Hai Di Lao, the popular Sichuan hot pot chain has opened its first overseas outlet at Clarke Quay.
Hai Di Lao Hot, is a chain of hot pot restaurants founded in Sichuan Province, China in 1994. At an early phase, it was a small shop selling "hot and spicy soup", later it developed and changed its products.
Enjoy a very friendly atmosphere in the restaurant, with massage, nail service and other services while waiting for a table.
The kung-fu noodle show, is to become a feature at their Clarke Quay branch.
The bar for Singapore’s clubbing and entertainment scene will be raised come December 2012 with the birth of Cassis. Set to bring a whole new experience to nightlife, Cassis is an ultra lounge that morphs into a nightclub - a playground for sexy expat sophisticates, chic city-slickers and all who desire decadence.
Cradled within Clarke Quay, this 6,000 square feet venue resplendent in its Mediterranean vibe will see international party people taking a detour from the Balearic sun to soak in the allure of Cassis.
Deftly designed, the striking interiors ooze laid back glam with understated luxury. The entire space within houses the Nautilus bar, specially built in homage to the heady, beach parties of St. Tropez and Ibiza; private alcoves with baroque sofas for that tête-à-tête, along with plush, clustered seating for groups of friends. An “al fresco” area, distinctly created to “bring the outdoors in” showcases comfortable low table seating amidst fauna with proper shelter from the elements.
To enhance the entire ambience, crystal chandeliers and state-of-the-art intelligent systems are artfully positioned to provide picture perfect lighting whilst gyrating to trendy Top 40 dance mixes delivered via Turbo Sound from the UK.
True to its ethos, Cassis offers inventive, bespoke service delivered by its in-house team. Chef Thomas who has worked with the Marmalade Group, Le Saint Julien and The White Rabbit, leads the kitchen team to create restaurant worthy Petite Plats, Assiette and Plats Specialites. For serious imbibers, Classic Cocktails are de rigueur, wines from the 5 great Bordeaux houses a given, and Champagne Armand De Brignac (colloquially known as the Ace of Spades), a definite must!
#01-01 Block C The Cannery, Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road
Wings Bar was established at the very end of 2012. It was built for people who enjoy good times and great ribs and what they are believe are the very best wings in town.
In addition, Wings Bar pay tribute to the golden years of aviation in the 1940's.
Just 36 years after the Wright brothers took their first 12 second flight at only 20 feet above a beach in North Carolina, the skies above northern Europe became a fierce battle ground for the British RAFin defence of their soverignty.
The second World War developed a new breed of airman, who's courage and bravery helped to secure freedom in Europe and the Western World.
Wings Bar a laid back bar in the center of Clarke Quay, serves the best chicken wings and smoked ribs in town. They have some top notch beers as well!
A new nightlife concept debuted recently from the fine folks at Massive Collective.
Theater, mystery, seduction. These are the three reigning qualities of the newest addition to the Massive Collective Nightlife Family.
Prepare to be wowed with world class electronic music DJ sets complemented by live performances; cabaret-style themed parties accented by beautiful VIP hostesses and dancers and Massive Collective’s signature spotlight on premium bottle service and glamorous crowds, 6 nights a week at the hub of Singapore’s nightlife - Clarke Quay.
Bringing a sophisticated feel to the live entertainment scene with a Western twist on an Asian concept with plush VIP booths, delectable tapas and Asian/Western fusion bites, a night at Playhouse is always a mystery in the making. This elegant, versatile space with state-of-the-art lighting, sound and design serves as the perfect location to enjoy after work drinks with colleagues which will soon be proceeded by a raging, fist pumping dance party as the night evolves. Choose your poison every night of the week at Playhouse.
Chili's opened their first restaurant in Singapore at Tanglin Mall in June 2009, followed shortly by the second outlet at Resorts World Sentosa in January 2010. The third Chili’s restaurant located at JCube opened in April 2012 and their fourth recently opened at Clarke Quay Central.
Chili's originally opened as a fun Dallas burger joint with a loyalty to happy hour and blue jeans. They prided themselves on their humble beginnings, following a devotion to great food, warm hospitality and community spirit. Today, with restaurants all over the world, they continue to cook up the best in casual fare, offering the same genuine service they did way back then. And, just as in 1975, they're committed to giving back to the communities that have helped them grow.
They don't take reservations at Chili's, but you can call them and their friendly team members will let you know the current wait time for a table.
Discover a 16-storey luxury development set in the heart of River Valley and experience life in the centre of the city, truly worthy of your discerning premium lifestyle.
Enjoy a sky terrace on the entire second floor, featuring a lap swimming pool, water jet corner, pool side open lounge, a relaxation deck, and an open gymnasium.
A private lift whisks you up to your living space. Regally-appointed interiors come complete with designer fittings, flawless finishes, high tech security and wireless lifestyle lighting. These exceptional homes come with a state of the art mechanical car park system that rises far above the cliche.
