Experience Tropical Tranquility Away From The City Bustle
Nestled within Gillman Barracks, Wheeler's Tropikana finds its home within this historical site that dates back to 1936. Once the grounds for army barracks, quarters, & recreation tailored for the British Army pre-World War II, Gillman Barracks has since transformed into a destination for Singapore's contemporary art scene.
Tucked away from the city's hustle & bustle, the Barracks' colonial architecture & tranquil tropical ambiance create an inspiring backdrop. The tropical vibes aren't just a backdrop – they're woven into the very fabric of our identity.
OUR SPACE
An Escape to Paradise
Inspired by tropical islands, you’ll find a harmonious blend of clay-themed hues, verdant foliage, rustic rattan furnishings, bamboo accents, a serene outdoor dipping pool, & lush greenery that transports you to a distant paradise
Whether you're envisioning an intimate rendezvous or a spirited gathering with your squad, let Wheeler’s Tropikana transport you to an oasis where eternal summer & extraordinary dining experiences intertwine in perfect harmony.
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time ⬩
THE CULINARY EXTRAORDINAIRE
Serving Up Tropical Bliss, One Plate At A Time
Prepare to be captivated by the artistry of Head Chef Jayd Kitt, the maestro behind the culinary magic at Wheeler's Tropikana. Hailing from Bendigo, Australia, Chef Jayd has travelled to various regions of the world & collected an encyclopaedic knowledge harmonising unique flavours.
With this knowledge, Chef Jayd masterfully blends the heartiness of his homeland's cuisine with the zest of the Pacific Islands. This unique dining experience is proudly presented as "Australasian".
