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25 Best Bars In Singapore, Including Themed Spots & Options For Teetotallers

Joanne Chim — Fri, 27 Feb 2026 07:00:14 +0000

Best bars in Singapore

Whether you’re hunting for cocktail bars in Singapore, a moody speakeasy, a rooftop bar with skyline views, or somewhere near Clarke Quay or Tanjong Pagar for a post-work tipple, Singapore’s nightlife scene has something for everyone. We’ve rounded up the best bars in Singapore, covering everything from award-winning craft cocktail spots to fun arcade bars and options for teetotallers.

1. Fish Pool at The NCO Club

Live mermaid performances with premium seafood & tropical cocktails

Image credit: Fish Pool

Under the sea takes on a whole new meaning at Fish Pool, JW Marriott Singapore South Beach’s underwater cocktail bar in The NCO Club. It’s open Wednesdays to Saturdays, when you can wine and dine with interactive mermaid performances in their Olympic-sized diving pool, happening each night at 7.15pm.

Treat yourself to a selection of raw, premium seafood inspired by Asian, European and Latin American flavours – think Cured Yellowtail ($24++) with rock melon and yuzu pepper sauce; and Seabass Crudo ($26++) topped with seaweed powder and sliced truffle.

On the drinks front, check out Ocean Inspiration ($28++) for an oceanic tipple concocted with oyster tincture and smoky 10 year-Laphroaig, or R&T Heights ($26++) – rum and tonic, rather than gin and tonic, with a tropical twist. For non-alcoholic drinks, you’ve got mocktails like Pandan Sling ($18++) and Lemongrass Ice Tea ($18++).

Nearest MRT: Esplanade MRT (CC3)

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2. Anouska’s

Prohibition-era inspired bar designed by a former Bond girl

Image adapted from: @anouskasbar via Instagram

Take a stroll through the idyllic neighbourhood of Duxton, and you might find yourself gravitating like a moth to the flame towards the opulence of Duxton Reserve and its in-house bar – Anouska’s.

Designed by former Bond girl and actress turned designer, Anouska Hempel, this namesake bar embodies the glamour of the Prohibition era with its stained glass statement pieces and a gold and black colour theme. The menu takes you on a journey across Asia with shelf spirits, premium wines, local craft beers, artisanal Chinese teas and cocktails injected with nostalgic Eastern influences.

Ready yourself for a trip around the Orient with cocktails such as On Her Majesty’s Secret Service ($26++), a martini with hints of yuzu and green tea bitters; and Chen Pi Collins ($26++), a combination of mandarin-infused gin, sparkling water, citrus and rock sugar.

If you’re feeling peckish, make sure to order some food off the menu from the adjacent Yellow Pot Restaurant. You won’t go wrong with some Fried Lion’s Mane Mushrooms ($27++) served with farm fresh avocado purée, Fried Prawns ($32++) topped with Bonito Aioli or pop a couple of highly addictive Szechuan Crispy Chicken ($41++) – all paired perfectly with a selection of cocktails.

Nearest MRT: Maxwell (TE18)

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3. Whiskey Library & Jazz Club

>1,000 whiskeys available

If there’s a heaven on earth for whiskey lovers, it’ll probably be here at Whiskey Library & Jazz Club where you have access to more than 1,000 rare, award-winning whiskeys.

Situated in The Vagabond Club, the first and only one in Asia to feature interiors by the celebrated French designer Jacques Garcia, perfect for those who like their luxury with a generous touch of character, Whiskey Library & Jazz Club will surely elevate any casual drink sesh and and transport you to a realm of fantasy – from the colossal gold brass monkey on the back bar and the ostentatious golden tree sitting in the corner.

Some of the world’s best whiskies on display in glass bookcases.
Image credit: Whiskey Library & Jazz Club

If you’re not sure where to start, don’t be afraid to ask the bartenders or service staff for their winning recommendations. On top of their arsenal of whiskies, The Whiskey Library serves up a hearty dose of entertainment in the form of jazz nights every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8.30pm.

Give their collection of cigars from all over the world a go to recreate that scene from The Godfather. Whiskey enthusiasts can sign up for their membership, which not only gives you discounts on bottles, but 10 free stays at The Vagabond Club and access to the hotel’s gym.

Not only that, you’ll even be able to get your own locker at the bar to store your personal whiskey. Each locker stores up to 15 bottles, and you’ll be able to bring in a bottle of your own with every two bottles purchased from them. To top it all off, you’ll also receive a fancy tasselled locker key as well.

Nearest MRT: Jalan Besar (DT22)

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4. Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

Convenient Orchard location & regularly updated cocktail creations

Enjoy your pick of cocktails and mocktails, all priced at $23++ and $16++ each, respectively.
Image adapted from: @komyunitisingapore via Instagram

Tucked away as YOTEL’s in-house bar, Komyuniti is a well-kept secret. But its location in the heart of Orchard makes it incredibly accessible, whether you’re after a post-work tipple or weekend hangout.

Besides regularly releasing new creations so repeat customers always have something to look forward to, they also have a Sober Series – delicious mocktails that are nonetheless inventive so your teetotaller friends need not FOMO.

The latest menu features cocktails from 4 different series – Klassic, Hito, Acid, and Fruit. Try the vodka-based Manga ($23++) with chilli herb liqueur if you like your drinks with a spicy kick; or I Have Nutting But Chew ($23++) for a mix of cognac, coffee and pistachio faernum. Every month, the bar also features a number of seasonal cocktails going for just $17++ per glass. Cheers to that!

Nearest MRT: Orchard (NS22/TE14)

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5. MO Bar

World-class cocktails & views of Marina Bay

If you’re looking for a spot that pairs killer views with serious craft, MO BAR at Mandarin Oriental has just dropped its latest menu, Vol. 7 Modern Localism, The City of Art. This time around, they’ve gone full #supportlocal, collaborating with 11 homegrown creators, ranging from perfumers and designers to the legends behind Bettr Barista and Dopa Dopa Creamery. The result is a 15-drink lineup that feels like a liquid love letter to a day in the life of someone who wants to explore the lesser-known parts of Singapore.

Pine-Dustry ($26++) and Velour Kiss ($26++).
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Start your “morning” with the Sifr Fizz ($26++), a refreshing highball scented with essential oils from Kampong Gelam’s Sifr Aromatics; or get a caffeine kick with the Kopi Pumptini ($26++), a toasty Espresso Martini riff made with Bettr Barista’s signature blend and a hint of pumpkin. If you’ve got a sweet tooth, don’t miss the Dopa? Dopa! ($26++), which basically tastes like a liquid pistachio kunafa. It’s got salted caramel V.S.O.P. and a creamy crown that’s pure indulgence.

As the sun sets, the vibes get a bit moodier with drinks like the Reclaimed Sling 3.0 ($27++), a crisp, modern glow-up of our unofficial national cocktail. For those who love a bit of umami, the Jo-hwa ($27++) – created with Korean spot ANJU – hits the spot with mushroom-infused gin and pear. Whether you’re a cocktail geek or just here for the chio aesthetic and CBD skyline, this new menu proves that MO BAR is still one of the heavyweights in the local bar scene.

Nearest MRT: Esplanade (CC3)

MO BAR

6. Cool Cats

Live music acts with music history-inspired drinks

Live music starts at 8pm Tuesdays to Thursdays, and 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Another bar to check out at The NCO Club in JW Marriott Singapore South Beach is Cool Cats – live music lounge with music-inspired drinks. This modern take on speakeasies sees live jazz, soul, blue, and R&B acts, in a heritage building that dates back to the 1950s.

Raise a glass to Ella Fitzgerald, Queen of Jazz, with Singapore Sling 75 ($26++), made with our very own Tanglin Orchid gin, or take a trip to Harlem with the Harlem Revolution ($26++). This whiskey cocktail spotlights Maker’s Mark Kentucky Bourbon; otherwise, the Coco Grove ($26++) is a 3-ingredient tipple starring fat-washed coconut oil and pandan.

Look forward to acts by regional and international artistes each evening, with cover charges varying according to where you wish to be seated. These start from $20 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and from $28 from Thursdays to Saturdays.

Nearest MRT: Esplanade (CC3)

Cool Cats

7. Cat Bite Club

Largest collection of agave & rice spirits in SG

Featured cocktails are Puss In Boot ($26++) and Straight Outta Scallion ($26++).
Image adapted from: Cat Bite Club

If you’re looking for a spot that takes the “hidden bar” vibe to the next level, keep your eyes peeled for a glowing red Cheshire Cat grin at Duxton Road. Cat Bite Club isn’t just another speakeasy, though; it’s a deep dive into the world of agave and rice spirits that’ll turn even the most casual drinker into a connoisseur

They’ve recently ditched the standard menu for a super playful, education-focused format. Each page is dedicated to a specific spirit, featuring cocktails like the chilli oil-washed mezcal in Get The MSG? ($26++) or the creamy Ube Noir ($27++) with Luzhou Laojiao Baijiu.

Utility tip: If you’re curious about the base spirit, you can add a small neat pour to your cocktail for just $10 – perfect for training your palate to spot those smoky or floral notes. Don’t forget to ask for their Spirits Explorer Passport, where you can log your progress through their massive collection of over 200 bottles. Hit 50 slots, and you’ll unlock 10% off spirits for life.

Plus, a portion of the proceeds from their rotating Milk Punch for a Cause goes to local cat charities, so you’re basically doing a good deed with every sip. And if you need some munchies, trust us and get the Three Cheese Quesadilla ($17++).

Nearest MRT: Maxwell (TE18)

Cat Bite Club

8. Jigger & Pony

Award-winning cocktails at Tanjong Pagar from one of the best bars in Asia

Image adapted from: @jiggerandponysg via Instagram

If you’re fresh to the bar scene but would like to dive straight into Singapore’s best drinks, do add Jigger & Pony’s award-winning cocktails to your list. The bar has consistently been ranked on Asia’s 50 Best Bars list.

The bar’s winning strategy is to take on the classics, give them their own spin, and do them really well. Like in their version of the Espresso Martini ($28++), which taps into the flavour profile of coffee flower honey to elevate the nuanced bitterness of espresso and cacao tuile in the drink.

The Spicy Margarita ($28++) is another winning drink where you can choose the spicy level, and the drink is served with an agave lollipop instead of the usual salt rim. We also recommend giving Ugly Tomatoes ($28++) a shot. This drink combines Hendrick’s Orbium gin withheirloom beefsteak tomatoes, kummel spices, and elderflower.

Nearest MRT: Tanjong Pagar (EW15)

Jigger & Pony

9. Atrium Bar 317

Weekday Happy Hour house pours from $10++

Just outside the CBD at the lobby of Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium is its eponymous watering hole – Atrium Bar 317.

Image credit: Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium

If you’re in need of a drink after work, pop by to enjoy Happy Hour, which runs from 4pm-8pm daily. That’s when you’ll get house pours on beer, red, and white wines, and other liquors from $10++ a glass.

Dive into the cocktail collection inspired by familiar Singaporean flavours, like the drink named Laksa ($20++) featuring kafir lime leaves and clarified coconut milk. For a more refreshing tipple, pick Exploring Botanica ($20++) based on Singapore Botanic Gardens, of course.

We know better than to drink on an empty stomach, but there’s no need to head anywhere else for a pre-game snack. Atrium Bar 317 serves bar bites like Truffle Fries ($20++) and Assorted Cheese and Cold Cuts ($38++).

Nearest MRT: Havelock (TE16)

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10. Native

Asian-inspired cocktails using ingredients like gochujang & jackfruit

Image credit: @nativebarsg via Instagram

Those whose hobbies include checking out cocktail bars probably don’t need an introduction to Native. Here, the cocktails are inspired by regional ingredients – think a Black Rice ($26++) whiskey, made up of toasted black rice, coconut, and wild berries; and Peranakan ($28++) – a concoction of jackfruit rum, laksa leaves, goat milk, candlenut, and gula melaka.

The location itself is a cosy 3-storey shophouse on Amoy Street, with one of the floors being turned into a fermentation lab where they experiment with their creations. They once became famous for a drink that included edible ants, and have since maintained their status as a bar that focuses on sustainability and innovation.

Nearest MRT: Maxwell (TE18) and Telok Ayer (DT18)

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11. Forest3 Cafe

Darts & karaoke in the CBD

If you need a new after-work hangout spot, it’s time to bookmark Forest3 Cafe, a darts and KTV bar in the CBD that’s practically an adult playground. Grab a drink and head to one of the many dart machines – there are 22 to be exact.

Image credit: @nomnom_fun_sg via Instagram

You’ll have to purchase Dartslive credits (from $10), which come with 2 hours to play, with a minimum spend of 1 drink per person. But don’t worry, prices here are reasonable. House pours starting from $10, or opt for a bucket bundle at $45 for 5 bottles of Carlsberg, Heineken, or Corona beer. House darts are free at the counter – you just have to pay a $3 deposit, which you’ll get back upon returning all darts.

If you’re more of a KTV person, grab the mic and show off your singing skills on the open-style karaoke podium.

Nearest MRT: Tanjong Pagar (EW15)

Forest3 Cafe

12. The Store

Cosy neighbourhood hangout with $11 cocktails from 4pm-6pm

Image credit: @thestore.sg via Instagram

Cocktail bars may be slightly more expensive, but The Store has a pretty good lobang going on. From 4pm to 6pm every Tuesday to Saturday, you can get $11 cocktails off a special menu. Some options include the Espresso Nutty-Ni served with a wafer and the tropical Jungle Mule.

Image adapted from: @thestore.sg via Instagram

For sharing plates, have your pick from the White Wine Mussels ($28++) served with garlic bread or a set of 3 Wagyu Sliders ($32++). Heartier mains include Onglet Steak ($38++) and Lamb Rack ($38++).

The bar itself is super aesthetic too. Upon entering The Store, it’ll feel as if you just stepped into someone’s living room, complete with leather couches and colourful rugs. Just keep a lookout for the entrance, though – it’s rather hidden with no signboards outside.

Nearest MRT: Maxwell (TE18)

THE STORE SG

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13. Sago House

Hidden on the 3rd floor of a shophouse in Chinatown with a weekly rotating menu

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Sago House is easily one of the coolest speakeasies in Chinatown. It’s tucked in between the stretch of eateries along Sago Street; all you have to do is look for a green door which will open up to a flight of stairs leading you to the 3rd floor. But don’t be fooled by its unpretentiousness; the cocktails here are worth shouting about.

We can’t recommend a cocktail here, since the menu changes every week. But look forward to unique tipples such as Mala Xiao La, a concoction of Bombay Sapphire Gin, Mala Cordial, watermelon, and lemon. Otherwise, just ask the bartender to shake up a bespoke cocktail according to your tastes.

Nearest MRT: Maxwell (TE18) and Tanjong Pagar (EW15)

Sago House

14. Level 33

Microbrewery with breathtaking views of Marina Bay

Image credit: @level33_sg via Instagram

Beer fans looking for a new watering hole can now make their way to LeVel 33, Singapore’s highest urban microbrewery. Located on the 33rd level of Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, the bar provides a good space to catch the sunset and escape the crowds at the same time.

Out of their huge brewing kettles come 5 types of craft beers – the Blond Lager, India Pale Ale, Stout, House Porter, and Wheat Beer. You can get a taste of all 5 when you order the Beer Tasting Paddle ($26.90++) that comes with 100ml tasters.

If you prefer something lighter, check out the bar’s craft beer cocktails. We recommend their signature Flair From Paris ($26++), which consists of the wheat beer, lychee syrup, berry syrup, champagne, and creme de cassis. Food wise, check out their Australian Barramundi ($39++), a pan-seared fillet served with charcoal-grilled squid and Tuscan kale.

Nearest MRT: Marina Bay (CE2/NS27/TE20) and Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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15. Long Bar

Birthplace of the Singapore Sling

Image adapted from: @raffleshotelsingapore via Instagram

We’ve tasted numerous Singapore Slings around the island, but if you’re looking for the birthplace of this drink, Long Bar at Raffles Hotel is where you should fix your eyes and palate on.

Their Original Singapore Sling ($44++) was first created in 1915 for the sole purpose of giving women an excuse to drink alcohol in public without being judged as immodest. The drink was created with a feminine pink hue to pass off as nothing more than fruit juice when it’s actually infused with a clear base of gin.

The bar has a unique culture of encouraging guests to sweep peanut shells off tables, so when you see the floor littered with peanut remnants, don’t be surprised. We’re quite sure this is the only place in Singapore that doesn’t penalise people for “littering”.

Nearest MRT: City Hall (EW13/NS25) and Esplanade (CC3)

Long Bar

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16. Atlas

Great Gatsby-inspired decor

Image adapted from: @atlasbarsg via Instagram

If you’re looking for an extra luxurious drinking experience, check out Atlas – a bar inspired by The Great Gatsby. The interior is opulently decorated with gold-plated statues, posh sofas and an alcohol shelf stretching across 2 levels. The ceiling is another stunner as it’s intricately decorated with bronze-coloured details of antelopes galloping through trees and fields.

The bar has over 1,000 varieties of gins and tonics, but if you want a personalised surprise, opt for the Bartender’s Choice G&T (from $27++). These drinks use a rotating selection of gin from the Gin Tower, and might differ night-to-night, depending on who’s on bartending duty that day.

Pair your drink with some of the bar’s delicious red meats. We recommend the classic Steak Frites ($52++), which has been elevated to include smoked bone marrow butter to be served alongside fries, jus, and watercress salad.

Nearest MRT: Bugis (DT14/EW12)

ATLAS

17. Mr Stork

Rooftop bar in Bugis with teepee huts

Image adapted from: @andazsingapore via Instagram

Fans of glamping can now curl up in boho teepee huts while sipping on cocktails at Mr Stork, located on the rooftop of Andaz Singapore hotel.

