FROM ITAEWON TO SINGAPORE.
KOREAN-MEXICAN
SINCE 2011.
Where Seoul meets the street taco,
right in the heart of Telok Ayer.
Eat. Drink. Chill. Repeat
At Vatos, we don't call it fusion. It's a legacy of two cultures that simply grew up together. Our founder Sid Kim puts it simply: this is just normal food to him, shaped by a childhood spent Korean in LA, surrounded by the flavors of Mexican cuisine. The result isn't your typical Ko-Mex spot. Nearly everything, from our sauces to our salsas and marinades, is made from scratch in-house, going into dishes crafted to taste as good as they look, like our Kimchi Carnitas Fries and Galbi Tacos, favorites with locals and visitors alike.
Pair it with an ice-cold margarita or one of our signature cocktails, in a space designed to feel as good as the food tastes — trendy, upscale, and built for a proper night out.
You'll find us a 3-minute walk from Telok Ayer MRT, just across from Lau Pa Sat — come through for lunch, post-work drinks, or a night that turns into something more.
Location
City House
36 Robinson Rd #01-01
Singapore 068877
Hours
Mon–Fri 11:30am–10pm
Sat 5pm–10pm
Phone
+65 8779 7153
Día de Muertos with Casiline
Monday, 2 November · From 4pm
Tattoos by Casiline Ang, Jerms on the decks, a special food menu and $10++ selected cocktails all night. Grab your ticket below.
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Ink & Drink Pass: $300. Only 15 available.
Your pass includes:
• A tattoo by Casiline Ang
• 2.5 hours of free-flow drinks
• Your choice of tacos, sandwich or quesadillas
• Plus 2 spring rolls: cheeseburger or jalapeño barbacoaGeneral Admission: $10++. Includes one drink. Selected cocktails stay at $10++ all night after that.
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A Día de Muertos & Halloween celebration at Vatos. Casiline Ang (@casiline_tattooinks) tattoos live, 2026 DMC Singapore Champion Jerms is on deck, and we’re serving a special food menu. Costumes encouraged.
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Vatos Kitchen & Bar
36 Robinson Rd #01-01, City House, Singapore 068877
From 4pm, Monday 2 November

