8 Best Budget Shopping Places in Singapore to Shop till You Drop

If you love shopping, Singapore is a must-visit destination. As one of the most vibrant shopping hubs in Asia, with hundreds of shopping centres, Singapore is a fashion paradise for millions of tourists who come not only to sightsee but also to shop for the latest fashion items.

Singapore caters to label lovers with numerous world-class brands, yet it also caters to budget-conscious customers by offering trendy items within their budgets. In Singapore, ‘budget’ doesn’t equate to out-of-fashion or low quality; you can easily find items that match your needs, preferences, and budgets.

So, where can budget-conscious shoppers truly enjoy shopping in Singapore? The eight most renowned budget shopping places [updated for 2025] suggested below are dedicated to offering a wide range of goods, from fashion clothing, handbags, shoes, and perfume to various souvenirs.

See also: 10 Best Malls in Singapore for an Ultimate Shopping Experience

See also: 10 Best Shopping Places in Bangkok for Cheap Clothes and More

Budget Shopping at Far East Plaza

Far East Plaza is a good friend of students and young adults. This shopping place makes those young people more beautiful without spending much money.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Fashion, fashion, and fashion: At Far East Plaza, you can find many shops selling fashionable and trendy clothing, footwear, and accessories. They offer all the latest and trendiest fashion items with a good mix of Korean-style, Hong Kong-style, vintage and retro apparel.
• Affordable shopping: The average prices of clothes there range between S$15 and S$30, and there are many daily sales with S$10 and below stuff.
• Numerous good beauty services are provided at wallet-friendly prices: Far East Plaza is home to many good beauty service stores, providing hair, nail, spa, and tattoo services. These stores are located between fashion shops and do not require a booking, so you can just walk in to engage a service.

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT FAR EAST PLAZA:

• Retail shops: There are about 600 stores, spreading from level 1 to level 5, with clothing, footwear, handbags, accessories, watches, cosmetics, beauty products, mobile phones, digital cameras, gaming consoles, books, art, medicinal products, gifts, and souvenirs.
• Bargaining is widely accepted: Bargaining is accepted at many stores for you to get your best deals.
• Stores on higher floors offer items at lower prices: Due to lower rent on higher storeys, these shops sell items at lower prices, compared with stores at level 1 or 2.
• Tasty food stores are available on level 5: You can find good food and drink shops on Level 5. Wasabi Tei Japanese Cuisine at #05-68 serves delectable sashimi and other Japanese dishes, while Hainanese Delicacy at #05-116 offers yummy chicken rice.

TRANSPORTATION:

• Buses: 5, 54, 105, 124, 128, 132, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 190, 518 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B09219)
• Nearest MRT station: Orchard MRT (NS22) (Walk 4 mins from Exit A2)

Budget Shopping at Bugis Street

Bugis Street is one of Singapore’s top shopping destinations, attracting a large number of shoppers. It offers the latest and trendiest fashions at affordable prices, and shoppers can enjoy an engaging street shopping experience here.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• A shopping paradise for fashionistas: Bugis Street has more than 600 shops, and most of them offer fashion clothing, shoes, and accessories. Fashionistas will certainly be impressed by the latest and trendiest items, updated almost every day.
• A true budget shopping place in Singapore: With wallet-friendly prices, Bugis Street has attracted a huge number of shopping lovers. With just S$10, you can get a nice casual wear. You can also buy watches, accessories, and souvenirs priced at S$5 or less.
• The largest and most exciting street-shopping destination in Singapore: Bugis Street offers shoppers and visitors an exciting street-shopping experience. Colourful products are displayed at plenty of shops along small alleys, hum voices from the crowd, and the aroma from food and drink stores will excite you.