While admiring the view that overlooks Kampong Glam, try their draught cocktails like NFT – Never Forget Taste ($25++) featuring Botanist gin and floral flavours; or one of the signature cocktails such as Smooth Operator ($22++) with Jack Daniel’s No.7 Whiskey as the spirit. Pair your glass with satisfying bar bites such as Mr. Stork Sliders ($25++) and K-Pop Chicken ($22++).

Nearest MRT: Bugis (DT14/EW12)

Mr. Stork

18. Bar Stories

Drinks customised according to personality

If you’ve ever wondered how creative drinks can get, well, Bar Stories raises the bar for creativity by creating drinks based on your personality. This is the only bar in Singapore that doesn’t have a cocktail menu because it believes that every drink should be made differently, just like people’s characters.

Image credit: Bar Stories SG via Facebook

To get started, the bartender will ask you a series of simple questions before creating your bespoke potion. The bar only has space for 12 people, so be sure to grab a seat early.

Nearest MRT: Bugis (DT14/EW12)

Bar Stories

19. 28 HongKong Street

Speakeasy bar in the CBD with seasonal specials

Image credit: 28 HongKong Street via Facebook

28 HongKong Street is a name that many might’ve heard of – but whether we’ve seen it, might be a different story altogether. You’ll have to look hard to find this speakeasy bar hidden in a shophouse on HongKong Street. Enter though, and you’ll be in a secret enclave setting the mood for a night of deep conversations and people-watching alike.

You won’t go wrong with the bar’s menu. Ask the bartender if they have any seasonal specials, or sip on an array of American craft cocktails. Some highlights include the smooth and silky Cognac Milk Punch ($28++) mixed with Rémy Martin VSOP and spices. To satisfy the tummy, nibble on small plates like Brussels & bacon ($18++) or sandwiches like Beef Chilly Dog ($18++).

Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay (NE5)

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20. Level Up

Singapore’s go-to arcade bar & a place for live music

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If you’re looking to take your drinking game up another level, there’s no better place to do that than at Level Up. This retro gaming bar has 10 game machines, including the old-school X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Puzzle Bobble, and Metal Slug.

If you’re the competitive sort, check out the basketball machines or go for a game of Bishi Bashi. Games aside, check out their beers (from $16++) and cocktails (from $18++). At happy hour, which happens from 5pm-8pm daily, you can get a beer bucket of 5 for $50++.

Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay (NE5) and Fort Canning (DT20)

Level Up

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21. Chupitos Bar

Specialising in shots with various flavours

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Those looking for extra shots to improve their drinking tolerance can have ample practice at Chupitos Bar, Singapore’s first and only bar that specialises in shots. There are 2 pages worth of shots on the menu, starting from $12++. Get a platter of 6 vibrantly coloured shots for $40++ that’ll give you and your friends the high you’re looking for.

The bar also offers happy hour deals where bevvies such as shooters, boozy zlushies, draft beers, and even bar bites like Loaded Nachos and Naked Oysters go for $10++ each till 8pm. If you’re a hardcore drinker who wants to set a new record, Chupitos Bar has a drinking challenge which promises winners a place in their Hall of Fame if you can down 10 shots in 60 seconds.

Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay (NE5) and Fort Canning (DT20)

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22. No. 5 Emerald Hill

All-day 1-for-1 martinis

Located directly opposite Orchard Central, No. 5 Emerald Hill is both a convenient and pocket-friendly spot for a couple of drinks. Peranakan-style lanterns dangle from their ceilings, giving an extra homely vibe.

And we literally mean a couple – this bar has 1-for-1 martinis all day long. We recommend checking out their fruit-inspired soju martinis such as yuzu and peach, going for 2 for $30.

Nearest MRT: Somerset (NS23)

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23. Acid Bar

Live bands jamming from Wednesday to Sunday

Drinking the night away while belting it out with your friends is one way to make your friendship even more solid. If you’re down for that, Acid Bar is right up your alley.

Known for their live bands that play from in the evenings, the bar starts to fill in earlier due to their $8++ happy hour deals on draught beer, wine, and house spirits. Live music starts at 8pm on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays; and at 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

For lightweights, the bar has a decent selection of cocktails that won’t feel like you’re downing straight alcohol. Get drinks like Lime Margarita ($24++) and Pink Margarita ($18++) that have a fruit juice base that easily masks the taste of alcohol.

Nearest MRT: Somerset (NS23)

Acid Bar & Restaurant

24. The Spiffy Dapper

Custom-made drinks

Jokingly self-proclaimed as ‘The Worst Bar in Singapore, ‘ The Spiffy Dapper is a speakeasy along River Valley that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

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Rest assured, that is far from the truth. Drinks wise, The Spiffy Dapper’s got an impressive range of alcohol selections, and a drink menu carefully crafted by the team.

Out of all the drinks on their menu, we recommend giving their Shiekh On The Level ($26++) a shot. The beverage contains ingredients such as Turkish black tea, gin sour, and cardamom before being topped with a Turkish delight for a sweet finish.

Nearest MRT: Fort Canning (DT20)

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25. Hopscotch

Customise your own drink with a game

Image credit: Hopscotch via Facebook

Bars that create locally-inspired cocktails hold a special place in our hearts, and that’s why Hopscotch has made it into our list. The bar cleverly injects local flavours like milo, atap chee, and chendol into cocktails.

The bar also creates customised drinks through a simple game. To play, simply give bartenders 3 random words about anything related to your drink preferences and they’ll spin a cocktail mix out of it.

Full list of Hopscotch outlets

Hopscotch (Gillman Barracks)

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13 Best Sports Bars In Singapore To Hit Up With Your Mates, Catch Wimbledon, EPL & F1 Live

Lydia Hunter — Tue, 18 Nov 2025 10:00:25 +0000

Sports bars in Singapore

It doesn’t matter what your sport is – rugby, football, tennis, or F1 – nothing is more frustrating than searching for a sports bar showing the game and not being able to find one. Well, this list of the best sports bars in Singapore might just help solve that.

Where to watch EPL and other sports in Singapore

From $8.80 Guinness pints to Aussie cuisine, check out these sports bars in Singapore for live screenings and affordable drinks.

1. Al Capone’s Sports Bar & Dining

A pint of Guinness for $8.80

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With 14 locations around Singapore, it’s no surprise that many of us have been to Al Capone’s Sports Bars & Dining at least once in our lives. This sports pub is known for its affordable beer, with rates going at $8.80 for a full pint of Guinness and $39 for a 3L Heineken tower. Pair this with the TV screens that are blasting the latest football match, and you’ve got a fun-tastic night.

Full list of Al Capone’s Sports Bars & Dining locations.

Al Capone’s Sports Bar & Dining: “Al Capone is a great spot for a cold beer if you’re around the Stadium or Kallang Wave Mall. Conveniently located, it offers some of the best deals on alcoholic beverages. Service is consistently friendly, making it an easy go-to place to unwind.” – K Tan via Google Maps

Al Capone’s Sports Bar + Dining Kallang Wave Mall

2. Brew House Sports Bar

Sports bar in the North

Here’s one for Northies who don’t want to travel too far to catch the match and have a pint. Brew House Sports Bar is located in Sembawang, just a 10-minute walk from Springleaf MRT station along the Thomson-East Coast Line. You’ll be able to find their screening schedule on the Brew House Sports Bar Facebook page.

Image credit: Brew House Sports Bar via Facebook

They regularly run deals on beer buckets, so be sure to invite friends along to watch the game with you. They recently released the Brooklyn Defender IPA on tap with a $18+ for 2 pints promo. They don’t have fixed opening hours at the moment.

Brew House Sports Bar: “Good place for those who appreciate good food, good drinks and good ambience. A shoutout to the owners and the chef for elevating this place to another level. Will keep coming back!” – Kiran Kaur via Google Maps

Brew House Sports Bar

3. BQ Bar

Screens other sporting events like the Olympics

If the game is right after work, then BQ Bar at Boat Quay is where you’ll want to head to. They show a number of matches across different sports, including the AFL, Wimbledon, and they even screened the recent Paris Olympics.

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When there aren’t any live games to watch, BQ Bar has a DJ spinning music like reggae and motown. Feel free to dance away, or even take your drinks outside to admire Singapore’s scenic skyline – the bar is right by the Singapore River.

BQ Bar: “Pretty spacious spot with a really nice vibe. Staff were super friendly, funny, and just had great energy, which made me feel really comfortable and happy to be there. Drinks were good, and the view of Boat Quay from the place was solid. Definitely coming back, especially for their happy hour deals!” – S Raveen via Google Maps

BQ Bar

4. Lion Brewery Co Taproom

Enjoy a pint of made-in-SG beer

Lion Brewery Co may already be a familiar name to those among us who enjoy craft beer. The made-in-SG beer brewery produces pale ale, lager, and IPA right on our shores. Now you can enjoy one of their draughts and up to 25 different beers on tap at the Lion Brewery Co Taproom.

Image credit: @lionbreweryco_taproomsg via Instagram

Of course, the beer will be almost secondary when you find out they also screen football, rugby, and other sports matches here, 7 days a week. The crowd here take their games seriously, and will come dressed in their team’s jerseys to show support.

Lion Brewery Co Taproom: “Our go-to place for draught beers! Chill place, good service and good beers!! Haven’t eaten much other than apps, the popcorn chicken is yum!!! They also give some flavoured popcorn, which is great!” – Sonal Sathe via Google Maps

Lion Brewery Co

5. Dallas Restaurant & Bar

Tex-Mex cuisine with large screen TVs

There are 2 locations for Dallas Restaurant & Bar, but it’s their Boat Quay outlet that plays F1 races, AFL matches, and other sporting events on their large screen TVs. This American sports bar in Singapore serves mostly Tex-Mex cuisine; load up on tacos (from $20 for 2) filled with chicken schnitzel or ribeye beef, or get a plate of Dallas fajitas (from $28) while you cheer on your team.

Image adapted from: Max Worsley via Google Maps

Games are always better watched with fellow fans and friends. Get the Quesadillas Platter (from $22), which comes with guacamole, sour cream, and salsa as toppings. Otherwise, The Dallas Platter (from $30) comes with wings, jalapeno croquettes, and calamari and can feed up to 4.

Dallas Restaurant & Bar: “Very good. Satisfactory with meals, atmosphere, and staff. Want to visit another occasion again. Beer at $12 during happy hour. Recommend to make a reservation even.” – Gatsby via Google Maps

Dallas Restaurant and Bar (Boat Quay)

6. Brewerkz Riverside Point

Locally crafted & brewed craft beer

Already a popular gathering spot for those in need of a drink in Clarke Quay, Brewerkz Riverside Point also screens live matches on the TVs that are hung up on almost every corner of the bar. Do note that some of their screenings require paid entry, such as the recent Super Bowl 2024 screening.

Image credit: Brewerkz

Otherwise, come by for a glass of their locally brewed craft beer, made at their own brewery at Kampong Ampat. Enjoy a pint of B-Calm Jasmine Lager ($16) or fruity Chain Reaction Modern IPA ($18). And if you come anytime from opening to 6pm, you can enjoy 15% off beers.

Brewerkz Riverside Point: “Great beers, great food, great place. Beer sampler set is a fun way to try out the entire menu, collecting the cards as you go along. Bit pricey but worth the money. Service is good but maybe a little bit too eager in wanting to clear away dirty plates.” – Vick Ong via Google Maps

Brewerkz Riverside Point

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7. Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar

Screens other sports, including cricket, UFC & tennis

There’s also a whisky bar above the restaurant.
Image credit: Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar via Facebook

We know, the best view is when your team scores the winning goal. But at Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar, you’ll also be treated to the serene sights of the Singapore River. Besides screening the usual sports like football, rugby, and F1, the place also shows cricket, UFC, and tennis matches.

Enjoy a pint of Tiger Beer ($14), Heineken ($15), or Guinness ($16) with some tapas (from $12) with your mates.

Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar: “Great food, nice to have screens for sports, music was also pleasant. Had a lovely dinner here with my colleagues.” – Sunny Simantov via Google Maps

Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar (Boat Quay)

8. Muddy Murphy’s

Happy hour until 8pm

Image credit: Muddy Murphy’s via Facebook

Following the theme of Irish Pubs, Muddy Murphy’s is a much cosier, more intimate space, helping to create one of those environments you just can’t match when live football is being shown. With 6 big screens to catch all the best live sports, if there’s a game on, chances are it’ll be showing here.

This live football experience, paired with unbeatable traditional pub food and UK favourites like Strongbow Cider ($15/pint), is the perfect recipe for a great night out – especially if you’re here for happy hour until 8pm. The atmosphere will be so enjoyable, you might not even mind if your team loses.

Muddy Murphy’s: “I love Muddy Murphy’s. I’ve been coming here for years. It’s great for lunch or dinner. It’s one of the better places to watch a sporting event in Singapore. They also have live bands in the evening.” – Jim Hurley via Google Maps

Muddy Murphy’s Irish Pub

9. Harry’s

A sports screening calendar for every Harry’s

Although not specifically known for being a sports bar in Singapore, Harry’s is still home to many sports fans tired of watching football at home alone. With 19 bars across the island, sleep soundly knowing that there’ll always be a Harry’s relatively nearby.

Check out Harry’s sports screening calendar, which shows what sport is on, so you have no excuse to ever miss your favourite game again. It also lets you know which bars will be showing the game and which won’t. Some of their outlets are also home clubs for football teams, like Manchester United at Harry’s Boat Quay and Arsenal at Harry’s CHIJMES.

Full list of Harry’s outlets and opening hours.

Harry’s: “Excellent service and the food tastes great. Our favourite Harry’s restaurant, located in Chijmes, is the best as compared to Sentosa and Esplanade.” – Ling Ling Margaret Tan via Google Maps

Harry’s Boat Quay

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10. The Penny Black

Actual UK sports bar in Singapore

Image credit: @nusc.sg via Instagram

If you’ve ever watched a live game in a UK pub, you’ll know that it’s an experience tough to beat. Thankfully, The Penny Black Victorian London Pub lets us all enjoy the next best thing, having been designed and built in England, shipped piece-by-piece all the way to Singapore, where it was reassembled. Keep an eye on The Penny Black Instagram, where they update weekly on their screening schedule.

The Penny Black: “The vibe is warm and inviting — think wooden interiors, vintage décor, and a relaxed crowd unwinding by the riverside. The happy hour deals were generous, with a good range of beers, ciders, and wines at great prices for the area. The staff were friendly, attentive, and didn’t let our glasses stay empty for long.” – Sophie Leung via Google Maps

The Penny Black

11. Hannibal

Italian restaurant with projector screens

Image credit: Hannibal via Facebook

With the vibe of a European Cafe but the booze of one of Singapore’s best clubs, Hannibal is a bar you can’t afford to miss. Huge projector screens show all the best live sports, creating an exciting environment for the partygoers it attracts. From expats to local young professionals, make yourself cosy and settle into one of the best spots around for live sports.

Hannibal: “Great place for mates or families with kids. It’s got a sports bar feel inside, with TVs showing English football, while outside there is a courtyard where kids can run free and get on their scooters, while mum and dad have a meal and a drink.” – Michela Zanata via Google Maps

Hannibal Singapore – European Grill and Bar

12. Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant

Mexican-North Indian restaurant & bar

Image credit: Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant via Facebook

A little different from regular sports bars in Singapore, Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant, at East Coast Park, is a Mexican-North Indian fusion restaurant. An open-concept beach restaurant facing the South China Sea, this place is a great spot for football lovers to come with family. With a cosy sports bar interior, delicious fusion food, and the beach only a stone’s throw away, you won’t even mind that you’re nowhere near the game itself.

Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant: “Good Indian and Mexican food. Loved their fried ladies’ fingers! It’s a stone’s throw from the beach, and the night breeze is really nice. Serve a decent selection of wine and beer, but it will be nicer if their draft beer is cheaper!” – Josh Lim via Google Maps

Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant

13. Boomarang Sports Bar

Australian bar with international sports games

Image credit: Boomarang

Aussie food and beer combined with live international sports on impressive HD large screen TVs will always be a recipe for success. Showing favourites like cricket and football, to even horse riding, Boomarang Sports Bar is the place to go with your pals. Keep an eye on Boomarang’s Facebook page to see what games will be on and when.

Boomarang Sports Bar: “Boomerang Bar & Bistro has a nice view of the river, a good food menu, and tasty drinks. I spent about 5 hours here with a friend and didn’t even realize how fast the time went by. Best part – it’s dog-friendly too! Overall, a really enjoyable experience.” – Samrat Gautam via Google Maps

Boomarang

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10 Best Beach Clubs In Singapore To Unwind At If “Sun Sand Sea” Is Your Life Mantra

Gracelyn Lim — Thu, 02 Oct 2025 09:00:27 +0000

Best beach clubs in Singapore

Beach clubs are one of the best places to relax if you’re looking for a momentary escape from the hustle and bustle of city life – and Singapore has its fair share of great ones.

Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly hangout spot, a place with live music, or simply want to get your hands on yummy nosh, check out these best beach clubs in Singapore:

1. Tipsy Unicorn

Unicorn-themed food & fitness classes

You’ll be able to spot Tipsy Unicorn once you step onto Siloso Beach. If the purple-striped loungers and umbrellas don’t give it away, the neon lights and pumping EDM definitely will. Here, guests have the option of being close to the waves by opting for a daybed or a cabana. But if you’re in a group and want an intimate place to party, there’s also a private lounge indoors.|

Image credit: @tipsyunicornsg via Instagram

It’s not a list of best beach clubs in Singapore without delectable food, and Tipsy Unicorn doesn’t disappoint. Even the pickiest of eaters will have something to munch on when the menu has dishes like pasta, seafood, burgers, and sandwiches available. But we recommend their spin on local favourites like beef hor fun ($28) and fried carrot cake ($16) that are fried with a distinct wok hei flavour.