Discover the new ideal ideal destination to unwind from the daily rush: Paulaner at Clarke Quay.
Paulaner offers a unique mixture of bar, pub, restaurant, lounge, event place and beer garden under one roof. Their stylish, casual ambience creates a mood of comfort and cosiness, both indoor and outdoor without compromising its premium brand concept from Munich, Germany.
Enter a unique journey experiencing authentic Bavarian specialties alongside freshly tapped Paulaner beer. Catering to all taste buds, Paulaner Clarke Quay carries 5 different draughts and not forgetting seasonal draughts periodically, making it a paradise for beer hunters. The bar also presents Paulaner beer cocktails which bring out amazing flavors to accommodate cocktail lovers.
The style of cuisine is typically Bavarian. The menu consists of Munich specialties (Paulaner Classics) as well as popular international dishes and food trends. With over 40 dishes ranging from appetisers to desserts, the menu gives you a vast variety to choose from. Have a try at their tantalising desserts like the Wheat beer tiramisu, special recipe German apple strudel, bringing praises to the Executive Chef, Michael Strobl.
The entertainment goes on with a resident live band, which makes it perfect to grow your nerves into the night while enjoying their range of food and drinks.
At the Paulaner Singapore Clarke Quay, centuries old traditions are given a modern twist and an unconventional blend to cater to both the locals and visitors. This aspiration applies to the entire concept, from furnishing and equipment to food selection, all the way to the fondly created atmosphere.
Their very first bar and eatery has recently opened at Clarke Quay. They have called it Fern & Kiwi after two of their greatest icons, hoping to offer Singapore the very best of New Zealand.
Fern & Kiwi offers the best of New Zealand food, wines, beers, music and live entertainment all served in a friendly, fun atmosphere, typical of the legendary Lone Stars.
Mathew is Fern & Kiwi's very own celebrity chef and has a solid background in the industry to back up his fame. The culinary whiz has been involved in MasterChef New Zealand and has given several cooking demonstrations live on national TV, as well as being featured in numerous magazines and newspapers.
#01-02/03 The Cannery, 3C River Valley Road, Clarke Quay
W Singapore was recently inaugurated on Sentosa Cove, the island remixes urban culture with glowing casinos, untamed nature, private berths and ivory beaches.
You will have anything you need. Work out in the gym or splash at "Wet", their outdoor pool, then recharge at "Away Spa". Hang out on the Great Room terrace with marina views. Sample innovative sips at "Woobar" or creative tastes at the kitchen table restaurant.
Take your pick of their 240 colorful guest rooms and suites. All house a soothing rainforest shower and separate bathtub, and some even offer ocean views. They’re also fully wired with Wi-Fi, top technology and entertainment facilities.
Situated just off the southern tip of Singapore, the island’s vibrant beach bars alternate with chic restaurants, indulgent spas, and tempting attractions, like Universal Studios or the casino at Resorts World Sentosa.
The lush landscapes of Rochester Park and Dempsey Hill provide natural urban oases while the Singapore Zoo'snight safari offers a chance to get up close and personal to wildlife.
Located along Victoria Street in the Bugis arts, culture, learning and entertainment district, Bugis+, formerly known as iluma, has become a familiar landmark with its illuminated "crystal" façade. With a net lettable area of about 194,000 sq ft, Bugis+ enjoys synergy with Bugis Junction, linked via a bridge at Level 2, serving the wider needs of PMEBs, young adults and teenagers.
After undergoing months of transformation, the mall has been soft-launched with over 30 new and established brands to excite shoppers. The fully revamped Bugis+ will boast over 90 outlets, offering more entertainment, more F&B, more fashion and more fun for shoppers.
Great news to all fans of Mad for Garlic! Their new restaurant located at Clarke Quay will be opening soon.

Apart from the great tasting, garlic specialized signature menu items and friendly services Mad For Garlic is known for, they will be introducing many more new delectable dishes to their mouthwatering menu. Besides this, you can also expect a full bar offering extensive wines, beers, cocktails and finger food specially catered to the clienteles of Clark Quay.


The Original Wine & Garlic restaurant, Mad For Garlic offers more than 40 kinds of Italian dishes with a variety of wines and beverage.
Originated in Korea in 2001, Mad For Garlic is one of Korea's most popular restaurant chains known for its unique and innovative menu with garlic-specialized Italian cuisine served in an atmosphere of medieval European rustic tavern. 

With unique signature dishes that gained 
a cult following in Korea such as Dracula Killer, Garlic Snowing Pizza, Garlicpeno Pasta, Mushroom Risotto and Garlic Steak, Mad For Garlic was launched in Singapore to offer a truly unique "Garlic-licious" dining experience that is different from other restaurants.


First Located at Suntec City Mall, they are now opening at River Valley Road.