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT BUGIS STREET:

• Fashionable apparel and accessories are available all over the 3-storey building of Bugis Street: Fashion shops at Bugis Street are located in no order, so that you can find tops, bottoms, dresses, office wear, menswear, swimwear, sportswear, bags, shoes, watches, wallets, lingerie, and accessories on all 3 levels.
• Bargaining is accepted at some stores. While many stores follow a fixed-price policy, some offer products at negotiable prices so that you can negotiate.
• K.Street (Korean-themed Street) on level 2: If you are a fan of K-pop or Korean products, you should visit K Street on the second floor. Korean-style clothing, Korean cosmetics, and even Korean tidbits are selling on this “street.”
• In addition to shopping, Bugis Street offers a range of services, including nail, tattoo, and hair and beauty services, at reasonable, competitive prices.

TIP: Don’t get overwhelmed and buy everything at the first shop; you may find the same items at lower prices elsewhere.

LOCATION: Bugis Street Shops are in the heart of Bugis, opposite Bugis Junction and close to Bugis+ Shopping Centre, Fu Lu Shou Complex, and Kwan Im Temple.

TRANSPORTATION:

• Buses: Bus 7, 12, 63, 80, 175, 197, 851, 960, 980, and NR7 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B01112)
• Nearest MRT station: Bugis MRT (EW12) (Walk 2 mins from Exit C)

Budget Shopping at Lucky Plaza

Lucky Plaza is an iconic shopping centre on Orchard Road, Singapore’s central shopping district. This shopping mall has long been recognised as one of the most popular destinations for budget-conscious shoppers, offering a wide range of products at affordable prices.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• A place to buy cheap stuff on Singapore’s most luxurious street: While most of the shopping centres on Orchard Road sell high-end products to wealthy customers, Lucky Plaza is the only mall catering to budget shoppers. Casual clothing, simple accessories, sunglasses, low-end watches, sweets and chocolates, souvenirs, used books, and medicated oil products are always on sale.
• All sorts of perfumes are available at low prices: The same brands, but perfumes at Lucky Plaza have lower prices compared with other shopping centres. Lucky Plaza’s perfume stores also sell branded perfumes in sample sizes. If you want to try out different kinds of perfumes, Lucky Plaza could be your ideal choice.
• One of the last few old shopping malls in Singapore: Shopping at Lucky Plaza, you may not be pleased with its “messy-floor-plan” and low-quality facilities, but these things will give you an experience of Singapore shopping centres in the old days. It would be fun to explore and find out stores in unusual locations in this over 30-year-old building.

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT LUCKY PLAZA:

• Retail shops: There are about 500 stores across the Basement to Level 6, offering apparel, accessories, perfumes, beauty products, souvenirs, confectionery, jewellery, stationery, sports equipment, consumer electronics, books, medicinal products, and decorative items.
• Buying electronics products is not recommended: Lucky Plaza is a good place for buying casual clothing, simple accessories, sunglasses, low-end watches, sweets and chocolates, souvenirs, used books, and medicated oil products, but it is not recommended to buy stuff like mobile phones, digital cameras, gaming consoles and MP3 players there. You can visit these 7 places to buy consumer electronics.
• Always ask the total price before making a purchase: Some shopkeepers do not tell customers the final price – the price that may include GST or other fees at the first time asked; hence, checking the price and any hidden fees carefully should be done.
• Bargaining: Many stores accept bargaining, so you can always try to secure the best deal.
• Avoid visiting the mall on weekends if you don’t like crowds: Lucky Plaza is a familiar place for domestic workers to gather and hang out, especially on Sunday.

TRANSPORTATION:

• Buses: Bus 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N, 6N, 7, 14, 14E, 16, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, and 5 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B09048)
• Nearest MRT station: Orchard MRT (NS22) (Walk 2 mins from Exit D)