Of course, drinks are also a must. They’ve got quite an alcoholic menu that includes beers, wines, spirits, and shots if you want to mix your own drinks. Otherwise, there’s a signature cocktail menu that includes sake sangria ($22/glass), which replaces the usual red wine with sake.

No worries if you’re the designated driver of the night: there are mocktails too like the litchi-nade ($14) which is a lychee-flavoured lemonade.

Don’t worry about packing on pounds from all the feasting you’ll be doing. Tipsy Unicorn holds fitness classes 3 times a week. You can even get a protein shake ($17) after your workout to really build those gainz.

Minimum spend:
Daybed: $100 | $400 on Sat-Sun after 4pm
Prime Daybed: $200 | $600 on Sat-Sun after 4pm
VIP Cabana: From $400 | $2,000 on Sat-Sun after 4pm
Private Lounge: From $1,000 | $2,000 on Sat-Sun after 4pm

Tipsy Unicorn

2. Splash Tribe

Kid-friendly water slides & 2-storey gazebos

Beach clubs may have a rep for being adults-only, but kids are more than welcome at Splash Tribe. Send the younglings over to the sandcastle-themed play zone, which has a 3-lane slide and twisty tube to whoosh down. Parents – feel free to join in the fun, just note that the blue slide is for toddlers only.

When you need a break, lay back on the poolside sun lounger if you’re here solo. But families and parties should splurge for the 2-storey gazebo. There’s a comfy sofa and hammock on the 1st floor, while the 2nd floor offers views of the whole club.

Tropicana cocktail, Chicken Sliders, Chilled Watermelon Salad, Tropical Sunrise mocktail.

If all that splashing around has worked up your appetites, dig into some yummy grub. There’s a refreshing watermelon salad ($23) and chicken sliders ($21) to fill those bellies. Wash it all down with drinks like Tropicana ($23) that contains rum, pineapple juice, and soda water and is served in a tall tiki mug.

For the kids, they can get a mocktail ($12) like Cool Passion, which has passionfruit juice, mint, and soda water. They can also indulge in a milkshake (from $12) that comes in strawberry, cookies & cream, caramel, vanilla, and chocolate flavours.

Minimum spend:
Dining Table: From $50/table for 4 pax
Sun Lounger: From $50 for 2 pax
Daybed: From $100 for 4 pax
Gazebo: From $400 for 8 pax

There’s an additional $10 cover charge for every guest aged 5 years old and above.

Splash Tribe

3. +Twelve

Tiered private cabanas & an infinity pool

While Splash Tribe might be the family-friendly destination on the revamped Palawan beach, +Twelve is designed for those who might be missing the luxe beach clubs in Bali. Watch the waves roll in from one of their Mykonos-inspired cabanas, or dip your feet in their infinity pool as you munch on restaurant-tier food.

For the carnivores, go for their meaty offerings like their Charcoal Grilled Wagyu Flank Steak ($45) or Black Angus Sliders (($22). Those partying with friends can chip in for the +Twelve Sushi ($220) to share. Good enough for 4-6 pax, you get a selection of rolls including spicy ahi tuna, salmon belly, and teriyaki chicken.

Book a cabana and your dishes will be served in a floating basket to your rooftop pool, so you can recreate those Bali-style villa pool shots.

Minimum spend:
Picnic Table: From $50 | $100 for 4 pax on Fri-Sun & PH
Beach Daybed: From $50 | $200 for 4 pax on Fri-Sun & PH
Poolside Daybed: From $50 | $300 for 4 pax on Fri-Sun & PH
Poolside Lounge: From $100 | $300 for 8 pax on Fri-Sun & PH
Cabanas: From $300 | $1,000 for 15 pax on Fri-Sun & PH

+Twelve

4. Rumours Beach Club

Family-friendly beach club from Bali

Image credit: @mikeriskdj via Instagram

At Rumours Beach Club, you can rest assured that there’s something for everyone – dad, mom, children, and pets included. Yup, your furry pals are welcome at certain areas such as the beach loungers, picnic tables, daybeds, and private pool areas. It’s also the only beach club in Singapore to have 3 swimming pools.

Jimbaran-style grilled squid marinated with Balinese spices.
Image credit: @rumoursbeachclub via Instagram

Their menu offers an array of authentic Balinese dishes such as Cumi Bakar ($38.80), Ikan Kakap Merah ($42.80), and Lobster Bambu ($68.80). In true Balinese fashion, these have some heat to them. But not to worry if you can’t take spicy food – you can opt for it to be non-spicy, so adventurous kiddos can try Balinese cuisine too.

Whether you’re a beer, tequila, or whisky kinda person, you won’t run out of options here, as the drinks menu is pretty extensive. If you’re feeling experimental, grab a concoction off their Cocktails menu. You might need this liquid courage to dance to the beat from the live DJs that play from Fridays to Sundays.

Minimum spend:
Sofa: $250 | $500 for 6 pax on Sat-Sun & PH after 4pm
Daybeds: $150 | $350 for 6 pax on Sat-Sun & PH after 4pm
Cabana: $250 for 6 pax on Sat-Sun & PH
Private Pool: $800 | $1500 for 10 pax on Sat-Sun & PH

Rumours Beach Club

Recommended tickets at S$46.34

(Price displayed may vary from vendor site due to currency conversion.)

S$46.34

5. FOC Sentosa

Barcelona-inspired beach club in Singapore & known for seafood

Image credit: FOC Sentosa

FOC Sentosa has picnic tables and daybeds on the beach for guests to chill and enjoy. What’s even better is that these 2 sections are pet-friendly as well, so you don’t have to leave your fur babies out of the fun.

If you’re looking to cool off from the hot sun, FOC Sentosa has a pool deck as well. Lounge chairs are available for those who just want to chill by the pool or for parents who want to keep an eye on their kids.

Cute doggo chilling.
Image credit: @lola.loola.liem via Instagram

Besides drinks and good vibes, this beach club in Sentosa, Singapore is also known for its Catalan-inspired cuisine by Michelin-starred Chef Nandu Jubany. Highlights on the menu include the Seafood Senyoret Paella ($50 for 2 pax) and tapas such as Crab Croquetas ($16) and Padron Peppers ($16).

Minimum spend:
Restaurant: None
Beach Cabanas: $200 for 8 pax on Mon, Wed-Fri | $400 for 8 pax on Fri-Sun, Eve of & PH
Picnic Tables: None | $200 for 6 pax on Fri-Sun, Eve of & PH
Pool Deck Lounge: None | $300 for 8 pax on Fri-Sun, Eve of & PH

FOC Sentosa

6. Ola Beach Club

“Hawaii” in a Singapore beach club

Image credit: @olabeachclubsg via Instagram

It takes about 15 hours to fly to Hawaii non-stop; 17 hours if there’s a stopover. Ola Beach Club, on the other hand, is 10 minutes away from the nearest MRT station and has similar Tiki vibes. Refuel your energy with Hawaii-inspired dishes such as poke bowls (from $25), loco moco ($27), and Wagyu beef nacho chips ($30).

Pair your meals with Ola signature cocktails that include Singapore Shenanigans ($25), a tropical concoction made up of Bombay Sapphire gin, watermelon, strawberry, and lime, as well as Ola Mele Tiki ($24), a mix of rum, Campari, orgeat syrup, pineapple, and lime.

Image adapted from: @olabeachclubsg via Instagram

While you’re here, be sure to try out the water sports available. Go on a wild ride on the banana boat (from $25) or try out stand-up paddleboarding (from $35) that will put your sense of balance to the test. There’s even kayaking (from $25) for you to explore the waters around Sentosa.

Image credits: @olabeachclubsg via Instagram

Minimum spend on Sat-Sun & PH:
Dining: $50/adult
Daybeds: $50/adult
Lawn: $400
Cabana: $600

Book water activities at Ola Beach Club.

Ola Beach Club

Admission Fee

Donut float: $25/15 mins

Recommended tickets at S$16.30

(Price displayed may vary from vendor site due to currency conversion.)

7. Tanjong Beach Club

The OG atas beach club in Sentosa, Singapore

Image credit: Tanjong Beach Club

When we think of the best beach clubs in Singapore, Tanjong Beach Club is one of the first few that pop to mind. After all, it’s been a mainstay of Sentosa’s beach scene since 2010. Regulars will know there’s an infinity pool to swim in and daybeds to lounge on. Bring your furry friends too, ‘cos the place is pet-friendly.

As the sun sets, DJs spin a mix of house and EDM that’ll get you up and dancing all night. Refer to the Tanjong Beach Club website to know which DJs will be setting the mood.

Image adapted from: @tanjongbeachclub via Instagram

If you’re coming with a group of friends, Tanjong Beach Club’s got you covered with their drink packages from $350. The most basic one, Party Cheers, comes with 10 bottles of beer and a bottle of spirit.

Image adapted from: @tanjongbeachclub via Instagram

In terms of food, they have sharing options such as Truffle Fries ($19) and a Mezze Platter ($38) that consists of wood-fired flatbread, falafel, and tempeh chips paired with dips like hummus. There are brunch offerings as well, such as Avocado Toast ($24) and Tropical Acai Bowl ($22).

Minimum spend:
Dining & Picnic Table: None
Pool Lounge: $150 | $400 for 8 pax on Sat-Sun & PH
Poolside Daybed: $150 | $400 for 5 pax on Sat-Sun & PH
Beach Daybed: $150 | $400 for 10 pax on Sat-Sun & PH

Tanjong Beach Club

8. Coastes

First-come-first-serve sunbeds

Image credits: @coastessg via Instagram

Coastes is another one of the best family-friendly beach clubs in Singapore for good grub, drinks, and direct access to the beach. Come early to snag a daybed, or park yourself at one of the restaurant’s tables; they’re right on the beach, so you can take a dip into the sea whenever you want to.

Image adapted from: @coastessg via Instagram

Come early so you can chope a good spot in the sun. You’ll at least be rewarded with their brekkie offerings that include the hearty Coastes Signature Breakfast ($26) and Rösti with smoked salmon & poached eggs ($22). For brunch, you’ll find heavier meals such as Fish & Chips ($26) and Fettuccine Carbonara ($25).

Image adapted from: @coastessg, @coastessg

Even with the kids around, you can still get turnt up with their selection of cocktails (from $16) and draught beer on tap ($14/pint).

Minimum spend: $30/double sunbed.

Coastes

Admission Fee

Minimum spend: $30/double sunbed.

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9. Aloha Beach Bar & Cafe

Craft beer, coffee & pizza at ECP

Image credit: Aloha Beach Bar

Beach clubs aren’t just limited to Sentosa; Aloha Beach Bar & Cafe is a hidden gem at East Coast Park. While windsurfers might already be familiar with this quiet haunt thanks to Aloha Sea Sports being located here, not many might know that the public can also drop by for a bite and a cold beer or 2.

Image credit: Aloha Sea Sports Centre via Facebook

The menu here is fuss-free – pretty much anything that would satisfy someone who just tackled some sick winds out on the surf. Think finger food like french fries ($6), buffalo wings ($7.50), pizzas ($16), and an array of bottled beers from $33/bucket of 5.

Minimum spend: No minimum spend for walk-ins, contact Aloha Beach Bar for group booking enquiries.

Aloha Beach Bar

10. WET Deck Singapore

Poolside parties with live DJs every weekend & aqua fitness classes

Image credit: Sentosa

Stowed away in the Eastern end of Sentosa is WET Deck Singapore. Located within the W Singapore Sentosa Cove hotel, it’s a quieter alternative to the beach clubs along the bustling Palawan Beach, but make no mistake: this private little alcove takes its poolside parties seriously too. BTW, it’s completely open to the public, so no worries if you’re not a hotel guest.

For starters, they play host to live DJ performances from Fridays to Sundays to keep the vibes flowing, but when your bellies start rumbling after an hour or 2 soaking up the sun, their extensive menu’s got you covered. For something light, go for their Acai Bowl ($22) or Shrimp Tacos ($13), but if you’re extra ravenous, wolf down on mains like pizzas ($32) and Wagyu Hanger Steak Frites ($64).

Image credit: @wetdecksg via Instagram

To work off those extra calories, the club also hosts fitness classes on its premises, and they’re completely FOC to drop in for. Happening on 25th October 2025, have a go at an Acoustic Yoga Flow session; afterwards, hop into the pool for an Aqua Biking & Aqua Boxing workout. Finally, soothe those muscles with a quick dip in an ice bath.

Minimum spend:
Day Beds: From $100 | $150 for 4 pax on Sat-Sun & PH
Cabanas: From $100 | $150 for 4 pax on Sat-Sun & PH
Day Sofa: From $100 | $200 for 8 pax on Sat-Sun & PH

WET Deck

Bonus: Stella Seaside Lounge

Waterfront restaurant by Changi Beach

Image credits: Stella Seaside Lounge

Tucked away in Changi, Stella Seaside Lounge is perfect for those looking for a peaceful and less crowded alternative. This is more of a seaside restaurant than a typical beach club tbh, but it’s a great option for those who just want to catch a picturesque view of the open coast while having a meal and drink.

Visitors can relax on sofas available at the outdoor deck or opt for indoor dining if they prefer. There’s also a pet zone for pet owners who want to bring their furry friends along.

Image credits: @stellaseasidelounge via Instagram

Stella Seaside Lounge’s food menu is filled with sharing options. Think Lemongrass wings ($16), Butter Garlic Prawns ($24), or Truffle Fries ($10). Those who can’t live without their daily dose of protein can also have a go at their grills, such as the Char-Grilled Whole Chicken ($48) or New Zealand Grass Fed Ribeye (from $40).

Image adapted from: @stellaseasidelounge via Instagram

Don’t forget to check out their Instagram page for special events too. One that’s coming up is their Stella Sparkling Sunday event happening on 26th October 2025 to celebrate Mexico’s Day of the Dead with a bottomless brunch fueled by fiery live stations and Latin beats to get your groove on.

Minimum spend: None, unless you’re coming in a group of 11, then it’s $68/adult and $38/child.

Stella Seaside Lounge

Insider tips for beach clubs in Singapore

Beach clubs are no doubt the place to go for a chillaxing day being out in the sun with plenty of good food and booze. But before you pack your bikinis, trunks, and sunscreen, we gathered some insider tips from an ex-employee of a beach club that’ll help you make the most of your day.

As you’re likely to be tempted to frolic in the water, a good rule of thumb is to bring your own towel. Most beach clubs charge a rental fee of $5-$8.

Likewise, most beach clubs in Singapore have in-house restrooms and rinse-off areas. But maybe hold off plans to continue your day out and about as shower facilities might not be included, unless you don’t mind a little residual saltwater, of course.

Lastly, while many of these places are pet-friendly, it’s always best to check with the establishment whether your furkid is allowed and if they need to be leashed.

Chill out at these best beach clubs in Singapore

From Sentosa to Changi Beach, there are plenty of beach clubs in Singapore for you to pick and choose from. You don’t necessarily have to go on a long vacay or staycay to relax. The cool sea breeze, delicious food, live music, and super chill vibes are sometimes all we really need to recharge ourselves from our hectic lives, even if just for a few hours.

Beach clubs also make great alternatives to restaurants or cafes if you’re looking for a place to hang out with your friends. We recommend making a reservation before you head down, but do keep in mind the minimum spend at each spot.

What do you wear to a beach club in Singapore?

Wear whatever you like: bikinis, swimsuits, and swim shorts are acceptable at beach clubs. If you’re planning on participating in activities like at Ola Beach Club, make sure you wear snug-fitting and light clothes that won’t get weighed down when you get wet.

What to bring to a beach club in Singapore?

Sunscreen is a must to slather it on periodically to prevent sun burns. You might also want to bring a towel as a cover-up or to lay on the daybed.

What happens at beach clubs?

Beach clubs offer you the option to chill by the beach with options for food and drinks available. There’s usually also clubbing music like EDM, techno, and house being played to add to the atmosphere.

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Cover image adapted from: @olabeachclubsg via Instagram
Originally published on 1st April 2023. Last updated by Khoo Yong Hao on 3rd October 2025.

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12 Live Music Bars In Singapore With Good Food For You & Your Friends To Celebrate TGIF

Kelly Lai — Mon, 25 Aug 2025 16:55:55 +0000

Live music bars in Singapore

After a long week of slogging away at your desk, there’s no better feeling than turning off your computer screens at 6pm on a Friday and logging off for the weekend. Finally, it’s time to kick back and relax, and what better place to do so than at these nearby live music bars in Singapore over a hearty dinner and some drinks.

From mandopop classics to Bollywood hits, savoury bar bites, and juicy American burgers, here are the live music places where you can have an enjoyable night out with your friends and family.

Live music bars in Singapore at a glance

Bar	Location	Live music days	Genres
Offtrack Singapore	3-min walk from Clarke Quay MRT	Thu-Sat	Jazz, funk, disco
Level Up	6-min walk from Clarke Quay MRT	Daily	Pop, jazz, rock
Acid Bar & Restaurant	5-min walk from Somerset MRT	Daily	Acoustic
Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant	13-min walk from Orchard MRT	Wed & Fri, with quarterly themed nights	Varies
PULSE Singapore	7-min walk from Clarke Quay MRT	Wed-Sat	Pop, rock
Tipsy Collective	Various outlets	Mon-Sat	Acoustic
Home Dusk Live House	7-min walk from Clarke Quay MRT	Daily	Mandopop
Cool Cats	6-min walk from City Hall MRT	Tue-Sat	Jazz
Wheeler’s Estate	11-min walk from Seletar Airport	Varies	Cantopop, acoustic, pop
Maduro	Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa	Fri-Sat	Classical piano
Hard Rock Cafe	9-min walk from Orchard Boulevard MRT	Event-based	Pop-punk, rock, reggae
Rocking Rickshaw	Kallang Wave Mall	Daily	Bollywood

1. Offtrack

Cosy interior for an intimate listening experience

Image credit: @offtrack.sg via Instagram

Offtrack is a cosy music-focused bar that’s great for small get-togethers with music-loving friends and family.

