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About Arteastiq
About Arteastiq
Arteastiq is an enrichment class provider operating from its centre at Mandarin Gallery on Orchard Road, with islandwide coverage. The listing is KakiList-verified, meaning operating details and contact channels have been confirmed by a real person. It holds a Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 across 4,825 reviews, which is a robust sample and offers a meaningful signal of consistent customer experience. Pricing is indicated at the S$$ tier, though specific per-session or package figures are not published and should be confirmed directly with the provider.
Prospective students or parents enquiring about enrichment classes at Arteastiq should start by confirming level and syllabus fit — whether the programme aligns with school curriculum, personal interest, or a specific skill goal. It is worth asking whether classes are offered in a group or one-to-one format, and whether a trial class is available before committing to a full term. Location at Mandarin Gallery on Orchard Road is accessible via public transport, and it is worth confirming whether any classes are available online if proximity is a concern. Term commitment lengths, materials fees, and any sibling or package discounts are practical questions to raise at the point of enquiry.
To take the next step, contact Arteastiq directly by phone or through the enquiry form on their listing to ask about current class schedules, availability for your intended level, and whether a trial session can be arranged before committing to a term.
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4.7/5 from 4,825 Google reviewsRobust sample — meaningful signal of consistent customer experience.
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Google Reviews ⭐ 4.7 (4825 reviews)
Elle (Ellezzz)
★★★☆☆
Been there couple times, but first time leaving review. Not that crowded on Saturday afternoon. We had a reservation but decided to walk in instead as reservation is only for Seafood high tea and we wanted to eat the ala carte menu. Lobster pasta was nice, slightly spicy and tangy..appetising. Squid ink pasta was average..as well as the Burrata salad. I personally liked the sweet potato fries, as it was nicely fried. Crispy outside, while soft inside and not too oily. We ordered foei gras as well, but I was too full to try. The bolognese pasta was okay to me..but the young ones liked it. Had the lychee tea today, but I thought the pomelo tea was nicer. Service was almost non-existent..but not that important to us.
Chris Ee Ting Wong
★★★★★
The Seafood high tea set is really worth it! It's very artistic visually as you eat with you eyes 👀 first! The flavours with each dish & sauces were so splendidly curated & crafted from the raw oysters, scallops, baked mussels, and salmon cake roll! Soursop sorbet was very refreshing! Iced lychee tea was indeed very good. Even the little cookies were so well flavored of rose and coconut. They have a lot of attention to details & the restaurant was very well decorated. Service was quick and prompt despite they were very busy and fully booked on Friday.
YiLin Feng
★☆☆☆☆
This is by far the worst service I have ever experienced at a restaurant. We ordered two steaks and one lobster pasta. After placing our order, we waited nearly 30 minutes before any food was served, and our actual eating time was no more than 15 minutes. What made the situation even more unacceptable was that a table next to us, which arrived later than we did, received their food much earlier than us. After waiting for an unusually long time, we realised that the lobster pasta had not been served at all. When we asked the staff about it, we were told that the order was “missed by the system.” What shocked us was not just the mistake itself, but the response — there was no apology, and the staff member asked us, in a rather confrontational and unapologetic tone, whether we wanted to place the order again, as if the issue were somehow our responsibility. By that point, we had already spent almost 50 minutes waiting, and our dining experience had been completely ruined, so we decided not to reorder. Shortly after, the staff returned and asked in a condescending manner if we wanted a complimentary ice cream. There was still no sincerity or accountability, only a dismissive attitude that felt more insulting than apologetic. The food itself was average at best, but the service was shockingly poor and highly unprofessional. From missing an order, to failing to explain or apologise, and ultimately shifting responsibility onto the customer, this goes far beyond a simple mistake — it reflects a serious lack of basic service standards. This was an extremely disappointing experience, and I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone who values decent service.
L Chan
★★★★★
Stylish & cozy place on the 4th floor of the quiet Mandarin Gallery. It was crowded on a Friday evening, but still possible to get a table (seating limited to 1 hour 45 minutes). Service was warm & attentive, with staff giving off a homely, comfortable vibe. The drinks menu is fantastic: even a simple cappuccino was served on a tray with a glass of warm water & 2 heart-shaped 💕 cookies. Mains were delicious & portions generous. An enjoyable dining experience that balances good food, creative drinks & a welcoming atmosphere.
ST
★☆☆☆☆
I ordered a medium rare, but it was grilled well done, so I told the staff. The second piece of meat was uneven in thickness and had a lot of fat. 3/1 couldn't eat it. And I told the staff again that it's included because of grilling a piece of meat... Anyway, the quality is very poor. I came alone, but I ordered pasta again. Grilling steak, the quality of fat... Please improve it
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| Arteastiq (this page) | ⭐ 4.7 | 4825 | — | ✓ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Arteastiq charge per session?›
Arteastiq is listed at the S$$ price tier, but specific per-session fees, monthly package rates, and term fees are not publicly displayed and should be confirmed directly with the provider. As a general guide, enrichment classes in Singapore typically range from S$30 to S$80 or more per session depending on the subject, format, and class size, with group sessions priced lower than one-to-one tuition. It is worth asking about a trial class fee, whether materials or consumables are charged separately, and whether package or sibling discounts apply. Some providers offer a reduced-rate or full-price trial before committing to a term package. See the full enrichment class cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Many enrichment providers in Singapore offer a trial class, either at a reduced fee or at the standard session rate, before asking students to commit to a full term. It is advisable to confirm with Arteastiq whether this option is available and what the trial fee covers. During a trial, look out for whether the content level is appropriately pitched, how the instructor engages with students, and whether the pacing and teaching style suit the learner. A trial class is also a useful opportunity to assess the physical environment and class size before making a term commitment. If a formal trial is not offered, ask whether you can observe a session or speak with current students or parents.
What are the instructors' credentials at Arteastiq?›
Specific instructor qualifications for Arteastiq are not listed in the available provider data. For enrichment and art-based classes, relevant credentials may include a degree or diploma in fine arts, design, or education, professional practice experience, or prior teaching experience aligned to the programme offered. It is worth asking Arteastiq directly about the background of the instructor who will be taking your class, whether any instructors hold NIE or MOE teaching qualifications, and how the curriculum or programme content is structured and updated. If the class is intended to complement school coursework or prepare a student for examinations, confirming syllabus alignment — whether to MOE, IB, or IGCSE requirements — is an important step before committing.