Budget Shopping at Mustafa Centre

Being well known as one of the biggest and most reasonable shopping destinations in Singapore, Mustafa Centre is a favorite place for many tourists and local residents. This shopping centre opens 24 hours per day and offers all kinds of products.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• All kinds of products are offered at the cheapest prices: Mustafa Centre’s prices are always competitive. As such, Mustafa Centre purchases products in extremely large quantities to get lower prices so as to pass the saving to its customers.
• You can buy almost anything at Mustafa Centre: Visiting Mustafa Centre, shoppers will be amazed at its huge selection of goods, including jewellery, gold and silver, consumer electronics, fashions, shoes, watches, cosmetics, perfumes, toiletries, medicinal products, household items, stationery, furniture, hardware, books, CDs, DVDs, groceries, confectioneries souvenirs and many other types of products.
• The only 24-hour shopping centre in Singapore: It is the story of a very big shopping centre opening 24 hours per day and 365 days per year, not the story of common 24/7 convenient stores. While hundreds of Singapore shopping centres sleep at night, Mustafa Centre opens to cater for late-night shoppers and that is one of the reasons people love it.

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT MUSTAFA CENTRE: With the combined shopping space of 400,000 square feet within the 6-storey building, it is not easy to find stuff without knowing their locations. Below is a quick guide to help you find everyday products.

• Level 1: You can shop for gold, silver, jewellery, watches, mobile phones, cameras, gadgets, handheld accessories, CDs, VCDs, DVDs, medical equipment, medicinal items, perfumes, cosmetics, toiletries, sunglasses, electrical stuff, and many more in the level 1 stores.
• Level 2: This level displays food items such as dried foods, grains, spices, and herbs, with a strong emphasis on Indian spices and herbs. You can also purchase sweets and chocolate, as well as Singapore souvenirs, silk, household items, children’s clothing, baby items, and more.
• Level 3: This level offers interior equipment such as kitchenware, cutlery, bed sheets, blankets, curtains and decorating stuff
• Level 4: This level houses furniture, hardware, DIY items, books, and stationery.
• Basement 1 & 2: All sorts of fashion from menswear, women’s wear, office wear, and sportswear to shoes, bags and accessories are sold here. Luggage, sports equipment, and home appliances are also available at these two levels.

NOTES:

• Mustafa Centre applies a fixed-price policy, so bargaining is not applicable there.
• It is very crowded, especially on weekends, so be careful with your belongings.
• If you bring your children there, please supervise them, as they may get lost easily.

TIP: Visit the Mustafa Centre in the early morning to avoid crowds

LOCATION: Located at 145 Syed Alwi Road – the heart of Little India, near Serangoon Plaza and City Square Mall

HOW TO GET THERE:

• Buses: 21, 125 and 130 (Walk 4 mins from bus stop B07231)
• Nearest MRT station: Farrer Park MRT (NE8) (Walk 3 mins from Exit G)

Peach Blossom Restaurant

A breathtaking setting in the Marina Mandarin, combined with delectable preparations of the finest Cantonese cuisine, Peach Blossoms continues to impress new and loyal customers with no effort. Opening their doors over 30 years ago, Peach Blossoms is one of the most established and renowned Cantonese restaurants in Singapore.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• A la cart dim sum buffet available 7 days a week: Not just for weekend, Peach Blossoms’s dim sum buffet with more than 50 different options is there to be enjoyed any day of the week.
• Affordable and value for money buffet: With the prices of $55 (weekdays) and $65 (weekend), what we have at Peach Blossoms is more wallet-friendly than at some others of the same category. You will agree soon when you look at the limited serving section of Peach Blossoms’s menu where dishes like Baked Lobster with Cheese, Whole Abalone and Wonton in Superior Broth, Braised Shark’s Fin Soup with Crab Meat and Pan-fried Foie Gras with Smoked Duck served on Mantou are included in.
• Dining with a view: Revamped oriental vibes, with wooden panels lining the massive windows overlooking the city really adds the cherry on-top of the perfect Chinese dining experience.

