Kitchens for Rent in Singapore

FAQs about Kitchens in Singapore

How much does it cost to rent a kitchen in Singapore?

Kitchens in Singapore are typically rented on an hourly basis. Prices will largely depend on the size of the space and whether you prefer a co-working environment or want to book the kitchen for your exclusive use. Small kitchen studio rentals start at $35 per hour. You can rent a work station at a shared kitchen for $50 per hour. The costs for renting a large kitchen space can reach up to $500 per hour or $1000 per session. (All data from Tagvenue.)

What are the best kitchens for rent in Singapore?

Have a look at some of our top picks:

• IncuBaker – An SFA-licensed co-working kitchen with flexible rental options and reasonable prices. IncuBaker offers the perfect solution for food startups and small businesses looking for ways to get started and grow their position on the market. But that’s not all! You can also rent a space for filming, team building, private dining, and more! Located in Queenstown.
• City on A Hill – A unique kitchen space with a communal atmosphere that is well-suited for small groups. Events such as art workshops, cooking classes, or open discussions will turn out perfect in this venue. The kitchen features an island-style counter, two industrial ovens, a fridge and sinks for your convenience. In addition, the space is equipped with charging ports for electronic devices. Located in Toh Tuck.
• Palate Sensations Culinary School – Apart from being a prominent training facility, the school provides kitchen rentals where you can host your own culinary events, such as classes and workshops, product launches, as well as film and photo shoots. It’s also a good choice if you’re looking for some unique activities for your private party or networking event. Located on Biopolis Road in Queenstown.

What’s typically included in a kitchen rental?

Most kitchens for rent will include basic kitchen furniture and essential cooking equipment, such as ovens, fridges and freezers. There should be tables, counters or a kitchen island where you can prepare the food, and most spaces will also have some storage available, e.g cupboards or a pantry. You can also expect other kitchen utensils, such as mixers and food processors, as well as pots, frying pans, plates, cutlery, etc. You may be allowed to bring your own specialised equipment as well, and you need to bring all the ingredients that you’re going to need. Remember to ask the manager what kind of equipment is included in the price, what can be rented for an extra fee, and what you’re going to have to supply yourself.