Their Garlic’s creative preparation method of removing the garlic’s pungent smell and their unique way of cooking Italian cuisine with a Korean twist have won the hearts of both garlic and non-garlic lovers both in Korea and Singapore.


#01-16 The Foundry, 3B River Valley Road, Clarke Quay



Tel: +65 63331507
Opened with a brand new concept to Japanese Dining, Sansui Contemporary Japanese Dining & Bar features an exciting slew of contemporary Japanese cuisine to satisfy your palate.
Located at The Foundry Clarke Quay, working professionals can unwind with their live band, along with their exquisite food and drinks.
Established in March 2010, the name 'San-Sui' means 'Mountain-Water' in Japanese, true to the restaurant's belief of offering only the finest fare from mother earth and the ocean.
They were first located at One Fullerton with both indoor and outdoor seats that overlooked the new Integrated Resorts and Marina Bay. They offers flawless pairings of fine Japanese cuisine with traditional Japanese alcohols, their menu showcases a stellar range of poultry, pristine seafood and prime cuts of wagyu beef and kurobuta pork, all expertly prepared by their chefs.
The restaurant is simply elegantly designed with the use of light and dark wood furniture, stylish wall partitions and chic cement flooring.
Sansui is under the management of Tori-Tana Group. Established in 1999, the group of restaurants comprises San-Sui Sumiyaki & Bar, the brand new San-Sui Contemporary Japanese Dining & Bar and Sol Tasca. It is fronted by General Manager Suhardi Huang, a trained chef who has over 20 years experience in all aspects of F&B.
#01-06 3B River Valley Road, The Foundry Clarke Quay
Established lifestyle and entertainment management group LifeBrandz unveils Rebel' Hood the first hip hop theme café in Singapore, located in the heart of Clarke Quay.
Inspired by the last active Writer’s Bench located at the 149th Street Grand Concourse subway station in the Bronx, the street art on the walls and numerous fixtures of Rebel‘ Hood are designed and executed by top local graffiti artists, collectively known as RSCLS.
The three main elements of graffiti art – tagging, throw-ups, and characters, fuse well with the lighting and the dulcet beats of Rebel’s resident DJs to create the perfect ambiance of a “meeting point”. An al fresco area offers the perfect respite for clubbers to sit back, chill out and watch the world go by.
The menu is conceptualized as a “black book” or a visual journal of an aspiring Hip-Hop cook. The food and beverages on the menu are named after key R&B or hip hop influences and interesting sketches of some items are present on the “black book”.
LifeBrandz, the leading lifestyle and entertainment management group behind establishments such as Zirca, Rebel, and Mulligan’s, presents its latest brainchild – COCO – at Singapore’s most beloved entertainment enclave, Clarke Quay. Primed as the ultimate nightspot for East-West pop music lovers, COCO which opened its doors officially on 2 December 2011.
Lifebrandz opened COCO to cater to an increasing demand in the nightlife scene for a party space where the music is versatile and which embraces popular East and West pop music. They are incredibly excited to introduce this new concept that’s dedicated to showcasing the latest pop music in the Asian region as well as featuring live entertainment and Asian DJs.
This spunky new club features a wide repertoire of music from popular Mandarin and catchy Korean, to funky Thai, trendy Japanese and contemporary English hits. Guests will also be roused to grooving good times with smooth mixes from the two resident Thai DJs (DJ Opx and DJ Love from central Bangkok) as well as future guest DJs from the region. For starters, COCO will play host to Brazilian DJ Masa on 17 December 2011 who will be spinning his unique ‘Masa Mixes’ of Korean pop. His love for Asian pop culture has inspired the young enterprising music producer /DJ to create mash-ups of Japanese, Korean and Chinese pop for an international audience (Pre-sale tickets at $30 are available at Mulligan’s and COCO; door tickets are priced at $38).
What’s more, COCO’s live music programme is boosted by energetic performances from its resident singers, comprising Eddie, Devin, Sasa, Aaliyah, and Penny. Accompanying them is the new four-piece resident band – Ammunition. The band and singers are supported by slick choreographed routines by a cast of Asian show dancers.
Cast in wooden panels, rugged exposed brick walls and flushed with windows that peek out into Clarke Quay’s vibrant scene, COCO offers an intimate contemporary setting fitted with a main stage with a 3m x 3m LED wall, an inviting bar and a posh VIP area. For those looking to host their own parties, there are two private luxe music suites – complete with pool tables and karaoke – that can hold up to 50 people in each room. One of these music suites also features a baby grand piano.
Guests will also be pleased with the weekly promotions such as Ladies’ Night on Wednesdays and Sundays. Hungry customers can pick from COCO’s selection of bar food such as pizza, chicken wings, and carrot cake which are served till late.
Overlooking the bustling Central Fountain Square at Clarke Quay, Aquanova presents an intimate chic setting with expansive space for multiple purposes; dining, drinking and even dancing.