Image credit: @offtrack.sg via Instagram

The bar serves dishes inspired by our local cuisine. Their Thai Crab Curry Roll ($24) is a spicy crab dish that’s sure to give your taste buds a kick. If you want something sweet, the Charcoal Grilled Banana Cake ($30) is a dessert that’s sure to leave you wanting more.

For $25 each, let the bartenders shake you up a cocktail. Get yourself a Tea Milk Punch for a boozy BBT fix or Appletini for a fruity treat. They also have wines and beers, if you prefer.

Image credit: @rytrw__ via Instagram

Customers can enjoy live music sets from Thursdays to Saturdays, and they release the music schedules at the start of every month. What’s notable here is that local DJs and record collectors are given a chance to shine on stage, bringing a new form of music not typically found in bars or clubs.

Find Offtrack’s music schedule here.

Offtrack review: “Great indirect lighting, cool decorations, and the music added to the chill vibes. Food was tasty too” – Grace Lim via Google Maps

Offtrack

2. Level Up

Live music & arcade bar in Clarke Quay

Image credit: @1levelupsg via Instagram

Level Up is an all-in-one place for a fun night out with friends. In addition to its exciting line-up of live music, this bar in Singapore also has an arcade where customers can enjoy classic games such as pool, air hockey, and darts.

Hot Cow & Spoilt Milk loaded fries.
Image credit: @1levelupsg via Instagram

From bar bites to platters to mains, their extensive Western menu offers something for everyone. The Level Up! Loaded Fries ($22) and Surf & Turf Platter ($58) are perfect for sharing. You can also grab a drink on discount during their happy hour from 5pm-8pm daily.

Image adapted from: @1levelupsg via Instagram

Catch the exciting entertainment line-ups from resident bands and DJs every single night. Sing your hearts out to top hits, timeless throwback classics, and even international songs. You can also catch DJ Kohsh remixing your favourite party hits on Fridays and Saturdays.

Find Level Up’s entertainment schedule here.

Level up review: “Great fun playing darts and arcade games. Live music was good and the crowd was fun too” – mustafa natalwala via Google Maps

Level Up – Arcade & Live Music Bar

3. Acid Bar & Restaurant

Vibrant live band restaurant & local fusion delights in Orchard

Image adapted from: @acidbarsg via Instagram

Head to Acid Bar after a full day of shopping and unwind with good food and music. The watering hole is on Emerald Hill, a little enclave that’s peppered with historical shophouses that have been transformed into restaurants and bars.

Image credit: Naomi S via Google Maps

Their dishes are heavily inspired by local food. Warm up your palette with an English Mushroom Soup ($12), a refreshing yet savoury appetiser. For a fusion delight, try their Colonial Chicken Chop ($24), 300 grams of slow-roasted Anxin boneless chicken leg with baked beans, fries, and sinful amounts of gravy.

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Don’t miss out on the melodic tunes of the live bands that perform nightly. The performances are different every day, so whether you like soothing acoustic sets or hotter hits, chances are there’ll always be something that resonates with your music taste.

Find Acid Bar and Restaurant’s music lineups here.

Acid Bar & Restaurant review: “A trusty place to go to for good live music performances, food, and drinks on a fun night out” – Fiona Zg via Google Maps

Acid Bar & Restaurant

4. Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

Quarterly themed nights & convenient town location

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Live music bar regulars know the importance of keeping things fresh. After all, you can only listen to the same few overplayed covers before your hangouts get a bit stale. Komyuniti, conveniently housed within YOTEL Singapore right in the heart of Orchard, holds quarterly themed nights on top of their regular band nights every Wednesday at 7pm and Friday at 7.30pm. That way, you’ll always have something to look forward to.

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Make sure to also mark your cals for Ladies Night every Wednesday, 6pm-10pm, where cocktails, wines, and house spirits will be served 1-for-1 for the lasses. The same 1-for-1 promo applies to all on Komyuni-TGIF, AKA every Friday from 6pm-9pm.

Find out more and make a reservation at Komyuniti.

Komyuniti review: “The place is a great spot for good food, creative cocktails, and welcoming service” – Wheel Chiaoco via Google Maps

Komyuniti Bar & Restaurant

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5. PULSE Singapore

Nightlife hidden within a heritage mansion

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Party the night away in this 155-year-old Chinese heritage mansion. Located within Riverhouse, Pulse Singapore is a two-in-one bar and club with live music where traditions meet modernity.

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Dig into some savoury dishes like the Stir Fried Dry Beef Hor Fun ($16), or go international with their Lamb Kebab ($32) for a taste of Turkey. If you just want a lighter meal, the Chicken Satay Shots ($12/6pcs) will do the trick. The happy hour timings are from 6pm-10pm daily.

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Jam out to popular hits and iconic classics from Tuesday to Saturday nights. They also switch up their acts regularly and host occasional interactive games such as gameshows and stand-up comedy during Thursday’s Comedy Nights for extra fun.

Find PULSE Singapore’s music schedule here.

PULSE Singapore review: “We had fun enjoying the live band performance and catching up over pretty cocktails and delicious food. The vibes and service were good too” – Happy Moo via Google Maps

Pulse Singapore

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6. Tipsy Collective

Wine & dine at your nearest outlet out of the 6 islandwide

Tipsy Panda at Wood Square Mall.
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With outlets littered all over Singapore, Tipsy Collective is like a zoo but for bars. The gastropubs are named after animals and are conveniently located in various heartland shopping malls such as Jem and PLQ, so you can chill with your friends without travelling too far from home.

Tipsy Bird’s Roasted Sea Bass with Chowder ($24).
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Each Tipsy outlet has a unique menu and dishes, and they serve cuisines from all around the world. Tipsy Flamingo has a Spanish menu to fit its summer paradise theme or head down to Tipsy Penguin for Korean food. The Hyogo Japanese Oysters ($24/6pcs) are a signature dish and a permanent item across all its menus.

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Live music at this Singapore bar occurs Monday through Saturday, and the stages at each outlet are graced by different entertainment lineups. The bands play acoustic mandopop and western hits, so if you enjoy this genre of music, you can head down to your nearest mall for a quick listen.

Their newest outlet, Tipsy Unicorn, however, is not found in a mall, but rather a beach club in Sentosa. Here, you’ll find DJs spinning on the weekends with international guests occasionally showing up too.

Tipsy Flamingo Singapore

Full list of Tipsy Collective locations

7. Home Dusk Live House

Best bar in Singapore with a live music band for mandopop hits

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Home Dusk Live House transforms from a cafe during the day to a live music bar in the evening. This place sets the vibe for a chill night with its picturesque views of the Singapore River and melodic mandopop sets all night long.

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The Hunan Style Wok-Fried Pork with Green Chillies ($22) is a popular pick among spice lovers, while the Sichuan Pickled Cabbage Fish Soup ($23) is a hearty dish for people who like to slurp something homely on a night out.

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Home Dusk is the first live band music venue in Singapore to feature all mandopop hits daily. The performing duos will serenade customers with their versions of your favourite Chinese romantic love songs, pop hits and even rap.

Find Home Dusk Live House’s live music schedule here.

Home Duck Live House review: “Mandopop live band performance was engaging and captivating. Their sharing plates have generous portions and good taste” – Yang Ying Tay

Home Dusk Live House @ Clarke Quay

8. Cool Cats

Best live music bar in Singapore for jazzy tunes

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Cool Cats is the right place for you if you enjoy winding down to jazz music. The warm and inviting interior mimics the comfort of a lounge and adds to the live music experience whether you’re by yourself or with a friend.

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Munch on some of their bar bites, such as the Tsarskaya Oysters ($36/6pcs) and Sourdough Bread & Seaweed Butter ($10). The bar is popular for its handcrafted cocktails, each with its own unique backstory. The B-Flat Trumpet ($28) is a smokey whiskey-based cocktail inspired by American jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie and his bent trumpet.

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Look forward to the performing acts during the night on 5 days of the week from Tuesday to Saturday. On Tuesdays, unwind to the soothing voices of Coolcats’ homegrown singers and sway to jazzy tunes during the jazz sessions on Wednesday nights. From Thursdays to Saturdays, be wowed by headlining acts from musicians worldwide.

Cool Cats review: “Love the quiet classy atmosphere of cool jazz music played with a great vocal by the lead singer. The food was great, albeit a tad too fusion for my taste” – Rebecca Chan via Google Maps

Cool Cats

9. Wheeler’s Estate

Alfresco experience in the backyard of Seletar

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Surrounded by lush greenery, Wheeler’s Estate offers an alfresco-themed dining and entertainment experience. Located near Seletar Aerospace Park, the bar’s countryside concept creates a relaxing space that leaves patrons returning for more.

One-pan ($28).
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Kickstart your alfresco dinner with some appetisers. For a healthier option, opt for the Green Goddess Salad ($20) to increase your daily veggies intake. The “Die Die Must Try” pizza ($30) is a decadent sharing plate with sinful toppings like lup cheong and grilled octopus.

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Party to your favourite hit songs every night with rotating local bands, such as Shirlyn + The UnXpected and Alex & The Mindbreakerz, if you’re looking to belt out some Cantonese classics.

Find Wheeler’s Estate’s music schedule here.

Wheeler’s Estate review: “Good food, alfresco dining, and live band making it a great place to hangout” – Ming via Google Maps

Wheeler’s Estate

10. Maduro

Spend an evening with some piano classics

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If classical piano music is your jam, spend your night in a classy space at Maduro. There’s comfortable indoor seating in the lounge area, or if you’re an outdoors lover, enjoy the evening breeze on the courtyard patio.

Charcuterie platter ($35).
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The culinary team at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa specially crafts the menu for Maduro. For a twist on chips and guac, try the Papadums with Guacamole ($12). Definitely grab a drink while you’re at it, as the bar prides itself on its cocktails and whiskey selection.

Image credit: Maduro SG via Facebook

The founder of Maduro is a pianist whose goal is to provide a safe space for musicians to perform their gigs. There’s live music at this bar in Singapore happening every Friday and Saturday, with different acts every night. Guests can enjoy a listening session to classical, jazz and pop music.

Find Maduro’s live music schedule here.

Maduro review: “Nice cocktails and great jazz music. 1 thing to note is that the smoke from the cigar may spread into the main bar area, so it’s better to sit at the rear end of the bar if you’re not comfortable” – Kenji Koh via Google Maps

Maduro

11. Hard Rock Cafe

Hit the dance floor in an American diner

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Located in the heart of Orchard Road, the vibrant nightlife at Hard Rock Cafe will have you partying the night away. This American diner is a hot spot in town, so get ready to be transported to a world of pop, punk, and rock.

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America is known for its juicy, loaded burgers, so you have to get your hands on some when dining here. Try their OG Legendary Burger ($29.95) – a premium steak patty sandwiched between toasted buns, topped with crispy bacon, onion rings, and gooey cheese. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what I call a cheat day.

Image adapted from: Hard Rock Cafe Singapore via Facebook

With regular organised themed events and party hostings, the music scene over at Hard Rock Cafe goes hard. The DJ sets and remixes are mainly pop-punk, rock and reggae music, perfect for setting the mood for a whole night on the dance floor.

Hard Rock Cafe review: “The staff were so friendly and the food and drinks were good too” – kori Lee via Google Maps

Hard Rock Cafe

12. Rocking Rickshaw

Dive into a world of Bollywood music

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A place for both locals and tourists alike, Rocking Rickshaw offers patrons an authentic Bollywood experience. “Rickshaw” is used in the restaurant’s name as an homage to the affordable and common mode of transport in India.

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While you’re here, check out some of their authentic Indian dishes. The Murgh Tikka Masala ($15.90) pairs well with the Cheese Naan ($4.50) or the fragrant Saffron Rice ($4.90) for something more carby.

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This Singapore bar hosts live bands in the evenings throughout the week, and customers can be seen dancing and jamming out to the catchy tunes of Hindi rock music. There are also open mic nights with solo stages for you to slay the stage.

Rocking Rickshaw review: ”This Indian restaurant and bar with Bollywood vibes has a vibrant ambience. The food is fantastic and its a good spot for anyone looking to enjoy good food, music, and Bollywood vibes” – Issac Sam via Google Maps

Rocking Rickshaw

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9 Board Game Cafes In Singapore That Are Open As Late As 6AM For Wholesome Nocturnal Hangs

Oh Qian Yi — Wed, 02 Jul 2025 01:00:04 +0000

Late-night board game cafes in Singapore

Board game nights are a hot pick as a wholesome group activity, and once that competitive spirit kicks in, we can easily play till the rooster crows. For the owls who love to rack their noggins at night, here are late-night board game cafes in Singapore for nocturnal hangouts. They’re located from the CBD to the heartlands, so you can get plenty chatty and order refreshments to fuel your winning streak.

Do I need to make a reservation at these board game cafes?

While most board game cafes in Singapore allow walk-ins, we’d recommend that you reserve a spot in advance on weekends to avoid a wasted trip. As for the games themselves, they operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Fortunately, most of these cafes have a very wide selection of board games, ranging from 60 to 600, so it’s very unlikely that you’ll find yourself out of options.

What kind of games are available?

Most places would typically offer classics like Jenga, Monopoly, and Clue amongst other popular party card games such as Exploding Kittens and UNO. However, some of these board game cafes even offer extras like console or arcade games.

How much does it cost to play at a board game cafe?

For pricing, it usually depends on whether you’ve booked a peak-hour or non-peak hour slot, but average prices start from $6.90/pax per hour.

Do these board gaming cafes offer food and drinks?

Most of these cafes do sell their own food and drinks, but since their focus is more on the games, you’ll mostly find simple bites like finger food or free-flow drinks and snacks. Don’t expect an atas cafe or restaurant menu – it’s more game night fuel than gourmet cafe fare.

What are the best board game cafes in Singapore?

From places with free-flow snacks and drinks to mahjong gaming rooms, we’ve compiled a list of the best board game cafes in Singapore for your next hangout sesh.

1. The Mind Cafe

Free-flow snack & drink packages

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The Mind Cafe is a veteran of hosting game nights and supplementing nosh on the streets of Dhoby Ghaut. Right opposite SOTA, they’ve got 2 outlets about 100m apart, so there’s space for everyone to play; the Mega Store outlet is open till 6am on Fridays, Saturdays, and eves of public holidays too.

If you’re unsure where to start, the ever-so-helpful Game Facilitators can recommend some based on your preferences.

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Student prices start from $12.90/pax from Monday to Friday, inclusive of free-flow drinks and snacks and $18.90/pax for unlimited gaming from 6pm-10pm for non-students. For those seeking something more substantial, get the Meal & Gaming Package (from $19.90/pax) that comes with a main course on top of the free-flow snacks and drinks.

Reserve a spot at The Mind Cafe.

The Mind Cafe review: “Had a great time here with the dinner package. Free flow snacks, drinks, and also a dinner option which was pretty good for a board game cafe, though dessert was so-so. The staff were really nice and taught us how to play the game.”

– K Max via Google

The Mind Cafe Mega Store

The Mind Cafe Flagship Store

2. Play Nation HQ

Best board game cafe in Singapore for students

There’s a wide variety of console games, such as FIFA and Super Mario Party.
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Another old-timer in the gaming cafe business is Playnation, an establishment near Dhoby Ghaut that is seriously well-stocked. With over 500 board games and console titles, there is no chance for dull moments to creep in.

Students are welcome to flex their concession cards to score a special deal from $13.90 for unlimited game time between 12pm to 6pm on weekdays, complete with free-flow drinks and snacks.

Play Nation’s very own board game, Dream Catchers.
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The cafe is also a stockist for a collection of locally designed games, including their very own board game creation, Dream Catchers, a strategic card game for 2 to 4 players. If any of the games especially excite your inner whizz, you can purchase them from the cafe or their website.

If you’re feeling peckish, Play Nation has got you covered with a Lunch Special package from $22.90 for unlimited play time from 12pm to 6pm on weekends, and a food of your choice. Their menu includes filling dishes like Salmon Teriyaki Rice Bowl ($15.90) and Carbonara with Grilled Chicken in Truffle Oil ($11.90).

Reserve a spot at Playnation Cafe.

Playnation Cafe review: “Great place to chill and hangout with friends and family. Good selection of games there from shooting to classics like mario kart. The food was pretty decent too, although the grilled halibut was nicer compared to the pasta.”

– ZX Tan via Google

Play Nation HQ

3. King and the Pawn

Kids aged 7 & under can play for free

Image adapted from: King and the Pawn

King and the Pawn is a board game cafe in Singapore that has something for all ages. Board game rates are $10/pax. Take the fam out for a friendly board game outing, and your young tots 7 years and under get to play for free.

Grownups can try their luck during Happy Hour, which takes place Tuesdays to Fridays, 5.30pm to 8pm – you’ll get a chance to score 2 cocktails for $25 if you roll doubles on the dice.

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King and the Pawn doesn’t just have snacks to stave hunger pangs, they’ve also got legit brunch options that can rival a proper cafe. Pop by for some sweet treats like the Warm Toffee Cake ($11.50), savour decadent dishes like the Truffled Honey Croque Madame ($19.50) and a creamy Camembert Brûlée ($24.50) platter to share.

Reserve a spot at the King and the Pawn.

King and the Pawn review: “Overall a well balanced selection of food, games, and drinks. Great place to chill with a bunch of friends. Much more spacious after renovations.”

– Matthews Kwee via Google

King and the Pawn

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4. Kommune by 82SOHO

Private game rooms in Singapore

Private LAN rooms and free retro arcade gaming for paying diners.
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If you’ve ever found yourself lamenting over how boring town has become in comparison with overseas haunts, you might want to reconsider. Within Orchard Gateway is Kommune by 82SOHO – short for 82 Social House – that’s heavily inspired by Korean game culture and entertainment.

