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1. Tanjong Beach Club
- Re-opened on the site of the former KM8, Tanjong Beach Club has retained the cool, hip vibe of its much-loved predecessor. Sip cocktails from a... read more
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- Nile Expert Tip: Sun, sea, sand and cocktails.
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2. Clarke Quay
- Clarke Quay, Singapore's most happening scene, received a dramatic $80 million makeover between 2004 and 2006 which saw this riverside locale transformed... read more
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3. One Rochester
- Come to One Rochester, set in lush green environs and simply get enchanted. The restaurant and bar tops the list of hot-spots for many reasons-the... read more
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4. New Asia Bar
- The New Asia Bar, situated on the 71st floor of the Swissôtel the Stamford, is the tallest hotel bar in Singapore. This popular nightspot serves... read more
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9. Harry's Bar
- Harry's at Boat Quay was made famous by its infamous former regular, bank-breaker Nick Leeson who used to frequent this boozer during his Singapore... read more
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10. Screening Room
- The Screening Room, offers fine Mediterranean fare along with a cinematic experience. In this five storey building you can indulge in your tasty... read more
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- Singapore’s social scene is thriving, and contrary to its unfair reputation for being boring, the nightlife here is among the best in Asia. The Quays are where most visitors head to – Boat Quay for sundowners and post-work happy hour deals, bustling Clarke Quay for rowdy drinking and dancing, and the more sedate Robertson Quay for a civilised evening tipple. Those in the know join the locals in secluded enclaves such as Club Street, Emerald Hill or China Square.
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