Napoleon Bonaparte's remains known as a major contributor to the post revolutionary modernisation of French state. His name remains an important representative of French culture and art-de-vivre abroad.

Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, also known as Napoleon III, nephew of the aforementioned, took over the mission of his uncle in bringing France into the industrialized age. One of his achievements was to request from Bordeaux wine merchants a classification of Bordeaux wines for the Universal exposition of 1855. A classification still in use in our modern and globalized wine trade.

By calling our restaurant Napoleon, we want to pay tribute to what these two historical figures have done for French culture and wines.

Located at the entrance, Napoleon’s portrait, a unique artwork by French artist Gabriel Dufourcq, welcomes you in our restaurant. The portrait of the Emperor is painted on original documents about his political actions and leadership, dating from the 19th century.

We bring you closer to the Chateaux and Domains we love.

We are importing French wines of the highest quality, a consistent expression of their varietal and region, outperforming their price points. We guarantee the origin and the authenticity of our wines thanks to our direct relationships with wineries.

The centerpiece at Napoleon is a selection of 32 French wines, available on Enomatic wine dispensers. We are proud to bring you the very best France has to offer.

1. Insert Napoleon card into the corresponding dispenser slot.

2. Place a glass under the pouring spout and press 3 seconds on your selected pour

3. Don't forget your Napoleon card and enjoy our curated wine!

We brought French culture into a traditional singaporean shophouse.

With a speak-easy feel, our restaurant is hidden behind a welcoming terrace of a traditional Singaporean shophouse.

As you enter, you will be embraced by the rich, warm tones of natural materials. Our limestone stones on our walls are directly imported from Burgundy.

Seat on our tailor-made benches with Napoleon’s pocket inspired by the well-known historical fact that Napoleon favoured tucking his hand into his tunic.

The wooden ceiling with original beams will remind you of wine cellars where the wines are ageing in aligned barrels.

As for lunch, the light well above the bar will let the sun comes in at noon to bath your break in sunlight and add to the cosy atmosphere of Napoleon.