From $3/pax per hour, hit up the private LAN stations and battle it out in popular games like Valorant. The Board Game Rooms (from $34/room per hour) even come with a complimentary karaoke system that you can use without paying an extra cent.

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Besides getting snacks at Kommune, you can cure your hunger pangs over at Tigress, 82 Soho’s next-door restaurant space, which serves classic Western dishes like Fish & Chips (from $16.90) and burgers (from $16.90).

If you’ve still got energy to spare, there are plenty more things to do at Orchard Road after 10pm, including a bowling alley that closes at 11pm and the only 24-hour Don Don Donki outlet in Singapore.

Reserve a spot at Kommune by 82SOHO.

Kommune by 82SOHO review: This place has billiards, karaoke, and even a PC room, so there are plenty of things to enjoy. The homemade cheeseburgers, chicken wings, and kimchi stew had generous portions, so I was satiated”.

– Mom yul’s via Google

Kommune by 82Soho

5. ME Cafe & Games – Tanjong Pagar

Variety of gaming sessions & packages

At ME Cafe & Games, it’s a mere $6/pax per hour for an All You Can Play session from Mondays to Thursdays. It’s got a huge variety of games available, not just board games. Think immersive VR, PVP consoles, and even mahjong for those who don’t want to wake the neighbours when washing tiles. P.S. If that term escapes you, read up on mahjong rules before you go.

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If you’re coming with larger groups of people, consider the unlimited pass (from $28/pax) instead – it allows for unlimited hours of board gaming in the main cafe. The cafe offers a variety of drinks and snacks such as coffee and egg waffles. Snacks are free-flow and if you’re feeling extra thirsty, you can top up $3 for limitless drinks.

Reserve a spot at ME Cafe & Games in Tanjong Pagar.

Me Cafe & Games in Tanjong Pagar review: “Nice atmosphere, variety of games to choose from, convenient location.”

– Shallot Lee via Google

ME Cafe & Games

6. ME Cafe & Games – Orchard

Game in glamping tents & play with free–roaming cats

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Owned by the same brand behind the outlet at Tanjong Pagar, Me Cafe & Games in Orchard Gateway couldn’t be any more different. It takes elements from 2 well-known concepts – cat cafes and glamping sites – and merges them together. With a collection of over 30 board games and 40 Nintendo Switch games, you’d be hard pressed to find a game there that isn’t fun. Plus, you could interact with their cute cats in between games. Win-win.

Image adapted from: Yen Yen, Agnes Tan via Google Maps

With all these different types of activities in 1 place, you might think that the experience costs an arm and a leg. Wrong. Their Ultimate Campout Package starts at $28.80/pax for 2 hours, making it the perfect date activity to do with your partner too.

Reserve a spot at ME Cafe & Games in Orchard Gateway.

Me Cafe & Games in Orchard Gateway review: “Really cute cats and a good selection of games available. Just note that the space is a little small in the board games area. Best for 3-4 pax.”

– Jess Ong via Google

ME Cafe & Games – Orchard

6. BG Monsters Cafe

Best board game cafe in Singapore for affordable rates

Located at Kampung Bahru, BG Monsters Cafe has one of the lowest rates for a board game cafe in Singapore. You only pay $6.90/pax for 1 hour or $12.90/pax for 2 hours. If you’re looking to finish up a game, you can book time extensions at $2.90/pax for 30 minutes.

Image credit: Ken Ng Chong Kai via Google Maps

The cafe houses over 200 unique board games, and you can check their online catalogue for your favourites. Don’t worry, they’ve got old school favourites like Avalon and newer games like Cubitos too.

Reserve a spot at BG Monsters Cafe.

BG Monsters Cafe review: “A nice place to hang out with friends or colleagues. The staff was helpful in giving out suggestions on which games to play, and how to play them. Apart from a wide variety of games, the place also has numerous refreshment options.”

– Rutuparna Kulkarni via Google

[BG] Board Game Monsters Cafe

7. Games @ PI

Largest board game supply in SG

It doesn’t matter if you’re into board games, card games, or even obscure role-playing games. Chances are, Games @ PI carries them. Plus, if you want to take any games home, they’re available for sale on their webstore. To get started, you’ll have to book yourself a table at $30/booking, which includes 3 hours of gameplay from 12pm-3pm, 3pm-6pm, or 6pm-9pm.

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Games @ PI is more well-known as a hobbyist’s spot for players of Magic: The Gathering and miniature figurine builders.

If you’ve wanted to know more about either pastime, head down to their Commander Nights Table ($15/pax) every Sunday to learn more about the card game, and Painting and Building Hobby Nights (free) on Tuesdays and Thursdays to pick up tips on completing miniature builds.

Reserve a spot at Games@PI.

Games@PL review: “There’s a wide selection of board games, from popular ones to obscure gems. The staff are friendly and thoughtful with their recommendations too.”

–L T via Google

PI – Games

8. Game Over Gaming & Cafe

Wide variety of board, multiplayer & arcade games

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Game Over Gaming & Cafe is more of a jack-of-all-trades kind of gaming cafe, with a range of arcade games, multiplayer games, and classic board games. The rates are pretty dang affordable too, starting from $8/hour on weekdays and $9/hour on weekends.

Reserve a spot at Game Over Gaming & Cafe.

Game Over Gaming & Cafe review: “There was a wide selection of games available to play, making it worth our while. The staff were very friendly, giving us excellent service by explaining how the Playstation works and giving us recommendations for beginners.”

– Panjeena Andrea via Google

Game Over Gaming & Cafe

9. Fuzzies

Over 60 board games with free-flow drinks & snacks

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If your idea of a productive work day involves a quick gaming sesh in between, head over to Fuzzies. It is a coworking space with board, card, and video games. Popular titles include Uno, Exploding Kittens, Werewolf, Mario Kart, and much more. Their full day pass is priced at $30 for students and $50 for adults, which is quite reasonable for the number of things you can do here.

Image adapted from: @fuzzies_sg via Instagram

For a more relaxing way to unwind, mingle with their 7 adorable resident cats at the designated cat playground. Feel free to refuel your tummy after a hard day of work at their drinks bar. Every entry comes with free-flow drinks and snacks such as Tam Tam, Mi-Mi and Super Ring.

Reserve a spot at Fuzzies.

Fuzzies review: “A great spot to chill and study. Plus, the cats are really affectionate too.”

–Trilia via Google

fuzzies | co-work, chill, play and relax with cats

Bonus: SAFRA

Mahjong game rooms

SAFRA Punggol (left) and SAFRA Jurong (right).
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Most of us have only gone to our nearby SAFRA for recreational activities and sports like swimming and bowling. Perhaps a lesser-known facility at SAFRA clubs is their Games Rooms, which can be found in all 6 locations, including Jurong and Punggol.

Image credit: SAFRA via Facebook

Those itching to shuffle some tiles can make a booking at these game rooms that have been fitted with either automatic or manual mahjong tables. We couldn’t ask for more – you’ll get a private room to comfortably play mahjong till late.

The rates differ for each SAFRA club, so do check out their respective websites.

Note: SAFRA membership is required to book the room, and the member needs to be present throughout the session.

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15 New Year’s Eve Countdown Events In Singapore To Usher In 2025, Plus Where To See Fireworks

Ariel Soh — Sat, 21 Dec 2024 01:06:23 +0000

Countdown to 2025 in Singapore

Another year has flown by, and as we bid farewell to 2024, it’s time to gear up for a night of unforgettable countdown celebrations. Whether you’re into dazzling light shows, epic parties, or soaking in the city’s electrifying atmosphere, New Year’s Eve in Singapore promises to be nothing short of spectacular.

If you’re still figuring out where to be when the clock strikes midnight, look no further. From top-tier spots to watch fireworks to activities for the kiddos, here’s a roundup of the hottest events to welcome 2025 with a bang.

Where to go for the New Year Countdown in Singapore?

New Year’s Eve in Singapore is synonymous with dazzling fireworks, lively parties, and unique celebrations for all ages. There’s no shortage of countdown events, from beachfront bashes to glamorous rooftop parties and kid-friendly festivals.

To help you plan your night, here’s a quick overview of the main event areas and their highlights, so you can choose the perfect way to usher in 2025:

Event	Fireworks	Highlights	Admission
Sentosa 2025 by the Beach	Yes	Carnival games, face painting & outdoor movie screenings	$45/adult, $10/child
Yuewen Music Festival	Yes	EDM performances, art installations & holiday market	$228 (standard), $398 (premium)
Mediacorp Let’s Celebrate 2025	Yes	Performances by local artists, UV face painting & LED-lit installations	Free
ATLAS: Great Gatsby Party	No	Great Gatsby-themed	From $288
Singapore Flyer Countdown	Yes	Close-up fireworks views with champagne	$250
CÉ LA VI Diamonds in the Sky	Yes	Diamond-themed party with stunning views	From $48
Resorts World Countdown 2025	No	Tribute acts for Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars	$218 (general), $258 (premium)
FOC by the Beach	Yes	Piñata games, best-dressed contests & pet-friendly activities	Free (à la carte)
Mosella Pan Pacific Orchard	No	Silent disco	From $25
+Twelve Luminous 2024	Yes	Neon-themed infinity pool party	From $78
HighHouse Countdown Party	Yes	360° skyline views with complimentary drinks	$138
SAMBAZONIA	Yes	All-white theme	From $50
Made By Magic: Kids Fest	No	Kid-friendly immersive zones & activities	Free
CQ Spectrum Countdown	No	Futuristic booths & games	Free
Canopy Changi Beach Party	No	Trivia night with shuttle service	Free
TRIFECTA Funhouse	No	Circus acts, carnival games & free food	Free

1. Sentosa 2025 by the beach

Island-wide happenings

Like any other year, Sentosa has a throve of activities happening on New Year’s Eve.

Sentosa Countdown Party

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As the highlight of the night, a Fireworks Extravaganza will light up the midnight sky in a spectacular show of colours, bringing 2025 in with unforgettable grandeur. Groove to high-energy beats from top DJs, or unwind with a family picnic featuring specially curated baskets ($188/4pax) from SOFITEL.

Image credit: Sentosa

For those looking for even more excitement, the event boasts fringe activities like inflatable slides, mini fair games, face painting, and an outdoor movie screening to keep both the young and young at heart entertained. Movies lined up to be screened on NYE are Minions, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Stardust.

Admission: $45/adult | $10/child (7-15 years old)
Venue: Palawan Green, Siloso Beach Walk
Time: 5pm-1am
Contact: Sentosa website

Yuewen Music Festival

Over at Siloso Beach, the Yuewen Music Festival will be on the 3rd and final day of its run in Singapore.

Image adapted from: @wukong via Instagram

On this final day, EDM fans can look forward to powerhouse performances from internationally acclaimed DJs like Afrojack, who has chart-topping tracks like Ten Feet Tall and Take Over Control. Joining him is Don Diablo, bringing his signature sounds and immersive visuals to create a captivating beachside experience.

Adding a local touch is Singapore’s very own DJ WUKONG, whose dynamic energy and unique beats promise to showcase the thriving local music scene.

Image credit: Sentosa

On top of that, the festival also has captivating art installations perfect for your Instagram feed and an entertainment-themed market featuring local crafts, artisanal foods, and exclusive merch.

Admission: From $228
Venue: Siloso Beach, Sentosa, Singapore
Time: 4pm-2am
Contact: Sentosa website

2. Mediacorp Let’s Celebrate 2025

Live music by homegrown artists

Hosted by Joakim Gomez and Munah Bagharib, this year’s Mediacorp Let’s Celebrate 2025 countdown show promises a night of non-stop excitement.

Image credit: Bloco Singapura

The Let The Music Play segment will kick off with electrifying performances from artists like Iman Fandi, Tosh Rock, ShiGGa Shay, and Regina Song. Expect an unforgettable night as these artists belt out their original hits as well as renditions of the latest hits to keep you dancing all night long.

Image adapted from: Tribbe Pte Ltd

Other than the hype performances, there’s also a bunch of kid-friendly things to do at the Singapore Sports Hub from UV face painting, glitter tattoos, gem embellishments, and balloon sculpting to The Neon Playground with LED-lit wings and seesaws.

Image credit: Singapore Sports Hub

As the night progresses, look out for the grand finale – a 15-minute fireworks display, the longest of this year’s countdown celebrations, lighting up the sky along with the Let’s Celebrate 2025 LED display on the National Stadium roof, both timed for midnight.

Admission: Free
Venue: Singapore Sports Hub, 397718
Time: 5pm-12.15am
Contact: Mediacorp website

3. ATLAS: “To Eternity! May we spend it in as good company as this night finds us.”

Great Gatsby-themed party with 5 hours of free-flow alcohol

If you’re seeking an elegant and unforgettable way to ring in the New Year, look no further than ATLAS, Singapore’s iconic cocktail bar. Dress to impress for a spectacular Great Gatsby-themed New Year’s Eve party.

Image credit: ATLAS

From $288, you can enjoy 5 hours of free-flow booze and gourmet small bites, including freshly shucked oysters and seared beef tenderloin. In true Gatsby fashion, guests can elevate their experience with the G&T Suite or indulge in atas Philipponnat Royale Réserve Brut Champagne and Kaluga Caviar.

Past event.
Image credit: @atlasbarsg via Instagram

The highlight of the evening will be electrifying beats from a live DJ as you dance the night away.

Admission: From $288
Venue: Ground floor, 600 North Bridge Road, Parkview Square, Singapore 188778
Time: 9pm-2am
Contact: Atlas website

4. Singapore Flyer New Year’s Eve Countdown

Close-up views of fireworks with champagne

One of the best vantage points to watch fireworks is the Singapore Flyer where you’ll get a stunning close-up view of the midnight fireworks while sipping on champagne in the comfort of a shared capsule.

Image credit: @singaporeflyer via Instagram

On top of that, their New Year’s Eve Countdown Champagne Special also includes an exclusive Singapore Flyer souvenir and a party pack.

Admission: $250
Venue: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803
Time: 11.30pm-12am
Contact: Singapore Flyer website

5. CÉ LA VI Diamonds In The Sky

Party with bird’s eye view of the NYE fireworks

To ring in the new year in style, CÉ LA VI’s “Diamonds in the Sky” New Year’s Eve party is where you’ll want to be at.

Image credit: @celavisingapore via Instagram

Blending in with the theme, dress up in your most bling-bling outfit and immerse yourself in the exciting atmosphere.

Image adapted from: @celavisingapore, @fadille via Instagram

Located on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands, you’ll be in for a glitzy night filled with champagne, cocktails, and sensational views of the Marina Bay fireworks as well as aerial acts, ethereal mirror performances, and charming dancers.

While all tickets come with a complimentary premium house pour, you can also always grab some light bites from the rooftop restaurant.

Admission: From $48
Venue: Level 57, Marina Bay Sands, Hotel Tower 3, Singapore 018971
Time: 12pm-6am
Contact: CÉ LA VI website

6. Resorts World Sentosa Countdown 2025 Celebration

Throwback songs & performances

Calling all Hooligans and Swifties. Even if you have missed Bruno Mars or Taylor Swift’s concert this year, you can still get in on the concert feels at Resorts World Sentosa Countdown 2025 Celebration.

Image credit: @groovethangband via Instagram

This exciting night kicks off with Groove Thang, a dynamic 7-piece band, setting the stage with their mix of throwback hits.

Image adapted from: @subtitleproductions, @katyellisofficial via Instagram

Followed by tribute artists Katy Ellis and BRUNO and the HOOLIGANS that will bring to life popular songs by Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars respectively.

While they are not the legends in the flesh, their performances are still hyped up and fun.

Admission: From $218
Venue: Resorts World Ballroom, Resorts World Sentosa
Time: 10pm onwards
Contact: Resorts World Sentosa website

7. FOC by the Beach

Pinata games & fireworks by the sea

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For a breezy, beachside New Year’s Eve celebration, FOC by the Beach is the place to be. Sitting along the tranquil shores of Sentosa’s Tanjong Beach Walk, you’ll get to watch the fireworks at Palawan Beach against the beautiful backdrop of the sea.

Image adapted from: FOC by the Beach

Indulge in their special Mexican-Spanish menu, with highlights like nachos ($20), tacos (from $14), paired with JUMBO cocktails (from $108) or classic Margaritas ($18) for the perfect party feels.

The fun doesn’t stop with food and drinks—join in on festive activities like face painting, pinata fun, and a best-dressed contest. You can even bring your furry friend along for free pet-friendly watermelon popsicles.

Admission: Free entry, food & drinks à la carte
Venue: FOC by the Beach, Sentosa, 110 Tanjong Beach Walk, Singapore
Time: 12pm till late
Contact: FOC by the beach website

8. Mosella Pan Pacific Orchard

Silent Disco party

Image credit: Pan Pacific Orchard

Experience a one-of-a-kind countdown at Moselle Pan Pacific Orchard. Their Silent Disco Party is a unique experience where you can dance the night away under Mosella’s iconic mirrored columns and dazzling mosaics. With wireless headphones and multiple music channels, you can pick a soundtrack that fits your vibe.

To keep you fueled, feast on their international buffet with food for all palates, available from 8pm-10pm.

Image adapted from: Pan Pacific Orchard

The festivities continue at Florette’s After Party, where a live DJ keeps the energy high with infectious beats after 9pm. While you’re grooving and moving, sip on their special beverage promotions, including custom cocktails crafted with Laplandia Vodka and a curated menu of premium liquors.

Admission: $98/main event pass | $108/all access pass | $25/after party pass
Venue: Pan Pacific Orchard, 10 Claymore Road, Singapore 229540
Time: 8pm-2am
Contact: Pan Pacific Orchard website

9. +Twelve Luminous 2024

Neon-themed countdown party in an infinity pool

Image credit: The Palawan @Sentosa

+Twelve, a premier adults-only beach club at The Palawan, invites partygoers to an upbeat year-end celebration with Luminous 2024, a neon-themed countdown party filled with insane beats beside an infinity pool.

