odette is No. 25

French fine-dining restaurant Odette at the National Gallery Singapore has slipped a notch to No. 25 on The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2025 list.

- Eunice Quek

It remains Singapore's only restaurant on the prestigious list, announced at a ceremony in Piedmont's Turin city in northern Italy on June 19. The three-Michelin-starred establishment, ranked No. 24 in 2024, has been on the top 50 list since 2018.

Odette's chef Julien Royer, 42, who attended the ceremony, said in a statement: "This year marks 10 years of Odette, and it is an honour to once again be recognised among some of the finest restaurants around the world.

"I'm incredibly proud of my team - many of whom have been on this journey with us since the very beginning. Their dedication and consistency have been key in shaping Odette into what it is today."

Two other Singapore establishments made it to the bottom half of the list of top 100 restaurants, which was announced on June 5.

Modern barbecue restaurant Burnt Ends in Dempsey dropped to No. 93 (from No. 68 in 2024), while modern Singaporean Restaurant Labyrinth at Esplanade Mall slid to No. 97 (from No. 92 in 2024).

Contemporary Korean restaurant Meta in Mohamed Sultan Road, ranked No. 95 in 2024, did not make the cut.