Areas we cover
$45 flat, islandwide — here's the ground truth for eight of Singapore's busiest night spots.
Clarke Quay 克拉码头
The riverside club strip — Zouk, Canvas, Chupitos, Highlander — runs till 4am, and by 1am the crowd has spilled off the dance floors and onto Read Bridge.
Boat Quay 驳船码头
A row of shophouse bars along the river — Circular Road's late-night regulars, Bar Bar Black Sheep's crowd, the after-work drinks that turn into last orders — keeps the five-foot way busy into the small hours.
Orchard 乌节路
Orchard Road's late crowd drifts between the Cuscaden Road bars, supper spots on Emerald Hill and Killiney Road, and the taxi queue that backs up outside ION well past midnight.
Marina Bay 滨海湾
Marina Bay Sands' rooftop and lounge scene, the CBD after-work crowd spilling out of Raffles Place, and the waterfront bars along the promenade keep Marina Bay loud well past 1am.
Tanjong Pagar 丹戎巴葛
The Korean BBQ and KTV strip along Tanjong Pagar Road runs loud and late, and as the private rooms empty out the crowd drifts over to Duxton Hill's wine bars for one more round.
Sentosa 圣淘沙
Tanjong Beach Club's last dance, the cove restaurants around Quayside Isle, and the beachfront bars keep Sentosa's south side going long after the causeway gantry lights start to feel very far away.
East Coast 东海岸
The seafood strip — Jumbo, Long Beach, the row of zi char spots facing the water — runs late on weekends, with beachside barbecue pits and bars keeping the car parks full past midnight.
Holland Village 荷兰村
Holland Village runs an all-day arc from brunch crowds at the cafes to a late bar scene along Lorong Mambong, with Wala Wala's regulars still going strong as the street empties out around them.