Come in your best fluorescent ‘fit and take advantage of the complimentary UV body paint to fully embrace the luminous theme.

Image credit: The Palawan @Sentosa

With The DJ Collective turning up the heat at +Twelve’s Luminous 2024 countdown party, there will be non-stop EDM hits from popular DJs like Jasmine Red and even an LED water drumming show.

Admission: From $78/pax
Venue: 54 Palawan Beach Walk, The Palawan @ Sentosa, Singapore 098233
Time: 7pm till late
Contact: The Palawan website

10. HighHouse & NOVA countdown party

360° views of the Singapore skyline

To watch the year-end fireworks from one of the most stunning vantage points in the city, ring in 2025 at HighHouse. This spot covers the 61st-63rd floors of One Raffles Place, giving you unmatched views of the skyline from NOVA.

Image credit: @novabar.sg via Instagram

At HighHouse, the countdown comes alive with resident DJ Zushan and DJ More-ish spinning epic back-to-back techno tracks, guaranteed to have the crowd buzzing into the new year.

Image credit: @highhousesg via Instagram

On top of the 2 complimentary drinks with the entry fee, those coming in groups can get the Bundle of 3 bottles (from $680) which includes favourites like Martell Noblige and Johnny Walker Blue Label.

Admission: $138/pax
Venue: 1 Raffles Place, L61-62, Singapore 048616
Time: 6pm-4am
Contact: HighHouse website

11. SAMBAZONIA

All-white New Year’s Eve party

Usher in 2025 in unparalleled style at SAMBAZONIA, with an all-white-themed party that invites you to dress in your finest white ensemble and choose between two distinct experiences, both set to deliver an unforgettable night.

Image credit: SUSHISAMBA

On the main floor, kick off the evening with a 5-course dinner (from $250), curated to delight every palate, including options for vegans, pescatarians, and meat lovers. Dine on signature dishes like Samba Singapore sushi rolls and Samba Pop for dessert while soaking in the festive atmosphere of live DJs, percussionists, and SAMBA dancers.

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Meanwhile, the celebration escalates at SAMBAROOM, the rooftop’s high-energy party hub that is teeming with Afro-Latin beats by popular DJs. Similarly, SAMBA dancers and live percussionists will also be there to hype up the party.

Admission: From $50/SAMBAROOM entry
Venue: 168 Robinson Road, Level 52 Capital Tower, Singapore 068912
Time: 9pm till late
Contact: SHUSHISAMBA website

12. Made By Magic: Somerset Kids Countdown Fest

Kid-friendly activities along Orchard Road

Past event by INVADE.
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Get your little ones involved in the New Year’s Eve celebrations at Made By Magic: Somerset Kids Countdown Fest. This enchanting event transforms Somerset Youth Park into a playground of immersive zones inspired by beloved animated tales.

Image adapted from: Trip.com

Let their imagination run wild as they explore the autumn-hued Mist Forest, bounce around in a bubble dome at the Memory Orb Factory, and dress as royalty at the Pixie Dust Parlour.

With hands-on workshops such as slime making and an Island Hopper tropical bouncy castle, there’s no shortage of fun for all ages.

Past event by INVADE.
Image credit: @invade.co via Instagram

The magic continues with a Sorcerers Spellcasting magic show and even a Toddler Techno DJ. Not forgetting the F&B zone filled with sweet treats and snacks to fuel your evening of fun.

Admission: Free
Venue: 121 Somerset Rd, Singapore 238166
Time: 4pm-12am
Contact: Made by Magic website

13. CQ Spectrum Countdown: The Next Stage

Interactive booths, drone shows & live graffiti art

From 27th–31st December, step into the future this New Year’s Eve at Clark Quay’s cyber-themed SPECTRUM: The Next Stage.

Mock-ups of Speed Strike and Charging Zone Phone Booth.
Image credit: W Communications

Design your own digital persona at the AI Avatar Generator Booth when spending a minimum of $20 in a single receipt at Clark Quay, and test your speed at the Speed Strike Reaction Game for a chance to win up to 5,000 CapitaStar points.

Then, head to the BRIDGERS_ Artist Collective and soak in the creative brilliance of artists Clogtwo and Ben Qwek’s cybergame world-inspired art. Between activities, take some cool pics at the Charging Zone Photo Booth

Image credit: W Communications

On New Year’s Eve, the action ramps up at the Music Zone at Fountain Square, where Zouk’s Resident DJ kicks off the night at 7pm. Following up will be live performances by Shirlyn + The UnXpected, hosted by Avery Aloysius, as the night builds to an epic midnight countdown.

Amidst the fun, make sure to also catch the Next Stage Drone Shows happening at 8pm and 11pm along the Read Bridge.

Admission: Free
Venue: 3 River Valley Rd, Singapore 179024
Time: 12pm till late
Contact: Clarke Quay website

14. Canopy Changi Village Beach Party

Trivia games

Image credit: Canopy

Canopy Changi Village is ushering in 2025 with the ultimate beach party with breathtaking views of Changi Creek and the surrounding islands.

The evening starts with the 2024 Rewind Trivia Night from 7pm-9pm which tests your knowledge of the year’s highlights, followed by a fun round of human bingo with great prizes.

The pupper on the left is just a chill dude.
Image adapted from: @canopygardendining via Instagram

Being Singapore’s largest pet-friendly restaurant chain means you can bring along your furbaby dressed to impress for the Cutest Pet Contest.

The celebration continues with all-day 1-for-1 spirits, live band performances from 9pm to midnight, and an energetic emcee. And no need to worry about getting home after the festivities as shuttle bus services will be provided to the nearest MRT station.

Admission: Free
Venue: 2 Netheravon Road, Block B, Civil Service Club, Singapore 508503
Time: 7pm-12.30am
Contact: Canopy website

15. TRIFECTA Funhouse

Jaw-dropping circus stunts

Image adapted from: TRIFECTA

Celebrate New Year’s Eve in spectacular fashion at TRIFECTA Funhouse, where a dazzling Circus Carnival awaits to captivate your senses. Be prepared to get immersed in a night of enchantment and excitement, featuring acts like fire breathing, gravity-defying acrobats, magic shows, and stilt walkers.

Other than performances, you can enjoy classic carnival games, try out the roller disco, receive a tarot card reading, and even switch up your appearance by renting costumes and getting your face painted.

Image adapted from: TRIFECTA

With so many things to see and do, fuel up with the complimentary carnival-inspired dishes served throughout the night, including bold flying tacos, juicy pork belly, and sweet treats like cotton candy, all while grooving to headlining DJs like Strange Weather. These are going to be avialable in limited quantities on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Admission: Free with online registration
Venue: 10A Exeter Road, Singapore 239958
Time: 5pm-3am
Contact: TRIFECTA website

Enter 2025 on a high note with these New Year’s Eve events

Singapore offers endless ways to make New Year’s Eve unforgettable. With breathtaking firework displays, lively music festivals, and immersive themed events, there’s something for everyone to welcome 2025 in style.

Gather your loved ones, dress to impress, and toast to new beginnings as you soak in the exciting countdown atmosphere. Wherever you choose to celebrate, make it a night to remember as you kick off the year with joy, laughter, and celebration.

For more things to do this holiday:

Cover image adapted from: Singapore Sports Hub, SUSHISAMBAM, Tribbe Pte Ltd, Pan Pacific Orchard

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13 Unique Nightlife Spots In SG Like Themed Bars & Clubs With Bowling Alleys & Mini Golf

Brandon Chia — Tue, 10 Dec 2024 07:59:10 +0000

Unique nightlife spots in SG

Every once in a while, we all need a break from our busy working schedules and simply enjoy a good drink. However, some of us might have grown tired of the same bars we frequent at Clarke Quay, or clubbing for the millionth time at Zouk. What you need might be a unique nightlife haunt to switch things up.

From riding a 70-foot Ferris wheel inside a 3-storey club to arcade pubs and a spaceship-themed club, here are the places that will give you an unforgettable night out.

1. MARQUEE & AVENUE Lounge

70ft Ferris wheel & in-house bowling alley & Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands has always been a go-to destination for everything nightlife-related, from next-level nightclubs like MARQUEE to chic bars like AVENUE Lounge.

Without needing much introduction, MARQUEE spans 3 floors and is a clubbing hotspot for locals and tourists alike. As Singapore’s largest nightclub, it features a unique 70ft-tall indoor Ferris wheel for you to get a bird’s-eye view of the entire venue, plus a 3-storey slide to get the adrenaline going.

For $120, you can look forward to MARQUEE Infinite Pour, a promotion where you can enjoy unlimited drinks from a list of spirits, wine, and beer from 10pm-5am. On the dancefloor, the nightclub features a variety of music genres from dark techno to rave dance beats. Expect a stellar line-up of resident DJs and guest performers, and be sure to check out the MARQUEE event calendar to keep yourself updated.

Image adapted from: AVENUE Lounge

Meanwhile, AVENUE Lounge is a bar with design elements inspired by grand penthouse apartments in New York. They have a wide range of in-house facilities such as a mini bowling alley, vintage arcade pinball machines, skee ball machines, and even a pool table.

Catch live DJ performances happening during programmes like Midweek Mystique, with ladies enjoying a complimentary flute of prosecco on Wednesdays, or check out Vybe on Thursday nights, made for those with a passion for Latin, Amapiano, and Afrobeats, not forgetting cocktails available at $10 nett.

Image adapted from: AVENUE Lounge

In terms of food and drinks, don’t leave this place without trying their Grilled Lamb Chops ($30) served with garlic balsamic glaze, and their unique Shes’ So East Coast! Cocktail ($28), a gin-based drink infused with lemon juice, cucumber, and shiso leaf for crisp freshness.

MARQUEE Singapore
Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, B1-67 Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 018972
Contact: 6688 8660 | MARQUEE Singapore Website

Avenue Lounge
Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018972 (Main entrance on Level 1 along Bayfront Avenue, behind Theatres Bus Stop)
Contact: 6688 8680 | AVENUE Lounge Website

2. ARK11

Galactic-themed nightclub at Orchard

The next spot to add to your bucket list would be ARK11, a galactic-themed nightclub located at Orchard Central. As this nightclub was designed by the same team who built the famous Battlestar Galactica at USS, you’ll witness a spaceship-like environment with elements like a huge mechanical heart sculpture that “pumps” to the music, and tables designed like space capsules.

A cool feature of this place is their futuristic bar “operated by AI”, so you can order drinks online instead of queuing up physically. House pours here start from $15, and some of the must-try drinks here would be their Flaming Lamborghini ($38), a sambuca-based drink with Kahlua set on fire, and their Long Island Iced Tea ($20).

Ark11

3. NOVA

Highest rooftop bar in Singapore with an astral centrepiece

Situated at One Raffles Place, NOVA is the highest rooftop bar in Singapore that offers panoramic views of the CBD skyline. This bar has 2 levels, an outdoor dining area on the second floor, and a resident DJ blasting live music on the first floor. Apart from spaces for you to dance and dine, you’ll be drawn to the main centrepiece ASTRA, an illuminated steel sculpture that resembles a star.

Food-wise, we recommend trying the Seasonal Vegetable Tempura ($16) served with a spicy Szechuan garlic sauce, and cocktails to pair with your food like The Roselle ($22), a gin-based drink infused with sweet red vermouth and soda.

NOVA

Admission Fee

Free entry on Mon, Tue, Thu | $30 on Wed, Fri, Sat (Inclusive of 2 drinks)

4. Level Up

Arcade bar with video game machines, darts & foosball

If you want to have a more thrilling evening aside from drinking games, head on down to Level Up, an arcade bar located at Clarke Quay. They have several video game machines and game stations to choose from, such as Bishi Basha, Daytona, darts, and air hockey. The games cost 1-4 tokens each, with every purchase of a drink coming with 1 free token and 10 tokens given for a bottle of liquor purchased.

Gamers will love the ambience here, with walls covered in mural graffiti art of video games like Street Fighter & Puzzle Bobble, created by local street artists. There will also be live music performances by resident DJs from Tuesdays to Saturdays.

After playing all the fun games and vibing to the music, refuel yourselves with some bar bites like their Mac & Cheese ($10) served with bacon bits, or their Tempura Onion Rings ($12) served with BBQ sauce. They also have alcoholic beverages like beer that starts from $16/pint, and soju from $18/bottle.

Level Up – Arcade & Live Music Bar

5. Here Kitty Kitty

Shinjuku-themed bar with aesthetic cocktails

Image credit: Here Kitty Kitty

For those who want a more peaceful and tranquil drinking experience, consider visiting Here Kitty Kitty. It’s a Shinjuku-themed bar located at Clarke Quay, where you’ll spot Japanese murals and hanging ornaments inspired by interior designs of Tokyo’s bars from the 1950s.

Image adapted from: @herekittykittysg via Instagram

Treat your tastebuds to some Japanese bar bites here such as their Karaage ($15) served with sriracha tonkatsu sauce, and their Crispy Pork Wanton ($17) with a side of Thai chilli sauce. The bar is also known for their signature highballs, like Kitty’s Handshake ($20), a drink made from a blend of strawberry & basil shrub and fizzy water.

Do note that Happy Hour here is from Tuesdays to Thursdays from 6pm-7pm, and you’ll get to enjoy highballs and house pours from a discounted price of $15.

Here Kitty Kitty – Speakeasy & Cocktail Lounge

6. Drip

Berlin-themed club with HDB-inspired dance podiums

Get your funk on at Drip, a 2-storey Berlin-themed club located at the basement of Concord Hotel & Shopping Mall. This nightclub is filled with funky art sculptures, HDB-inspired dance podiums, and an empty swimming pool to cool down after some intense dancing.

For a better idea of the layout here, the main Drip Room will be playing underground house and EDM music, while the Salt Room will play Top 40 hits and hip hop music, so it’s up to your preference in deciding which will be your hangout spot.

Einstein statue at Drip.

Pre-sale admission fee here will set you back $30 and is inclusive of one free drink, while entry at the door will cost you $40 and also includes a complimentary drink.

Drip Singapore

7. Cherry Discotheque

Hip hop club with retro TVs & phonebooths

Image credit: Cherry Discotheque Via Facebook

Located at Keck Seng Tower, Cherry Discotheque is a hip-hop-themed club that will bring you back to the 80s. As you enter the club, you’ll be greeted by vibrant neon lights, retro TVs, and vintage phone booths that cover private rooms behind them. There are also arcade game machines like Street Fighter and Pacman.

Image credit: Shawn Hung via Google Maps

In terms of their menu, they mainly serve alcoholic beverages such as the classic Long Island Tea (from $45), and housepours from $15. For those thinking of going all out, their tequila shots start from $15 and they also have cocktails like Jägerbomb from $20/shot.

Cherry Discotheque

Admission Fee

From $32.50

8. Mr Stork

Cosy teepee tents for an outdoor bar experience

For those who want to have a drink and experience camping at the same time, visit Mr Stork, a rooftop bar located at Andaz Hotel. Unlike conventional bars, you’ll be seated in cosy teepee tents outdoors while having your drinks and food.

Image credit: @sheepish_lashes via Instagram

While taking in the fresh air and grand views of skyscrapers surrounding the hotel, have some Kaarage Chicken in Hot Sauce ($24), or try some unique dishes like their Beetroot Hummus with Feta Cheese & Pita Bread ($18). To quench your thirst, you can go for their signature Seedlip cocktails ($22), which is a non-alcoholic cocktail so you’ll still be able to get back home sober.

Mr Stork

Admission Fee

Ruby Cocktail ($22)

9. Ume San 100

Hidden Japanese tavern in Bugis that serves umeshu

Concealed behind a row of Japanese vending machines with Suntory drinks and bento meals, Ume San 100 is an izakaya-style bar that specialises in umeshu, or plum liquor. With bamboo pub tables and high stools, this bar offers over 100 drinks with mainly 40 types of umeshu.

Some of the crowd favourites here include the blended Black Tea Umeshu ($12/glass), and the 2008 Choki Jukusei Umeshu ($108/bottle), an aged liquor that uses plums grown in Kyoto. Food-wise, there are plenty of bar bites available too such as their Garlic Chicken Karaage ($16), Spicy Tuna Kobachi ($16), and their creamy Angry Asari Soup Ramen ($16) made of seafood.

After you’ve had your fill of ramen and umeshu, the bar also has a range of party games such as Lucky Stab and Crocodile Dentist, which are ideal for groups looking to bond over a few friendly matches. For the uninitiated, the same people behind Ume San 100 also launched Ume Maru, a hidden manga-themed bar in Far East Plaza that offers a selection of comics like Naruto, as you sip on their umeshu-based cocktails.

Ume San 100

10. Atlas

The Great Gatsby-inspired bar

Image credit: @sonikabhasin via Instagram

If you’ve gone shopping at Bugis or Haji Lane, chances are you would have walked past Atlas, a grand bar situated inside Park View Square. You definitely won’t miss this building as it’s often cited as resembling Batman’s Gotham City with its architectural design.

Image credit: @missyvonnehua via Instagram

With high ceilings, spiral staircases, and more than 1,000 bottles of liquor on display, you’ll feel like you’re in a set of The Great Gatsby as you sip on a glass of wine. For other drink options, consider getting their signature gin-based Atlas Martini ($27), or their Atlas Espresso Martini ($26), a cocktail that contains caffeine.

ATLAS

11. Kulnari Mystery Golf

Mini golf bar & escape room experience in Boat Quay

Image adapted from: @vincentlandrito via Instagram

If you’re looking for a mix of mini golf and an escape room experience, Kulnari Mystery Golf is the ideal place for you, as it offers several golf courses, a murder mystery to solve, and a bar.

