
Brian Kennett
Amateur Chef and Foodie Extraordinaire
Coachman Inn Restaurant – best seaside views
Coachman Inn Restaurant, how on earth did we end up here?
In the spirit of doing different things and exploring we went again to Pulau Ubin for a long lunch, a walk along the beach and dinner at a new place that was booked up last time I tried. So we’re having old favourites, some sea air, exercise and a new restaurant. Yep big ticks in many boxes for that. We were going to do a bike ride too but there was a monster queue for the restaurant on Pulau Ubin so we were rather late to sit down and ended up just munching, chatting and looking back at previous year’s videos to reminisce of travel and family. A lovely day was had.
I’ll just call out that I think we cocked up on what we ordered at Coachman Inn Restaurant. We went Western as we had just had a load of local food on Pulau Ubin. As we sat and watched everyone around us order and eat local food I think we realised that perhaps we’re in the minority. But you’ll see that from the review below. We’ll be back, even if just to eat again in that stunning breezy place with incredible views. Local food is a must next time.
Just off Pulau Ubin, you’ll find boardwalks and finally the Coachman Inn.





WATCH HERE FOR SOME VLOGGING OF CHANGI BOARDWALK

Coachman Inn next @ 32 Netheravon Rd, Singapore 508508. I would absolutely ring them and reserve as this place was mobbed. It’s a lovely place as you will see from the pictures. It felt so strange at the end that I think we all thought we’d leave the table, charge it to the room bill and go upstairs to the room to sleep. Yes, it really felt like we were on vacation at a seaside resort hotel. Quite an amazing feeling. Make sure you call them on; 6214 9600. Absolutely one to try if you are looking for a feeling of having left Singapore for a brief while.
Let’s have some words from them;
“Coachman Inn Restaurant is located at the eastern end of Singapore. A perfect place to enjoy a lovely sunset and to take a break from the busy city life. Coachman strives to make dining out an exceptional experience by providing unsurpassed Asian and Continental cuisines coupled with excellent services since 1981.
Peddling both Asian and Continental cuisines, Coachman at Changi Sailing Club offers al fresco dining accompanied with the sea breeze as well as a beautiful view of the Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong.
The charms of Changi Sailing Club begin with mooring yachts that harmonize with the sea. Trailed by waving palms, dancing nonchalantly stroke naturally by the whispering sea breeze, cricketing cicadas, crashing waves and inquiring sound assemble the crescendo of Changi symphony.”
It really is up there for location, location, location… As you can see from the following Coachman Inn Review.
Coachman Inn Restaurant Review











And there was our day today, Coachman Inn Restaurant, Pulau Ubin & Boardwalks. A lovely trip overseas for lunch and then a trip back home via the sea for dinner. We literally did go overseas for once. Two different styles of food, but we should have gone for the same styles as hindsight. We’ll be back to Coachman to try the local fare though as it is a stunning location, just beautiful. Watch this space for a new review on that. Well worth a visit to both locations. We love our little family trips out, why not try – ENJOY!!!
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Introduction to Coachman Inn Restaurant
The Coachman Inn Restaurant is situated at the eastern end of Singapore’s city-state of Singapore. A tranquil setting in which to take pleasure in a beautiful sunset while taking a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Since 1981, Coachman has worked hard to make eating out a memorable experience by serving superior Asian and Continental cuisines, as well as offering superb service to its customers.
Coachman at Changi Sailing Club serves both Asian and Continental cuisines, and its al fresco eating area is surrounded by sea breezes and a stunning view of Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong, which are visible from the restaurant.
Coachman Inn Singapore History
The tight ties between Changi Sailing Club and the Singapore government extend back to 1959. Mr. Lim Jit Wah, Stephen Lim’s late father, was the concessionaire for Changi Sailing Club at the time of his death. You could almost call Coachman Inn a National Sailing Centre Restaurant they are that close.
The pleasures of Changi Sailing Club begin with the anchoring of boats that are in perfect harmony with the maritime environment. The crescendo of Changi Symphony is built up of cricketing cicadas, crashing waves, and questioning noises, which are trailed by waving palms and danced lazily while being gently stroked by the whispering sea air.
Coachman Inn Menu & Pricing
It is MASSIVE. Actually too big. So many choices from local, to ASEAN to Western. It’s bonkers big as you’ll see.
Pricing varies from single figure \$ up to a rather chunky \$45 for a fish head curry – that had better be world-class!!!
Coachman Inn Restaurant
(F M Food & Beverage)
ADDRESS
32 Netheravon Road
Singapore 508508
Coachman Inn Reservation
CONTACT
Tel: 62149600
Email: info@coachmaninnrestaurant.com
OPENING HOURS:
Open Monday to Sunday 10am to 10pm
Other recent Changi restaurant reviews from ISLIFEARECIPE
- The Sea Grill @ Changi Beach – beautifully breezy with sea views & incredible French Bistro food
- The Coastal Settlement @ Changi – sit in the garden and experience eating in the old days of Singapore
- La Cantina in Venezia @ The Village Hotel Changi – fancy some Spanish tapas overlooking the sea and Pulau Ubin? Look no further
- Kyuubei Japanese restaurant @ Village Hotel Changi Village – enjoy some of the best Japanese fare you’ll ever have
- Little Island Brewing Company – get your smoked meats head on, sit outside on picnic tables and gorge