Inspired by fluid organic curves and sleek lines, Aquanova also features a freeform island bar that sets the stage for its bartenders to showcase their flair and skill for concocting unique cocktails besides other bar standards. An al fresco area offers the perfect respite for guests to sit back, chill out and watch the world go by.
Rocking Aquanova’s unique and interactive centre stage every night from 10:30pm is resident band John Molina & Krueger featuring Alia, Geri, & Patrick; a stalwart name in the local live entertainment scene known for their electrifying performances of contemporary rock and pop hits. Accompanied by energetic dancers from Australia & Europe, John Molina and his band will no doubt catapult Aquanova to become the venue for a rollicking night of live entertainment.
Earlier in the evening, acoustic music from JJ “Live” provides the perfect ambient music to set the mood for a relaxing chill-out atmosphere for guests enjoying their dinner or sipping on an after-work tipple.
Savour creations such as Oriental Chicken Quenelles; a starter that is paired with cloud fungus mushroom and Bombay onion rings, as well as a creamy Lobster Cappuccino. Main course recommendations include Gratinated Japanese Dory with vegetable melange, wasabi mash and garlic-infused butter sauce, a piquant Laksa Seafood Skewer and Baked Saffron Seafood Rice studded with pristine tiger prawns, scallops, squid, mussels, capsicums and tomatoes. Aquanova’s rendition of the classic Italian dessert takes the form of a fragrant and luscious Pandan Cotta with Chin Chow jelly and a luscious caramel sauce.
Block C, The Cannery, #01-03 Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road
Señor Taco is the first Taqueria (ta-ke-ría) to open in Singapore.
This authentic Mexican Food Stall is the newest addition to the food outlets around The Atrium of Clarke Quay, the premium night life center in Singapore.
Vintry Singapore in Clarke Quay marks the first outlet in the country for Wine Bar & Restaurant Group, Vintry Cellars. Also known as Vintry at Royal Selangor, the 3,000 sq ft outlet shares the same premises as the spacious Royal Selangor retail showroom.
Besides a fine wine cellar and wall of wine shelves displaying over 1,000 wines library-style, also inviting are Vintry's four sleek Enomatic Wine-Serving Systems propelled by 32 wines-by-the glass. Patrons get to browse and choose from this wine collection before they sit back and enjoy their wines with Vintry's signature Asian-influenced Western menu.
The outlet's ambience is laid-back, cozy and intimate with its rustic, red-bricked walls and dark wood married with contemporary Royal Selangor handmade metalesce tiles on the pillars. There are secluded booths and intimate low tables for diners wanting privacy, with high barrel tables and a long tasting table for more casual dining.
Whether one is looking for a comfortable place to kick-back over a bottle of wine with the good company of friends, a chic yet affordable restaurant for an intimate date, or a playground with plenty to explore for oenophiles, Vintry Singapore has something for everyone.
Conveniently located in the Clarke Quay area, Five Stones Hostel is designed to provide guests with an immersive backpacking experience through specially crafted local elements.
Named after a local childhood game, Five Stones Hostel is the first hostel in Singapore to provide themed rooms designed by local artists. Each of its nine rooms is tastefully designed with a different Singaporean cultural icon, such as Vanda Miss Joaqium, Pick-Up Sticks and Chapteh. The wall murals in each room are accompanied by explanations of each theme. On top of that, special custom-made Five Stones Pillows are placed on each bed for guests.
They believe in creating the personal touch, such as creating custom-designed Five Stones pillows for each guest to use as an extra pillow or back cushion and augmenting our designer wall murals with 3D elements.
Despite the boutique feel to its rooms, beds start at an affordable price of S$30 per night, allowing its guests to experience the authentic side of Singapore without busting their travel budgets. Although hostels are meant to be budget accommodations, at Five Stones Hostel, creature comforts are aplenty, with firm pillows, warm quilts and individual reading lights besides each bed. With top grade 8-inch orthopaedic and anti-dustmite spring mattresses, Five Stones Hostel prides itself on offering the best bedding among Singapore hostels.
To create the immersive backpacking experience, Five Stones Hostel offers its guests local meals, such as Nasi Lemak breakfasts on certain days of the week. More customized tours are also in the works, such as visits to hawker centres, public housing estates and nearby islands.
At Five Stones Hostel, they believe that the true enjoyment of travelling comes from meeting new people, learning about local cultures and experiencing situations that takes you out of your comfort zone.
Guests at Five Stones Hostel are also entitled to an exclusive deals and discounts scheme that entitles them to discounts at tourist attractions, spas and F&B outlets such as Duck Tours, Sentosa Luge, Mint Musuem and Feetpress.
They want their guests to get the best deals during their stay in Singapore, so they have gone the extra mile in pampering them with special deal. Five Stones Hostel welcomed its first guests in mid October 2011.