Image credit: @vincentlandrito via Instagram

As you step inside the golf course, you’ll be roaming through rooms with vintage chairs and lamps that look like they came from a 1920s movie set. With a total of 18 holes, each interactive golf course here will test your swinging skills, as well as your detective intuition in solving different puzzles. You’re given a maximum of 1.5 hours to finish the entire experience, with 6 attempts given to each person for a hole.

Image credit: Kulnari Mystery Golf

Upon completion of the 9th and final course, you’ll reach their in-house bar where you can order unique alcoholic beverages like their Ichigo Cameron Gin ($22), and bar bites like their fried Lotus Roots ($8) sprinkled in sea salt and honey.

Kulnari Mystery Golf

Admission Fee

From $30/pax for a 18-hole game

12. Mama Diam

Speakeasy bar hidden behind a mama shop

Image credit: Eatbook

Those looking for hidden gems in Singapore will be delighted to discover Mama Diam, a speakeasy bar that aims to recreate the vibes of a mama store. With a vibrant mural painting depicting the 80s and blue-white HDB void deck stools as seats, you’ll immediately get flashbacks from when you were a kid.

Image credit: Eatbook

You won’t be disappointed with the range of unique alcoholic drinks such as their Is It Tea You’re Looking For? (from $28), a tea-infused cocktail served in teacups and has a choice of either lychee or oolong tea.

Image credit: Eatbook

In terms of food, the bar offers many locally-inspired dishes such as their Soft Shell Crab Bao ($15 for 3), deep fried crab served with the traditional chill crab sauce, and bar bites like their signature Homemade Churros ($12+), served with a specially made caramel dipping sauce.

Mama Diam

13. Tipsy Unicorn Beach Club

3-storey beach club with whimsical rainbow-coloured interiors

If you’re looking to escape the mundane environments at your workplaces, visit Tipsy Unicorn Beach Club in Sentosa. This Barbie-inspired party venue offers comfy lounge beds on Siloso Beach, an outdoor bar facing the ocean, and even a jacuzzi.

Apart from catching the sunset at the beach, there are private lounges here that can accommodate up to 20 people, and poolside VIP Cabana seats for you to fully soak in the party atmosphere.

The bar mainly serves cocktails ($22), made using fresh ingredients like pineapple, pomegranate, and coconut to quench your thirst. A must-try beverage would be their signature Sake Sangria – a sake-based drink infused with raspberry and lychee puree.

With a menu inspired by the idea of “what a unicorn would eat”, they offer a range of seafood dishes like their Charcoal Grilled Octopus ($30), and their Seafood Paella ($42), a dish made up of shellfish and garlic aioli rice. Vegetarians are included as well with dishes like the Spiced Lentil Tarts ($18), a great choice for a light snack.

Tipsy Unicorn

Be transported to other worlds in these unique nightlife spots

Let’s face it, sometimes we just want to escape to another environment and relieve our stress from work. At these uniquely themed clubs and bars in SG, you’ll be able to enjoy top-quality bar food and cocktails, while giving yourself that much-needed rest.

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Cover image adapted from: Avenue Lounge via Google Maps, MARQUEE Singapore, @thesmartlocalsg via Instagram

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18 Best Rooftop Bars In Singapore – CBD Skyline Views, Affordable Menus & Bar With Infinity Pool

Raiz Redwan — Fri, 06 Dec 2024 15:00:54 +0000

Best rooftop bars in Singapore

Deciding a drinking spot for a meetup with friends is a lot of responsibility. You have to consider the price, ambience, food and whether all these suit the people coming. And sometimes people want to try new things too. Surprise them and elevate the drinking sesh with a nice view and alfresco dining at one of these best rooftop bars in Singapore.

Which rooftop bars in Singapore have a dress code?

Not all rooftop bars in Singapore require a dress code, but those that do ask for patrons to come in smart casual attire. These bars are Level 33, Mr Stork, Levant Bar, Moon Rooftop Bar & Lounge, 1-Altitude, and CÉ LA VI .

Vue is the only one that requires business casual attire, which means collared shirts, dress pants, and loafers or dress shoes for the men. Ladies should dress appropriately in solid-coloured dresses that end at the knee, or pantsuits with long-sleeved blouses. Covered shoes, such as pumps, are a must.

Price breakdown of rooftop bars in Singapore

Rooftop Bar	Best Feature	Price	Reservation Link
LAVO	Italian-American cuisine & DJ nights	$$$	LAVO website
Baia Rooftop Lounge	Hidden rooftop with MBS views	$$$	Baia website
NOVA Rooftop Bar	Singapore’s highest rooftop bar	$$$	NOVA website
Level 33	Microbrewery with fresh craft beers	$$$$	Level 33 website
Mr Stork	Teepee huts for intimate sessions	$$$	Mr Stork website
Abriza Rooftop Bar	Mediterranean-inspired food & cocktails	$$	Abriza website
Lady Wu	Rooftop bar with live events	$$$	Lady Wu website
Vue	Spritz cocktails & charcuterie boards	$$$$	Vue website
Olibier Bar	Homely rooftop with local craft beers	$$	Olibier Google
Moon Rooftop Bar & Lounge	Lunar-themed drinks & decor	$$	Moon Rooftop website
Southbridge	Alfresco oyster & gin bar	$$	Southbridge website
1-Altitude Coast	Adults-only bar with infinity pool access	$$$	1-Altitude Coast website
Atico Lounge & Bar	Rooftop bar in ION Orchard	$$	Atico website
CÉ LA VI	Iconic rooftop bar in MBS	$$$	CÉ LA VI website
Barouv Rooftop Bar	Monthly cocktail promos	$$	Barouv website
Lantern	Unique cocktails like the Fullerton Sling	$$	Lantern website
Verandah Pool Bar & Grill	Poolside dining with floating trays	$$$	Verandah website
Dusk @ Mount Faber Park	Ocean views from Mount Faber peak	$$	Dusk website

1. LAVO

Italian-American cuisine & weekly champagne brunch at MBS

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Situated at the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands, LAVO is a rooftop bar and restaurant serving Italian-American cuisine in luxurious settings. With both an indoor and outdoor lounge, you’ll be treated to stunning views whether you’re here for a sumptuous meal or a pre-party stop.

On Fridays and Saturdays, there’ll be resident DJs playing live music as you dine on their wide selection of brick oven pizzas like the Margherita ($33), made with fresh mozzarella and basil, and the Black Truffle ($35), made from wild mushrooms and black truffle percorino. Make sure to try their Italian cocktail classics such as the prosecco-based Aperol Spritz ($18) and Campari Sour ($23), a Campari-based drink infused with grapefruit and lemon juice.

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Frequent LAVO-goers know that the weekly Sunday Champagne Brunch ($98 per person) is not to be missed. Featuring a seafood bar, lots of cocktails, and even a live DJ, it’s a foolproof recipe for a great time. And in celebration of the festive season, there’ll be a LAVO Party Brunch ($168) on 8th December 2024 where you can dig into a hearty buffet, free-flow tipple, and be wowed by performances including stilt walkers.

Price: $$$

Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Level 57, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018956
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 11am-12am | Fri-Sat 11am-1.30am | Sun 9am-12am
Contact: 6688 8591 | LAVO website

2. Baia Rooftop Dining Lounge Bar

Hidden rooftop bar with views of MBS

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For a romantic evening or even a night out with friends, head up to Baia Rooftop Dining Lounge Bar for chill vibes and breathtaking views. This hidden gem on the rooftop of the Esplanade overlooks the iconic Marina Bay Sands.

Image adapted from: @baia.sg via Instagram

Pair your night with their fusion bites that are perfect for sharing and signature cocktails. Must-tries include the Poussin Chicken Leg ($16) and the Lost Wonders cocktail ($24).

Wednesdays are reserved for the ladies, where you and your gal pals can get free-flow Prosecco Rosé ($28) or Champagne Jouette ($58) with every main dish ordered. Gentlemen, fret not, you get to enjoy Campari Spritzers at $38. Every alcohol package also includes 4 Hyogo Oysters for $12.

If you’re coming any other day of the week, take note that happy hour happens 5pm-8pm daily. Selected spirits, wines, and beers go for $12 each, while you can get classic cocktails for only $16.

Price: $$$

Baia

3. NOVA Rooftop Bar

Singapore’s highest rooftop bar, located on the 63rd floor in Raffles

Freshly opened in 2024 is NOVA Rooftop Bar, a glitzy nightlife spot perched on Level 63 of One Raffles Place, which makes it the highest rooftop bar in the whole of Singapore. The prime location makes it a go-to for after-work drinks, and the panoramic views of the CBD skyline are simply unparalleled.

The scenery won’t be the only thing you’ll be taking snaps of; NOVA’s centrepiece is none other than an illuminated steel sculpture called ASTRA. This futuristic artwork brings the energy of galactic supernovas straight to the bar.

Bites and tipple here include French Amelie Oysters (from $42), Seasonal Vegetable Tempura ($16) served with a fiery Szechuan garlic sauce, and cocktails priced from $20. Those leading an alcohol-free lifestyle need not FOMO, as NOVA offers customised mocktails priced at $12.

Price: $$$

NOVA

Admission Fee

Free entry on Mon, Tue, Thu | $30 on Wed, Fri, Sat (Inclusive of 2 drinks)

4. Level 33

Microbrewery with fresh craft beers

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As the name suggests, Level 33 is located on the 33rd floor of Marina Bay Financial Tower 1 and has a great view of Marina Bay’s city skyline. Fans of craft beer will rejoice at the fact that the bar is also a microbrewery where you can get fresh brews from the tap.

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Even those craving something sweet can try some of their beer cocktails like the London Fruity ($23) which uses the 33.4 House Porter with rum, pineapple juice, mango juice and crème de fraise for a refreshing twist. “Crack open” a cold one with the boys, enjoy the view and get some food while you’re at it too that includes vegan and gluten-free options.

For a full-on meal, you can try out the Free-range Australian Pork Chop ($42) that’s marinated in Blond Larger and miso. Their Whole Roasted Palermo Pepper ($36) is also gluten-free and vegetarian if you want something that’s lighter and healthier, which leaves more room for drinks too so its a win-win.

Price: $$$$

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5. Mr Stork

Intimate drinking sesh in the teepee huts

You’ll be inspired to plan your next date night when you see the cute teepee huts at Mr Stork. Cuddle up with bae or have a nice h2h talk with some drinks and international snacks in a cosy and intimate setting in the teepees or get a table with a view.

Your tastebuds will be travelling the world with snacks from different regions like Kaarage Chicken in Hot Sauce ($24) or Beetroot Hummus with Feta Cheese & Pita Bread ($18). This is great if the group can’t decide on what cuisine to have.

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Those who want something sweet but healthy and non-alcoholic can opt for their Seedlip cocktails ($22) which use the world’s first distilled non-alcoholic spirit. Their Garden of Eden has floral notes that make for a great lunch drink on weekdays when you have to go back to work after but you still want to get the bar experience.

Price: $$$

Mr Stork

Admission Fee

Ruby Cocktail ($22)

6. Abriza Rooftop Bar

Mediterranean-inspired food & cocktails

Incredible views of Pinnacle@Duxton and the shophouses at Tanjong Pagar.
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Abriza Rooftop Bar will have you feeling like you’re enjoying summer in Greece with their Mediterranean-inspired cocktails and food. One of their signature cocktails, Pina Colada ($20), uses rum and pineapple juice as one of its ingredients for those who want a sweet and Mediterranean twist to their drink.

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Their bar bites are also equally exotic with options like Cajun Baked Chicken ($18) and Beef Kofta Tiger Prawn Aglio Olio ($18).. Those who are down to party can check their website for events with live DJs like their Bad Behaviour Wednesdays.

Price: $$

Abriza Rooftop Bar

7. Lady Wu

Rooftop bar in Boat Quay with events for girl’s night out

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Get the girlies together for a night out at Lady Wu. Named after the first and only female monarch to rule over China, it has heavy Chinese influences in both its decor and cuisine. This rooftop bar in Boat Quay has unique snacks and food like Truffle Seafood Hor Fun ($23) and Ginie in a Teapot ($48) which is a mix of English breakfast tea with Hendrick’s gin and elderflower.

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Things tend to get lively with their live performances by musicians and stand-up comedians. Keep an eye out on their Instagram for updates on their events, like the one they recently hosted where they invited male exotic dancers to add extra spice to ladies’ night.

Price: $$$

Lady Wu

8. Vue

Singapore’s first spritz & charcuterie rooftop bar

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For those in the mood for a more atas experience, Vue is Singapore’s first rooftop bar that has charcuterie boards and spritz cocktails. Enjoy the sunset with a spritz cocktail between 5pm and 7pm and you’ll also get complimentary canapés to go with it. But if nothing from the list of spritz cocktails catches your eye, opt to build your own spritz cocktail (from $24).

Image credit: @vuesingapore via Instagram

For an even more fancy dinner, opt for the Omakase ($388) experience which is a 6-course meal of dishes selected by the chef. Or go all out with an A5 Emperor “Kokuou” Black Wagyu steak (from $178) all the way from Kyushu Island in Japan. Those who are suaku when it comes to wine can refer to their post and pre-dinner list to pair it with their meal

Price: $$$$

VUE

9. Olibier Bar

Homely rooftop bar in Little India

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Olibier Bar is a no-frills, homely rooftop bar that looks and feels like someone’s balcony. The lawn chairs, the tablecloth and the style of the wooden table are all key elements of a typical Singaporean home. You’ll have a variety of both international and local craft beer (from $10) as well as spirits (from $11) and cocktails (from $16).

Cocktails and fishball keropok anyone?
Image credit: Olibier Rooftop Bar via Google

Adventurous types will love their snack selection. After all, who would’ve thought that Koko crunch with milk ($6) or Pasar Malam Corn Cup ($7) could be bar snacks too? This really brings out the local Singaporean “drink at home” atmosphere without having to break the bank for your own stash.

Price: $$

Olibier Rooftop Bar

10. Moon Rooftop Bar & Lounge

Lunar-themed drinks & decor

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You might be over the moon with what Moon Rooftop Bar & Lounge has to offer. They have cute lunar-themed drinks like the Moon Lady ($25) which consists of mixed berries juices and gin. Or if you really want to ball out, they have special bundles like the Forever Love 1314 ($1,314) that come with 36 special cocktail shots.

Image credit: Moon Rooftop Bar & Lounge

They even have the moon lights on the tables for sale at $30 per piece for you to bring home and remind you of the night you had there. You know the place is really atas when they have a dress code, so make sure to plan ahead before coming down.

Price: $$

Moon Rooftop Bar & Lounge Pte. Ltd.

11. Southbridge

Alfresco oyster & gin bar along Boat Quay

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Southbridge could be your next go-to location for an after-work soiree if you work in the CBD area. Relax with a Pear Sour ($20) paired with a backdrop of the city skyline. If you happen to get off work early, they even have a 1-for-1 G&T special ($18) between 5pm and 8pm so bring your favourite co-worker along.

They even serve oysters for that extra boujee feel that you should treat yourself to. The oysters have various toppings and sauces on them but you can’t go wrong with the Natural ($30) where 6 oysters are served with fresh lemon and tabasco.

Price: $$

Southbridge

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12. 1-Altitude Coast

Adults-only bar with infinity pool access

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Kick into summer party mode at 1-Altitude Coast, the adult-only rooftop bar that also has a swimming pool. Located at the top of The Outpost Hotel Sentosa, it exudes island vacay feels. Grab a cocktail and head on over to the pool for a dip or chill in one of their cabanas while you enjoy the view of the Singapore Straits.

Their all-day menu has some interesting bites like the Seafood Laksa Pasta ($34) and Assorted Satay Platter ($35). Wash them down with a refreshing Summer Fling ($23) that has both fruity and spicy notes or a Secrets of Sentosa ($23) with strong apple, lime, honey and vanilla hints.

Price: $$$

1-Altitude Coast

13. Atico Lounge & Bar

Rooftop bar in ION Orchard

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Unwind at Atico Lounge & Bar after a long day of shopping at Orchard Road. Located 55 storeys high on top of ION Orchard, this rooftop bar grants a panoramic view of the city and a welcome respite from the mall crowd.

If you’re feeling a little peckish but don’t want to ruin your appetite for dinner, try their High Tea Set (from $35/pax). It provides a decent selection of sweet cakes and savoury pastries like smoked salmon with citrus cream cheese, and blueberry and white chocolate panna cotta.

If you just want to kick back with a drink, take advantage of Happy Hour that runs 4pm-8pm daily. House spirits, wines, and draught beer go for $15/glass, while signature cocktails are $16/glass during this time.

Price: $$

Ático Rooftop Bar & Lounge

14. CÉ LA VI

Rooftop bar in MBS

Image credit: CÉ LA VI Singapore

We can’t have a list of rooftop bars in Singapore and not include possibly the most famous rooftop bar at MBS – CÉ LA VI. It’s right at the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, so it makes for an ideal pitstop after taking in the glittering skyline of Singapore.

While you’re up here, feel free to take a seat at the outdoor Skybar, indoor Club Lounge, or restaurant. All 3 of which offer light bar bites like Chicken Karaage ($25) and Shishito Peppers ($19), as well as an extensive wine list. Find bottles from France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, and Australia.

Price: $$$

CÉ LA VI Singapore: Restaurant, SkyBar & Club Lounge

15. Barouv Rooftop Bar

Monthly cocktail promotions & view of Tanjong Pagar shophouses

Image credit: Barouv Rooftop Bar via Facebook

Located on the rooftop of The Scarlet Singapore, the Barouv Rooftop Bar is one you cannot miss if you’re in the Tanjong Pagar area. With picturesque views of the shophouses along Erskine Road, this is a casual bar to relax at their comfy sofas or high top tables.