MUST-TRIES:

• Steamed Shanghai Pork Dumpling
• Steamed Prawn Dumpling
• Steamed Honey Glazed Pork Bun
• Xiao Long Bao.
• Baked Lobster with Cheese
• Whole Abalone and Wonton in Superior Broth
• Deep-fried Prawns with Wasabi Mayonnaise

Summer Palace Restaurant @ Conrad Singapore Orchard

Spreading its finest aromas in the heart of the Conrad Singapore Orchard hotel, Summer Palace Restaurant is a one-of-a-kind Chinese restaurant serving the most exquisite Cantonese-inspired dishes, prepared by two renowned Hong Kong chefs.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Seasonally created eclectic dim sum variations: Besides the classic dim sum available for daily lunch, there are new dim sum variations created every season to keep things exciting. Tying in fresh seasonal ingredients and new bold flavors, the dim sum will never disappoint.
• Wallet-friendly dim sum brunch: Come with a group of at least 4 diners and enjoy the exceptional quality dim sum along with the restaurant’s most-loved dishes like Suckling Pig, Roasted Duck, and Honey-barbecued Pork at $75 per pax. The food selection is not as wide as it is at other dim sum brunches in town, but the beautiful taste and wallet-friendly price are more than enough to make up for the space.
• Michelin-star restaurant for a world-class dining experience: Highly acclaimed by global food critics, Summer Palace restaurant easily takes a spot on this list as one of the most recognized Chinese restaurants in Singapore. Savor the tantalizing award-winning dishes in an eye-opening setting that will leave you hungry for more.

MUST-TRIES:

• Steamed Prawn Dumplings with Bird’s Nest
• Steamed Pork Dumplings with Dried Scallops
• Crispy Fried Prawns with Wasabi Sauce
• BBQ pork bun

LOOK & FEEL: Featuring ornate wooden carvings, eye-catching Chinese decor, and floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking luscious views, Summer Palace provides the ideal ambiance for an intimate dining experience. 

AVERAGE PRICE/PAX: 75$++ dim sum brunch buffet, a minimum of 4 diners.

Yan Ting Restaurant @ The St. Regis Singapore

For a luxurious fine dining experience and succulent dim sum plates, Yan Ting is your go-to spot. Nestled in the extravagant St. Regis of Singapore, Yan Ting boasts class and sophistication, but remains faithful to their traditional Cantonese recipes.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Fancy dim sum: Expect super fine dim sum creations with a fancy touch like Steamed crystal shrimp dumpling with Chinese olive and squid ink, and Steamed pork and shrimp dumpling with black truffle.
• All-you-can-eat weekend dim sum brunch with over 80 different dishes: Called dim sum buffet but the food selection goes beyond just dim sum. The huge menu includes a long list of Cantonese favorites where dishes like Wok-baked Boston lobster with XO sauce, double-boiled fish maw soup with black garlic, and Pan-fried Scallops with Corn in Teriyaki Sauce make all diners satisfied.
• Endless flow of champagne to go with dim sum: Those who want to enjoy more on that special occasion can spend a bit more ($188 per pax) to have an endless flow of all alcohol and non-alcohol drinks complemented your feast. And of course, champagne is on the drink list.

MUST-TRIES:

• Deep-fried Scallops and Shrimp Dumpling with Mayonnaise
• Steamed Pork and Shrimp Dumpling with Black Truffles
• Steamed Vegetables Dumpling with Shrimp and Conpoy
• Steamed Salted Egg Yolk Bun
• Xiao Long Bao
• Oven-Baked Barbecued ‘Char Siew’ Pastry with Almonds

ATMOSPHERE:  With semi-private booths, delicate floral wall art, ambient lighting, and a sleek modern touch, dining at Yan Ting will make you feel like royalty. Sit back and relax in the intimate atmosphere, and allow the 5-star service and food quality to amaze you.