“Huayu Cool” may just be another tagline from the annual Speak Mandarin Campaign for some but a few Chinese music buffs have heeded the Government’s call to actively make Mandarin cool. Shuffle, a new bistro and bar that has just opened its doors in bustling Clarke Quay is attempting to do just that!
Driven by a gap in the local scene for ‘Live’ acoustic Mandarin performances, Shuffle sets out to bridge the gap between quiet music cafes and loud cabaret clubs that we have in the market right now. Not to be confused with the popular dance movement, Shuffle offers a relaxing brand of entertainment with daily performances by talented local artistes showcasing the ‘cool’ side of Mandarin through their radio-friendly renditions of both popular Chinese and English songs from Jay Chou to Bruno Mars.
The name Shuffle is derived from the ‘shuffle’ function on most music players where users can jumble the songs on their playlist. This mixture of Chinese and English music is the bilingual performance that Shuffle brings, reflecting the multi-faceted interests of music listeners here as a result of Singapore’s successful bilingual education system. Consumers should not be pigeon-holed into choosing either only English or Chinese music for their entertainment which is what is offered in most entertainment outlets in the market currently - Shuffle changes this.
Even though the programming is mostly in Mandarin, there is little to suggest that this is your conventional Chinese establishment. Those expecting a place playing Mandopop to fit the stigma of being an ‘uncool’ Chinese establishment will be pleasantly surprised by what Shuffle has to offer. The place is decidedly western with a local touch – its modern décor and fusion menu reflecting the vibrancy and bilingualism of our local Chinese community today.
Shuffle is a fully licensed bistro and bar serving up ice-cold imported beers like the popular Taiwanese Lychee beer and other delectable concoctions that go perfectly well with the music and interesting food offerings like the Spam & Carrot Cake.
Shuffle Bistro Bar – Shuffling up the ‘Live’ entertainment scene!
The TongKang Colonial Bar & Restaurant, proudly brought to you by the Creative Eateries Group, presents experiential dining on the last surviving pair of tongkangs (light boats for carrying goods) in Singapore. The two tongkangs, which used to ply the Singapore River in the 1960s are true bastions of Singapore’s rich maritime heritage, and have recently been returned to their former glory after receiving careful restoration amounting to over a million dollars.
The first of these two treasured tongkangs houses the TongKang Gin Bar, the first bar of its kind in Singapore to feature an extensive slew of gin-based drinks using classic brands as well as boutique, vintage and premium gins of the "New Gin Movement" such as Bulldog, Blackwood’s and No. 209. At the TongKang Gin Bar, drinks will be served with accompaniments of Kacang Puteh, an assortment of roasted nuts that were ubiquitously sold by Indian immigrants in the early days of Singapore.
The TongKang Colonial Restaurant on the second boat is where diners will enjoy exquisite colonial cuisine aboard this gem of a historic vessel. This distinctive cuisine has evolved from the potpourri of influences in Singapore’s earlier days when tongkangs were commonplace. The restaurant’s lunch menu, features colonial-inspired items like the Old English Lamb & Kidney Pie and hearty favourites like Oxtail Stew with Potatoes & Carrots. In the lazy afternoons, High Tea is served on tiered tea stands, presenting guests with an indulgence of flavoured teas, pies, scones and petit fours.
Dinner is where TongKang Colonial Restaurant’s special Roast Wagon serving slow-cooked Oven Roasted Black Angus Prime Rib takes centre stage. Meat Lovers will have their carnivorous cravings satisfied by the Roast Wagon, which also presents fine accompaniments of Yorkshire Pudding and roasted greens at a single price. The restaurant’s Ala Carte menu showcases a selection of colonial-inspired dishes such as Mulligatawny soup - a hallmark of Anglo-Indian cuisine, Hainanese Kurobuta Pork Rack and delectable desserts such as the Granny Smith Apple Tart and classic Bread and Butter Pudding.
Deriving from the rich culinary traditions of our immigrant forefathers, the colonial cuisine served by TongKang Colonial Bar & Restaurant is vibrant, varied and altogether unique. And now, guests can savour the distinctive character of this food together with the nostalgic elegance of the tongkangs.
Located at the new Marina Bay financial district, Akari is the newest entry to the vibrant Japanese dining scene in Singapore. Spread across 1,600 square feet at the ground plaza which sits above Marina Bay Link Mall, it has a view of the 2 auspiciously placed water buffalos which dominate the plaza area. The modern and cleanly designed restaurant is complemented by a cosy bar at the entrance devoted to serving Japanese sakes, shochus, whiskeys and cocktails. Adding a touch of tradition to the interior are the framed portraits of authentic Japanese wood cuts, a kimono obi as well as old sake pottery which provides an inviting and intimate setting that would appeal to the largely corporate diners.
Owner Andrew Tan, who also runs two other successful Japanese restaurants, Tomo Izakaya, at Clarke Quay and Esplanade Mall and two relatively new express Japanese outlets, Tori Tomo at Plaza Singapura and Tempura Bar at Clarke Quay in Singapore. At Akari, they present a more refined selection of Japanese food using authentic Japanese ingredients. They have also created a more relaxed atmosphere hence a semi-fine dining concept which we think will go down well with the corporate clientele.