Drinks wise, you can get a glass of Johnnie Walker Black Label whiskey or a glass of Bombay Gin for $15. For those who don’t want to go all out with hard liquor, you can go for their cocktails like Singapore Sling and Cosmopolitan with prices starting from $18. There’s also a cocktail promotion that runs from 5pm-8pm every day. This September 2024, you and your buddy can get 1-for-1 Negronis for $20.

They have plenty of food options as well, from pizzas to mains and finger food. To accompany your drink, try their Cheesy Jalapeno Poppers ($12) or their Lemon Baked Garlic Seabass ($18) for a satisfying meal.

Price: $$

Barouv Rooftop Bar

16. Lantern

Unique cocktails like the Fullerton Sling

Image credit: The Fullerton Bay Hotel

Situated on the 6th floor of The Fullerton Bay Hotel, Lantern is a wide and spacious rooftop bar that will have you admiring MBS and the Civic District. The seats here are ideal for large groups, so call your friends or colleagues for after-work drinks.

The specialty drink is the Fullerton Sling ($32), a reimagined version of the Singapore Sling, made from a blend of Lime Garden Gin and mandarin orange liquor. They also have a fun take on cocktails, like the tequila-based Merlion ($26) with lime juice, and the vodka-based Mad About Yuzu ($26) with yuzu juice.

Food options here are plentiful and best shared among friends. Get their signature Wagyu Beef Short Rib ($138) for 4, or dig into Sichuan Mala Fries ($16) and Black Truffle Wings ($28) to pair with your drinks.

Price: $$

Lantern

17. Verandah Pool Bar & Grill

Poolside dining experience with floating trays of oysters

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Verandah Pool Bar & Grill can be found on the rooftop of Momentus Hotel Alexandra, and is instantly recognisable by its pavilion structure. From up here, you’ll get views of the city as well as the Southern Ridges.

Known for having a wide range of wine and cocktails, the bar’s specialty drink would be the Alexandra’s Allure ($25), a bourbon infused with honey and butter, served with cinnamon smoke. Enjoy their happy hour on weekdays from 11am-7pm, where drinks start from $9. They also have bar food such as their Wagyu Beef Tartare ($16) and Charcuterie Board ($24).

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If you want to experience dining by the poolside, consider going for The Verandah Sundown package ($98 for 2 adults) that includes 6 bar bites served on a floating tray, 4 alcohol drinks of your choice and access to the pool for 2 hours. This dining experience is available from 4pm to 10pm daily.

Price: $$$

Verandah Rooftop Rotisserie

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18. Dusk @ Mount Faber Park

Ocean views from the peak of Mount Faber

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Located at the peak of Mount Faber, Dusk @ Mount Faber Park is a bar that will give you panoramic views of Sentosa and Harbourfront. You’ll also experience beautiful sunsets in the evening which really adds to the calm and quiet atmosphere of the place.

Your problems and stress might very well seem minuscule from up here, especially with a Lychee Martini ($18) in hand. Their signature cocktails are crafted using molecular mixology making them unique and Instagrammable drinks. They have your typical bar bites like Truffle Fries ($16) or get their Cheese Platter ($28) with 3 different types of cheese such as camembert, comté, and blue cheese.

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If you’re feeling extra fancy, take a cable car ride up to the place and take your time to admire the view on the way up as well before your fine dining experience.

Price: $$$

Dusk @ Mount Faber Peak

(Temporarily Closed) Fairytail Bar

11 Best Late-Night Things To Do In KL To Make Full Use Of Your Trip To The City

Ariel Soh — Sat, 16 Nov 2024 00:52:53 +0000

Late-night things to do in KL

There’s no doubt that Singaporeans love travelling to Kuala Lumpur (KL) for a getaway during long weekends and holidays.

Unlike JB, which is more convenient for us to visit, going to KL requires a fair bit of travelling. This means you should make full use of your time there, especially for those who drove for 5-6 hours or took a bus up to KL. While you’ve got your day plans covered, here are the best things to do in KL at night.

The current exchange rate is RM1 = ~S$0.29 as of 15th November 2024.

How to travel around KL at night

Renting a car is a great way to cover lots of ground if you want to maximise your time exploring KL after dark. Alternatively, if you don’t have a licence or know you’ll be hardcore partying, Grab is great for convenient point-to-point rides around the city.

For budget-friendly options, the Go KL City Bus provides free rides on various routes within the city, with some routes operating until midnight, though the bus schedule may vary.

1. Food Bazaar

Supper spot that opens till 2am

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Food Bazaar has 3 outlets in KL, including its latest opening at TRX. While the food is good across all outlets, the one at TRX is where it’s at if you are hoping to feast and snap some IG-worthy pictures. It has an al fresco dining area that’s filled with neon lights and displays you can pose next to.

Image adapted from: hsu ling, YJ Lee via Google Maps

Within each outlet, they have tons of vendors that will leave you spoilt for choice. Stalls here offer local favourites like Ipoh Hor Fun (from RM11.50), as well as international cuisines such as Korean, Western, and Japanese just to name a few. Must-try dishes people have raved about on Google are their Satay (from RM10.90) and the Laksa Sarawak (RM12).

Food Bazaar TRX

2. Supreme Cosmic Bowl

Glow-in-the-dark bowling experience

Image credit: Mid Valley Megamall

Supreme Cosmic Bowl is a great spot to chill and play games with the whole family. The glow from the neon lights that deck out the space gives the interior a futuristic yet relaxing vibe.

A round of glow-in-the-dark bowling costs RM20/pax on the weekdays and RM25/pax on the weekends. And while you wait for your turn, you can chill at their spacious neon lounge with comfy seats.

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Other than bowling, there is also an arcade area with darts, pool, and air hockey. Plus, if you get peckish, finger foods like fries and chicken nuggets are available.

Supreme Bowl – Mid Valley Megamall, KL

3. Cove Circuit

Esports & racing simulators

The F1 season might be over but that doesn’t mean the racing action has to stop there. Enjoy simulated racing at Cove Circuit, which also doubles as a haven for PC and console gamers. The neon lights on the walls make for the perfect gaming room feel that will help you lock in when playing.

Image adapted from: @covecircuit via Instagram

The rate for Simracing starts from RM15/hr for 1 person. To get 2 controllers for the gaming console, the rate is RM20/hr. As for computer gaming, it is only available at their Bandar Sunway outlet for just RM5/hr with a minimum usage of 2 hours.

Note that there is a slight difference in price between the 2 outlets.

Cove Circuit Bandar Sunway

4. Thai Paradise Spa

Relax with a massage

Thai Paradise Spa is a massage parlour that opens till 5am, so you can get a massage even after you’ve finished partying or eating supper. They offer 14 different services here, from various types of massages to facials, and manicures.

Image credit: @spathaiparadise via Instagram

Other than the usual Traditional Thai Massage (RM200/hr) or Aromatherapy Massage (RM200/hr), Thai Paradise Spa has a 4-Hand (RM400/hr) and 6-Hand Massage (RM600/hr) with 2 or 3 masseuses working on you respectively. This could be an option to consider if you have too many knots in your muscles.

Thai Paradise Spa

5. Sunway Lagoon Night Park

Amusement park with wild rides & performances

Sunway Lagoon is well known for being a favourite spot to bring the whole fam to for a day trip. The amusement park is so popular because it houses more than 80 attractions across 7 different parks. It’s worth spending after hours at the park because they have a Night Park you don’t want to miss.

Image adapted from: Sunway Lagoon

The Sunway Lagoon Night Park looks like a mini cowboy town and has many Wild West-themed rides and attractions. Some things to look forward to here are the fire shows that occur at 9pm daily at the Red Indian Village, and the Grand Canyon River Rapid ride.

Admission: RM68/Child (12 years old & below) | RM80/Adults (13 years old and above)

Opening hours: 6pm-11pm, Wednesdays-Mondays

Sunway Lagoon

6. kyō Kuala Lumpur

Spacious club with photogenic spots

Image credit: kyō Kuala Lumpur

One of the more popular clubs that come alive at night in KL is kyō, an underground nightclub located inside the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

Generally, the genre of music here is a good mix of pop, hip-hop, and techno.

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The club invites guest DJs from all over the world to perform, with names like Kid Ink manning the DJ booth. Occasionally, the club attracts big celebs like Jackson Wang to join in on the action.

For those who want to open a table at the club, it will cost you around RM1,300, which gets you a table with sofa seats and 2 bottles of liquor. Otherwise, you can just get their shooters (from RM35), cocktails (from RM45), and beers (from RM25).

There are some spots perfect for pictures with your friends, so snap the pics before it gets too crowded.

Admission: RM40/pax (before 1am) | RM60/Adults (after 1am)

kyō kuala lumpur

7. Royal Superstar Karaoke

Tycoon-themed karaoke

Image credit: Wilson Lim via Google Maps

The grand, exaggerated decor at Royal Superstar Karaoke will make you feel like royalty as you sing your lungs out with your besties. Choose from various rooms based on your group size and preferred decor. And don’t worry if you lose track of time as this karaoke spot is open till 6am.

Image credit: Royal Superstar Bukit Bintang via Google Maps

Despite its atas interior, the prices won’t break the bank. A 3-hour session here costs just RM12.90/pax and even comes with free-flow drinks. If all the singing gets you hungry, you can order Japanese dishes to eat in the room.

Royal Superstar Bukit Bintang

8. Kota Damansara Driving Range

Practice putting till 3am

When you hear golf, you might have the impression that it’s a rich man’s sport. While golfing can get pricey, you can still improve your putting skills and battle it out with your friends at Kota Damansara Driving Range.

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Here, a golf club rental is RM5 and 50 golf balls go for just RM8.

For newbies, just have fun and give it your best shot. But if you want to challenge yourself, you can aim to surpass the different distance makers on the range.

Kota Damansara Driving Range

9. Gravybaby

British food & pub

A popular supper spot in KL is Gravybaby with 3 outlets around the area. It’s a restaurant and a pub all in one place, serving up British classics like Sausage & Mash (RM36) and Fish & Chips (from RM41).

Image credit: Troy Chiasson via Google Maps

The vibes here are immaculate with its bright interior and friendly staff. Other than British cuisine, their huge menu also has Italian, Mexican, and Indian fare to suit everyone’s preferences.

Their signature Steak & Mushroom pie and Gravybaby Smash cocktail.
Image adapted from: @gravybabypies via Instagram

One thing you have to try here is their signature Gravybaby pies. If you’ve ever been to England, you’ll know how popular savoury pies are. Get your fix here, with 6 different fillings to boot, for just RM28. Fillings range from a creamy fish stew to slow-cooked steak.

Wash it all down with Gravybaby’s signature drinks, such as the Gravybaby Smash cocktail (RM34) and the Berry Margarita (RM36).

Gravybaby Jalan P Ramlee

10. The River of Life & Saloma Bridge

Dreamy & majestic photo ops

Image credit: Travel Yamu via Trip Advisor

The River of Life in KL comes to life at night with glowing blue lights and fog, highlighting the beauty of the water. The place looks magical as if you’ve been transported to another world. It is a wonderful place to photograph.

River of Life

Image adapted from: @ayienoona, @khrl.nizm via Instagram

Similarly, Saloma Bridge also brightens up once the sun goes down. Not only has this bridge made it more convenient to move between Kampung Baru and KLCC, but it has also added to KL’s beautiful nightscape.

With its design inspired by the Sireh Junjung, a betel leaf arrangement, it is truly a sight to behold. The colour and arrangements of the lights vary during festivals and celebrations so it’s something worth visiting more than once.

Saloma Link

11. Bazaria Wangsa Maju

Night market that opens till 3am

Image credit: Suhair Affash via Google Maps

Bazaria Wangsa Maju is a popular night market with delicious food, unique shopping finds, and a bustling atmosphere.

Image adapted from: helmi roslan, Elmyliana Alia via Google Maps

It is known for its wide array of food stalls, offering a delightful mix of traditional Malay, Chinese, and Indian street foods. Other stalls here sell clothing, shoes, accessories, and affordable everyday essentials. There’s even a henna booth where you can get your hands decorated, making it an all-in-one destination for a late-night outing.

Bazaria Wangsa Maju (Danau Kota Uptown)

What to do in KL at night

With so many late-night options, KL truly comes alive after dark, offering visitors a unique blend of food, entertainment, and vibrant cultural experiences. From dining at bustling night markets like Bazaria Wangsa Maju to snapping photos along the scenic River of Life, there’s something for visitors of all ages. So, embrace the city’s lively nightlife to make the most of your KL adventure.

More things to do in KL during the day:

Image adapted from: Suhair Affash via Google Maps, Mid Valley Megamall, Sunway Lagoon

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Downtown East – 5AM KBBQ, Old-School Arcade & Karaoke For Easties To Get Nearby Nightlife

Kezia Tan — Tue, 01 Oct 2024 01:00:03 +0000

Nightlife at Downtown East

Think of nightlife in Singapore and famous spots in Central Singapore like Clarke Quay and Tanjong Pagar immediately come to mind. But for Easties, the prospect of an hour’s journey for a night out might be less than ideal. Enter Downtown East.

If you could do without the worry of missing the last train home, head down to the lifestyle and entertainment hub instead for a slew of food and activities to keep you entertained till late. Here are some of the things you can do on your next night out with the gang:

What’s the best way to get to Downtown East?

Downtown East has free parking off-peak from 12pm-2pm on weekdays and 9pm-5am daily – perfect for that supper run.There’s also a free shuttle bus departing from Pasir Ris MRT that operates from 11am-10pm every day.

Otherwise, you can just as easily walk 10 minutes or take these public buses to get to the mall from Pasir Ris MRT: 3, 5, 6, 12, 17, 21, 89, 354 and 358 (East Loop).

1. Don Dae Bak

Affordable KBBQ buffet till 5am

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Midnight munchies can hit any time so it’s a good thing Don Dae Bak serves authentic Korean food into the wee hours of the morning, daily. Fill your tummy with all the classics from grilled pork belly to beef brisket with their 90-minute buffet, priced at an affordable $34.90/adult daily.

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Much like many legit Korean restaurants, you’ll also be treated to complimentary free-flow banchan, or side dishes which include kimchi and japchae. Also don’t miss out on their array of Jinro and Cham E soju, makgeolli, and bokbunja – also known as raspberry wine.

Price: $34.90/adult | $21.90/child for a 90-minute buffet
Location: #01-302/303

Don Dae Bak Restaurant

2. HaveFun Karaoke

Sing your heart out in themed rooms

Each room has a different theme.

It’s no secret that karaoke is a favourite pastime for many Singaporeans. After all, going zao-sia with your buds is the best way to break any ice and take any friendship to the next level.

They have projections on the walls to set the mood.

If you’re tired of fighting for k-room slots in the middle of town, head to the newly-opened HaveFun Karaoke at Downtown East instead. Featuring large theatre projections on the wall, spacious themed rooms, disco lights and microphone stands, this karaoke is bound to draw out your inner Adele.

You can even adjust the lighting and mood of the room to suit your playlist for the night.

Feel like a superstar for a night with their golden microphone.

No need to go to JB for karaoke – off-peak promo prices start from an affordable $9/pax for 2 hours with free-flow soft drinks. Senior citizens and students, we have better news for you. Flash your valid pass to bring that price down further to just $6/pax when you come as a group of 3 or more.

Rates: From $20/hour for an Exclusive Room for 6 pax for weekdays | From $28/hour for an Exclusive Room for 6 pax on weekends
Location: #01-311/312

HaveFun Karaoke DOWNTOWN EAST

3. The Wonderful World of Whimsy & Cow Play Cow Moo

Play arcade games till 1am on weekends

Win Sanrio, Pokemon, and Disney plushies at Cow Play Cow Moo.
Image credit: @siewlin711 via Instagram

Arcades are fun for folks of all ages, any time of the day so after supper, hit up Downtown East’s 2 arcades with your BFFs. That’s right the mall has two arcades set up side by side, and both of them open till 1am on weekends.

Image credit: @cowplaycowmoo via Instagram

Overload your senses with luck based games and claw machines at Cow Play Cow Moo, or find the beloved arcade classics like basketball hoops and Bishi Bashi at The Wonderful World of Whimsy.

Location (The Wonderful World of Whimsy): #04-104
Location (Cow Play Cow Moo): #04-102

4. Forest4 Darts Cafe

Mystical bar with free card games

Video games may train your hand-eye coordination, but nothing really puts your skills to the test as much as playing darts. At Forest4 Darts Cafe, there are 18 Dartslive2 electronic dartboards at $22 for 16 games, which works out to be just over $1.30 per game.

While that may sound like a lot of games for beginners, the credits are stored in a card so you can split the games over multiple visits.

Between rounds of darts and some DIY soju cocktails ($14/mug), you can relax and appreciate the mystical decor of this cafe where hanging plants illuminated by blue lights give this place Avatar vibes. Just be sure to make a reservation before going down to secure your booking!

Other than darts, Forest4 Darts Cafe also has card games such as Cards Against Humanity and the classic Uno if you need a break from dart tossing.

Location: #01-313

Forest4 Darts Cafe

5. Siam Square Mookata

Popular all-you-can-eat chain

PSA for everyone who doesn’t know: Siam Square Mookata also has an outlet in Downtown East so you won’t need to head too far out just to get some of their famous BBQ-hotpot combo.

Bbq smoke exhaust tubes at each table so you won’t smell like Eau de Mookata afterwards.

Each plate here is priced from $2, but for those with a black hole for a stomach, go for their $32.90 buffet instead. Here, you’ll be able to find a variety of seafood options to choose from like oysters, scallops, salmon, and prawn paste on top of the usual BBQ and hotpot staples of marinated meat vegetables and the likes of hotdog and fishball.

Bonus – nacho cheese dip is available as part of the buffet too!

The outlet also opens all the way to the wee hours of the morning, so now you know where to quell your midnight cravings!

Location: #02-126

Siam Square Mookata

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