Welcome to STYXX where fire meets flavor, and dining turns into an experience.
This is fun dining: loud, lively, and full of energy. The table is your playground covered in kraft paper, stamped to mark the start of the meal, then filled with color and smoke.
From skewers grilled over open fire to warm Yemeni salouf bread and fresh, vibrant salads, everything is meant to be shared, tasted, and enjoyed together. STYXX celebrates the beauty of simplicity honest food, bold flavors, and the joy of eating with your hands.
STYXX was born from a journey.
Our chef traveled across the Middle East, exploring markets, street food, family tables, searching for flavors but even more, for something different feeling.
What inspired him most was not just the food, but the way people eat together.
Food placed in the center, everyone sharing, talking, laughing, tasting everything at once. No rules. No formality. Just connection.
We have a handcrafted grill and an open kitchen, where eating with your hands is part of the experience and our chef bakes fresh, authentic Iraqi Laffa on the spot.
With a fire-driven spirit and years behind the grill, our chef brings more than skill he brings attitude. Every skewer, every flame, every plate tells a story of bold flavors and shared moments. At STYXX, it’s not just cooking it’s crafting experiences that burn bright and stay with you.
Redefining the language of skewers
The kitchen at STYXX is the beating heart of the brand a place where fire, bread, and flavor converge to create a modern dining ritual. Bread and fire serve as the universal foundation, evoking something primal and authentic while remaining approachable to all. From skewers to lafa and vibrant spreads, every dish is crafted in the spirit of abundance and designed for sharing, turning each table into a communal experience.
Drawing inspiration from Middle Eastern roots but reimagined through Singapore’s diverse cultural lens, the kitchen celebrates cross-cultural creativity and inclusivity. It is a space that welcomes everyone – casual or formal, local or expat, tourist or foodie – and brings them together around one table.