Akari’s a la carte menu offers more than 70 items consisting of appetizers, salads, sashimi, braised, grilled, deep fried, sushi, rice, noodles, soup and desserts. A popular dish which has some coming back again and again is the Soki Tatsuta Age ($24) – Deep fried simmered tender pork soft rib-bone, the pork is well seasoned with just the right amount of crispiness on the outside while tender and moist inside. A must try is the Shishamo Arare Age An-Kake ($14) – a mixture of crispy and mushy textures as the fried flavourful smelts are coated with Japanese rice which is then deep fried to a crisp; the smelts sit in a sticky mixture of yuzu sauce and fish stock which lends it a refreshing flavour. For sashimi lovers, the Funamori Sashimi comes in a ship ($250 onwards) with 7-8 types of sashimi to serve 4. The dish requires a day’s advance order. Other recommendations include: the bestselling Wagyu Steak ($58) and the Aigamo Hourenso Salad ($18) – Simmered duck and spinach salad – a less common offering at Japanese restaurants.
The flavoured rice or takikomi gohan served at Akari is worth a mention. This comes with the bento set or the set meals (teishoku). The rice is steamed together with various seasonal ingredients which vary daily. These ingredients are lily bulb, perila leaf, mushrooms, sweet potato, soy bean, bean curd, ginkgo nut, water chestnut, bonito flakes and whatever seasonal ingredients are available.
With over 20 types of sakes to choose from, you will be spoilt for choice. Price ranges from $65 to $240 for 720 ml. Besides sake, Akari also carry a wide range of shochus, Japanese beer including premium beer brand, Umeinishiki from Ehime prefecture, its aromatic ale (334 ml, $18) is a perfect complement to red meat and sashimi. Other options include plum wines, red wines, white wines, champagne, spirits, mocktails and soft drinks.
Rough Gym aims to create in Singapore, a space where professional and sports Muay Thai can be brought to higher levels through discipline and nurturing by her dedicated trainers; a space where the essence and spirit of Muay Thai can be taught and shared.
No frills, no boutique gym concepts, no hidden costs or agendas. Rough Gym caters to training the serious fighter and also to the average person who just wants to keep fit while having fun! Come experience it all in an authentic Muay Thai gym setting.
The Hotel Fort Canning building is the result of the restoration of a former British Military structure.The military building was built in 1926 as the Administration Building of the British Far East Command HQ. The General-Officer-Commanding, Lieutenant-General Percival, had an office in this building. The building was occupied by the Japanese Military during the Occupation (1942-1945). The British Military took it back after the war and used it as part of the British Military Administration.
The building was taken over by the Singapore Armed Forces when Singapore became independent. In 1970, the building was used by the Singapore Command & Staff College (SCSC). In 1976, the SCSC moved out of the building, and it remained unoccupied until 1995, when it housed the Fort Canning Country Club. The Legends Fort Canning Park took over the premises in November 2002, and on 1 November 2010, it the restored heritage building re-opened as Hotel Fort Canning, the hotel wing of The Legends Fort Canning Park.
An urban oasis, the 86-room Hotel Fort Canning promises a unique sojourn. Presenting all of the amenities of a 5-star city-resort inclusive of state-of-the-art gym equipment by Techno-Gym, renowned Thai Spa operator - Thann; outstanding food & beverage outlets including Gattopardo Italian Grill & Pizza Bar by the Garibaldi Group of Restaurants; two full-sized swimming pools and extensive meeting facilities, Hotel Fort Canning epitomizes the concept "urban oasis meets heritage hotel".
Surrounded by the lush greenery of a historical park, this unique setting straddles not only the Orchard Road shopping belt, the Clarke Quay entertainment hub, but also the Central Business District, and the Civic District. All in all - a most coveted address.
Hotel Fort Canning’s location in a City Park is truly central – to one side is Orchard Road, the main shopping drag and the Champs Elysees of Singapore; to another is the Clarke Quay Entertainment Hub, where myriad bars and restaurants can be found; and yet on another side is the Museums & Civic District, with at least 4 major museums within walking distance!
Octapas Spanish Tapas Bar is the latest cool and sexy hotspot to hit Clarke Quay. Guests can expect to experience all things Spanish including a myriad of hot and cold tapas, traditional chilled Sangria, a la minute paellas and more. This authentic experience is topped off with live entertainment and energetic service from staff dressed in seductive red, complete with flowers in their hair and a welcoming smile.