BUFFET PRICES PER PAX:

• 138.00 per person including tea
• 188.00 per person including tea, wines, and beer
• 208.00 per person including tea, wines, beer, and champagne

Asia Grand Restaurant @ Fairmont Singapore

A well-loved Chinese restaurant in Singapore, Asia Grand Restaurant serves incredibly tasty dim sum at affordable prices. The restaurant excels at providing swift and friendly service and never fails to prepare scrumptious meals to satisfy your cravings.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Dim sum dishes at wallet-friendly prices: Asia Grand Restaurant offers a wide selection of traditional dim sum dishes, most of which are priced at $8.80. These little beauties are served with a special appetizer, assorted pickled capsicum and cucumber with fishcakes.
• A dim sum place for casual dinners, group events, and business lunches: With large enough seating areas to fit groups of up to 15 people, this is the ideal spot for a business lunch with colleagues, or a casual birthday with family and friends. Call in advance to reserve a table large enough for your group.

MUST-TRIES:

• Fresh Prawn
• Scallop
• Hakaw
• Roasted Pork
• Siew Mai
• Ham Sui Kok

MENU & PRICES: The restaurant’s a la carte dim sum menu boasts over 20 dim sum items and 10 appetizers. Dim sum prices range from S$7.80 to S$14.80, while appetizers are priced between S$13 to S$20 per dish.

ATMOSPHERE:  Asia Grand Restaurant welcomes you with a laid-back yet bustling setting, with modest and simple decor to prevent any distractions from the main attraction – the scrumptious food!

The Cathay Cineplex at Dhoby Ghaut Review

Being a part of Cathay Organisation, Cathay Cineplex is a must for those who love to watch movies in DhobyGhaut and Somerset area. All the cinema halls are located on level 5 and 6 of the iconic building The Cathay which also houses The Cathay Gallery showcasing the building history and featuring Cathay Organisation development milestones.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Enjoying movies on big screen at The Grand Cathay, the biggest cinema hall at The Cathay Cineplex
• Operating until late night everyday
• Spacious and clean cinema halls
• The Picturehouse cinema: a place of choice for watching art-house and award-winning movies, as well as featured local films

MOVIE TICKET PRICES:

• S$9.00/movie on weekdays, S$13.00/movie on weekends and public holidays
• There are discounts for students, senior citizens, and UOB/Amex card holders.

MOVIE SHOW TIMES:

• Weekdays: 12:00 to 00:00
• Weekends & PHs: 12:00 to 02:00

BOOKING: Have it done online here.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 64, 65, 139, 587, 590, 598, NR6 and NR7 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B08058)
• Nearest MRT Station: Dhoby Ghaut MRT (NS24) (Walk 2 mins from Exit A)

Shaw Theatres Lido Review

Shaw Theatres Lido, part of Shaw Organization – the longest cinema chain operator in the island city, is located right at the heart of Orchard. Utilizing latest and state-of-the-art movie technology, this 11-screen cineplex offers moviegoers wonderful movie experience.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• The super crystal-clear images, excellent digital sound system, and comfy leather seats at Shaw Lido IMAX hall
• Spacious seats with ample leg room
• A great place to enjoy IMAX and 3D movies
• Beautiful contemporary-themed interior design with classy look-and-feel providing a warm and relaxing movie atmosphere
• Its waiting lounge with a lovely view of Orchard shopping streets

MOVIE TICKET PRICES:

• 2D movies: S$8.50/movie on weekdays, S$12.00/movie on weekends and public holidays
• 3D movies: S$11.00/movie on weekdays, S$14.00/movie on weekends and public holidays
• IMAX movies: S$17.00/movie on weekdays, S$22.00/movie on weekends and public holidays
• There are discounts for students and senior citizens.

MOVIE SHOW TIMES:

• Weekdays: 10:00 to 21:30
• Weekends & PHs: 10:00 to 01:00

BOOKING: Have it done online here.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 7, 36, 77, 105, 106, 111, 123, 132, 174, 174E, 502, 502A and NR8 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B09179)
• Nearest MRT station: Orchard MRT (NS22) (Walk 2 mins from Exit E)

