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Clarke Quay is a hub of leisure with many bars, clubs and restaurants to choose from. Whether you like rock, salsa, mojitos, lobster ramen or Zouk, you'll find something to suit your taste and budget here.
Oct 10, 2018 · Clarke Quay is a lively district on the Singapore River, with colonial-era architecture, nightclubs, bars and restaurants. Learn about its history, culture and attractions, from Fort Canning Park to G-Max Bungy, in this guide by Culture Trip.
- Tarandip Kaur
- Gabbar Bistro & Bar
- Hanjip Korean Grill House
- Tomo Izakaya
- Zorba The Greek Taverna
- Chupitos
- Redtail Bar by Zouk
- Octapas Spanish Bar
- Cuba Libre Café & Bar
- Café Iguana
- Capital
Bollywood with a twist, Gabbar Bistro & Baris named for one of the most iconic villains of Hindi cinema. Its brand spanking new location at Clarke Quay features more of the crowd-favourite hand painted murals of Bollywood celebrities, more space and, if possible, an even more electrifying vibe. The food is Indian fusion cuisine inspired by the gidd...
A relative newcomer at just 2+ years, Hanjip Korean Grill Houseis certainly not starting small with a floor space of over 5,000 sq. ft. That makes this authentic traditional Korean barbeque restaurant one of the biggest of its kind in Singapore. However, they are known for their extensive range of fine KurobutaBerkshire Pork, Australian Wagyu and U...
Tomo Izakayais one of my favourite places for casual Japanese with water views. The outdoor dining area is perfect for that, especially the high tables overlooking the Singapore River. Inside, the low seats in the traditional Japanese style and rustic decor make for a fine ambience. I’m always hungry for Japanese but the appetisers here are too won...
Zorba the Greek Tavernaearned a perfect scorefrom us when we reviewed them and those stellar standards haven’t dropped. We noticed the furniture is more Hellenistic now, with the blue and white gracing the tables and chairs as well. Lovely. Greek cuisine is widely lauded as a healthy option that doesn’t sacrifice on taste. That’s certainly true of ...
Chupitostranslates from Spanish to ‘little drinks’ or, less formally as ‘shots’— it’s them telling you exactly what their establishment is all about. This drinking haven has an array of close to 150 different chupitosfor you to choose from. Among the unique flavours are the quirky and the locally-inspired, including Paddle Pop Shooters (S$12 for 2)...
The ‘Zouk’ name still has pull on the Singapore nightlife scene after all these years, and that’s proven by RedTail Bar by Zouk. This establishment lives up to the party credentials but also gives patrons the options of a decent menu for bar snacks and mains. If you are planning a real bender, the Liquid Buffet (S$38 for ladies, S$48 for guys)is a ...
Octapas? Oc-tapas, haha I love it! The owners share my corny sense of humour! This Spanish tapasbar is a delightful slice of southern Europe along Clarke Quay. Drinks are reasonably priced for the locality. However, you can save even more as Happy Hour gets you 50% of all alcoholic drinks until 7pm every day. If you are feeling peckish, the Plain T...
Cuba LibreCafé & Bar has been rocking on our shores— and the banks of the Singapore River— for the past 16 years. Known and loved for its live bands and DJs as much as it is for its enticing Latin tapasand main dishes, this place is usually packed with revellers. I’ve ended my partying at Cuba Libre on several occasions because their kitchen is ope...
Traditional Mexican cuisine made over for a modern palate in a chill, laid-back riverside speakeasy— that’s my 1-sentence take on Café Iguana. That fresh perspective is partly the result of sourcing sustainably and locally, giving classic Mexican street food a creative dose of irreverent flair. Café Iguana itself recommends the El Marisco Ceviche(S...
No kids, please, we’re Capital. With a minimum age requirement of 21 for ladies and 23 for the gentlemen, this is an upscale establishment catering to working professionals who appreciate the finer things. Within the premises that can accommodate almost 550 guests, the island bar takes up prime real estate. Ensconced within Capital is Queens, a hip...
Clarke Quay is a former commercial centre and warehouse district on the Singapore River, named after Sir Andrew Clarke, the second Governor of Singapore. It is now a popular tourist and entertainment destination with restaurants, nightclubs, floating pubs, river cruises and events.
3 days ago · Clarke Quay is a popular nightlife destination in Singapore with a variety of attractions, from unique shots and bar games to adrenaline rides and karaoke. Find out what to do in Clarke Quay, from Chupitos and Level Up to Zouk and YANG Club.
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Nov 23, 2022 · Clarke Quay is a historic and charming riverside district with hip cafés, restaurants, and nightlife. Learn what to do, where to eat, and where to stay in this complete guide for Clarke Quay, Singapore.
Jan 14, 2022 · Clarke Quay is the de facto lifestyle spot in Singapore, and home to a legion of bars and restaurants that offer delicious food, as well as beverages, round the clock. If you’re looking for some Clarke Quay food options, we’ve got you covered.
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