Guests at Octapas have the best of both worlds - opt to sit al fresco by the riverside and watch the world sail by while leisurely picking on a wide variety of tapas or saunter into the inner sanctuary of Octapas. The interior showcases special high tables with marble tabletops and wrought-iron legs, warm intimate lighting as well as burnished orange walls and ceiling - creating an ambience perfect as a great chill-out spot. In the evenings, this is the place to capture the upbeat vibe of live entertainment which includes music featuring modern Spanish hits and contemporary numbers by the resident acoustic band, Ent-Marisol.
Tapas are bite-sized appetisers or finger food that can be served either chilled or hot. Spanish fare is characterised by generous use of olive oil, garlic, herbs and the freshest produce such as beef, chorizo sausages, chicken, vegetables as well as seafood. With the expert help of Spanish Chef Consultant Javier Lecumberri of San Sebastian, Spain, the menu at Octapas showcases an authentic range of tapas that will whet every appetite and entice any palate. A fan of Octapas and a personal friend of the owners, Chef Javier will be making regular visits to Singapore as a guest chef as well as play host to several Spanish promotions to be held at Octapas throughout the year.
The Chupitos Bar is Singapore's very first shooters bar. "Chupitos" simply means "little drinks" in Spanish, and that is what they specialize in. With over 200 one-of-a-kind shots, they guarantee that there will be something for everyone. Each shot will have a unique twist. Candy, fire, props and tricks are used to give their guests an experience to remember!
They have hot bartenders, nightly drink specials, challenges, and most importantly, a fun and inviting environment for you to unwind.
3C River Valley Road, The Cannery, Clarke Quay, #01-02B
Mexico is filled with a rich and diverse culinary tradition dated as far back even before its Spanish colonial days. The country's food culture is popularised by its many interesting cooking techniques, ingredients, tastes and of course fiery tequila cocktails. No wonder Mexican food has been hailed as hot, spicy, colourful, inspiring and exciting by many!
Got a thirst for zesty drink like Mexican cocktails? Muchos serves the famed Margarita in vast selection of Lime, Peach, Mango, Strawberry, Lychee or Blueberry flavours. Take your pick! Besides Margarita, you'll be thrilled by our skillful bartender who prepares your fresh glass of Sangria, Tequilas and International cocktails with their deft and confident moves. Muchos is simply the coolest place to chill out!
Hungry for a taste of Mexican cuisines? Muchos offers you a taste of Mexican exotic flavours with over 40 mouth-watering selection of snacks, starters, soups, salads and main courses. Be prepared to savour the distinctive flavours of Chilli Con Carne, Fish Vera Cruz and crunchy Nachos (beef or vegetarian). Tuck into our authentic and scrumptious Quesadillas, Enchiladas which are Mexican's typical savoury starters and snacks before the main meal. Or better still, tickle your taste buds with our fresh Burritos and Fajitas in your preferred choices of beef, chicken, crab meat or vegetarian. What's more, you can eat these in the truly Mexican way accompanied by guacamole, cheese sauce, salsa or sour cream. If you think that that's all we have in Muchos, you're missing out on too much. For a lesser Mexican palate, the restaurant also serves popular Western favourites such as Slow Braised Pork Ribs, Grilled Salmon, Braised Lamb Shanks, Orange Glazed Chicken, Grilled Jumbo Spicy Prawns and many more. You'll be truly spoilt for choice. Sheer indulgence!
A new live music venue, Se7en1nch is opening at Clarke Quay imminently, taking over the space of former tenant, the Caribbean-themed venue: Mama's Caribbean.
With rock n roll the primary theme, Se7en1nch will play music that covers all elements of rock, including psychedelic, high voltage metal, indie, funk, soul as well as progressive rock from leading international acts.
Se7en1nch is brought to us by the people behind Crazy Elephant - and according to owner Keef Ong, Se7en1nch will be a place that plays "an eclectic mix of thumping, upbeat music, with a focus on obscure bands".
Beer Market is a bar/restaurant based on the unique concept of the stock exchange. Drinks prices move up and down according to demand, creating an exciting atmosphere and interactive experience. Customers can look forward to price fluctuations that can mean either a very good offer for themselves, or determining the price of their next beer.
Enjoy a wide selection of the most popular and best selling alcoholic and non alcoholic beer locally and worldwide. Indulge in gastronomy delights from around the world mainly; Singapore, New York, London and Tokyo. Savor the music of Jack and Rai one of Singapore's favourite live band, playing at Beer Market. Catch EPL and Champions League action weekly and have your dosages of darts and pool.
The stock market theme first originated from Barcelona, became wildly popular in Europe and is now catching up around the world is brought to Singapore for the first time by Beer Market With the POS linked to our in-house system affectionately known as BeerTicker, up to the minute prices reflect actual demand of our beer and are reflected on TVs all over the bar. Get ready for market crashes, Prices increases when there is demand and drops when there is no orders after a specific time. The prices changes are designed to provide an innovative form of interactive club entertainment whereby customers determine the prices of their next beer. Get ready for market crashes and reverse trading
Block 3B, River Valley Road, #01-17 / 02-02 The Foundry @ Clark Quay
This bar, restaurant, fish market was Inspired by restaurateur Anthony Wong's visits to Fremantle WA. It has indoor seating, but the best place is on the airy alfresco verandah which overlooks Central and the occasional tourist bumboat. Head there during the evenings when it's cooler, or just after the rain. There's also a retail market which sells fresh and marinated seafood.
This riverside outdoor space has the classic open air wharf-side seafood feel. With its teak furniture setting, this is the perfect place to kick back for a relaxed seafood feast, Choose from NZ Snapper, NZ Gurnard, Barramundi or Shrimp. Or go for the classic seafood basket.
Meat lovers have a reason to celebrate as they can now enjoy Brazilian churrasco (barbecued meats on skewers) at Clarke Quay. From the land of samba and Mardi Gras, Senor Santos brings a slice of Brazilian life to diners who are feating at the restaurant. Experience authentic Brazilian food, sit back, relax and feel the samba beat. Satisfy your meat cravings with different cuts of meats grilled to perfection by their passadors (professional meat carvers). Beef lovers will love their different cuts of beef from tender and flavourful rump camp, hump, ribs to juice sirloin.
Other delightful must-tried are the tender and juice lamb leg and lamb fillet. White meat lovers can choose to have the tasty chicken or fish fillet. Other grill items include delicious cinnamon pineapple, focaccia and garlic bread. A wide spread of salads and pasta is available at the salad bar where you can help yourself continuously. Head to Senor Santos today and have your fill of meat and salads endlessly and eat to your heart's content.
Park Hotel Group's latest property, the Park Hotel Clarke Quay has opened in Singapore. Distinctive by its striking red-tiled roof and towers with spires, the 10-storey hotel is located by the historic Singapore River. DP Architects, who were behind Park Hotel Clarke Quay's unique design, were inspired by Singapore's Victorian-style architecture of the early 1800s. "The architecture of Park Hotel Clarke Quay presents a celebrative architecture that has its roots firmly planted in the history of Singapore. Yet at the same time, it conveys a sense of joy and pleasure of the life that is ever present along the Singapore River," said Mr Tai Lee Siang, Director of DP Architects. "While Clarke Quay is very vibrant at the street level, Park Hotel Clarke Quay brings back the romanticism to the skyline and a dreamlike quality with its turrets."
The light structural expression of the building mimics the cast-iron architecture of the colonial era. A clay roof topped by three spires crowns the modern yet ornate façade of the hotel. The 336 rooms and suites are designed with a view of the Singapore River, offering the comforts of modern living. Outside, slender pillars with balustrades artfully frame the windows.
Park Hotel Clarke Quay also features a swimming pool complete with pool bar, gym facilities and Spa Park Asia, offering an outdoor spa experience. From the pool deck, guests can enjoy the splendid architecture of Park Hotel Clarke Quay in full view.
Strategically located along Clemenceau Avenue / Unity Street, the hotel is just minutes away from Singapore's premier shopping belt, Orchard Road, as well as the Marina Bay shopping belt, and in close vicinity to the financial district and theatres. It is also within walking distance of heritage-rich Civic District and nightlife hub, Clarke Quay.
Park Hotel Clarke Quay is located at 1 Unity Street
Located in Clarke Quay fronting the Singapore River, the newly opened L'Entrepot Bistrot is the latest entrant to an array of well established restaurants owned by Esmirada Group of Restaurants. L'Entrepot Bistrot is a quaint eatery serving classic French food that charms with honest flavours.
Step into L'Entrepot Bistrot and you will feel transported to a local French bistro in Paris with its beautiful wine cellar, dark wood bistro tables and warm lighting. A perfect place to sit back and enjoy an authentic taste of regional French favourites. Pick your choice to dine in the cosy indoors or at the breezy al fresco area by the river.
Open: Mon-Thu, Sun 12pm-2pm, 6pm-10:30pm; Fri-Sat 12pm-2pm, 6pm-11:30pm
Located at: 3E River Valley Road, #01-02, Clarke Quay Tel: 6337 5585 Email: [email protected]
The WHOPPER® Bar is a bold new innovative restaurant concept that celebrates America's favorite burger, the WHOPPER® and it flame-grilly equity. Elevating the HAVE IT YOUR WAY® brand promise to new heights, the innovative WHOPPER® Bar restaurant embodies the power of personal choice by offering guests a customizable, premium and indulgent menu dedicated to the iconic WHOPPER® burger. The WHOPPER® Bar is a complete transformation of the traditional quick service restaurant with a modern, bar-like look and feel which complements the Clarke Quay night scene.
For more info, please email to [email protected] For reservations, please email to [email protected] Opening Hours: Mon, Tues & Thurs 5pm - 11pm. Wed, Fri & Sat 5pm - 1am. Join Borgata's mailing list to get their latest updates.
Borgata is located at Blc C, The Cannery, Clarke Quay
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