Golden Village VivoCity Review

Golden Village VivoCity is renowned as the best multiplex of Golden Village chain which is the largest cinema operator in Singapore providing moviegoers more choice, comfort and convenience at its cinemas. Golden Village VivoCity features 15 cinema halls including 3 Gold Class halls and GV Max hall, all of which are equipped with top-notch audio and visual systems.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Its huge cinema hall GV Max with a 22.4-metre wide screen was once the widest cinema screen in Asia
• Spacious and clean cinema halls with comfortable seats
• Many classic films exclusively shown at Golden Village
• Professional and friendly service staff
• Its location at VivoCity which enables moviegoers to enjoy other leisure activities such as shopping and dining before or after movie time

MOVIE TICKET PRICES:

• Standard cinemas: S$8.50/movie on weekdays, S$12.50/movie on weekends and public holidays
• GV Max Dolby Atmos: S$10.50/movie on weekdays, S$14.50/movie on weekends and public holidays
• Gold Class: S$29.00/movie on weekdays, S$39.00/movie on weekends and public holidays

MOVIE SHOW TIMES:

• Weekdays: 11:00 to 22:00
• Weekends & PHs: 10:00 to 00:30

BOOKING: Have it done online here.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 10, 30, 30E, 57, 61, 65, 80, 97, 97E, 100, 131, 143, 145, 166 and 8 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B14141)
• Nearest MRT station: HarbourFront MRT (NE1) (Walk 2 mins from Exit C)

Cathay Cineplex Cineleisure Orchard (Closed)

Nestled at the top levels of Cathay Cineleisure Orchard building, Cathay Cineplex Cineleisure Orchard is one of the biggest cinemas in Singapore.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Plenty of movie options, including all the latest blockbusters, to choose from daily.
• Operating until midnight on weekdays and 02:00am on weekends.
• Welcoming and enjoyable ambience
• Nice location at the most exciting youth entertainment hub
• Cinema hall 3 designed exclusively for couples

MOVIE TICKET PRICES:

• S$9.00/movie on weekdays, S$13.00/movie on weekends and public holidays
• There are discounts for students, senior citizens, and UOB/Amex card holders.

MOVIE SHOW TIMES:

• Weekdays: 12:00 to 00:00
• Weekends & PHs: 12:00 to 02:00

BOOKING: Have it done online.

NOTES:

• It is recommended buying tickets at level 5 as there are more counters and less queues.
• There is also a ticket booth in the basement, near the food court.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 36, 77, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 174E, 190 and 51 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B09037)
• Nearest MRT station: Somerset MRT (NS23) (Walk 3 mins from Exit B)

Kwong Satay Review

Introduced in the “Yummy King” show of Mediacorp TV food program, and featured in The Straits Times newspaper, Kwong Satay at Geylang is a well-known satay stall in the island city. Its signature dish, pork belly satay is a must-try dish for all satay fans.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• The mouth-watering pork belly satay
• Peranakan Satay sauce style
• Lively and vibrant surroundings

SATAY PRICES:

• S$0.40 cents per stick for pork satay or chicken satay
• S$0.50 cents per stick of for mutton satay
• S$1 per stick for pork belly satay
• Ketupat (rice cake) costs 50 cents each
• Minimum order: 10 sticks

SATAY ON OFFER: Pork, pork belly, chicken, and mutton

NOTES:

• Kwong Satay also supplies satay (raw satay or cooked satay) for BBQ and private parties.
• You can also try Hokkien mee dish from the famous Swee Guan Hokkien Mee when you are at Sing Lian Eating House.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 2, 13, 21, 26, 40, 51, 67, 853# and NR7 (Walk 1 minute from bus stop B81029)
• Nearest MRT station: Aljunied MRT (EW9) (Walk 6 minutes from Exit A)

Haron Satay Review

Located at East Coast Lagoon Food Village, a relaxing spot at East Coast Park, Haron Satay is also known as Haron 30 Satay, a favourite destination to enjoy Malaysian Muslim-style satay of many Singaporeans. Its satay is always grilled to perfection making its meat very tender and juicy.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Consistent satay quality
• Efficient staff and fast service
• Surrounded by a long sandy beach and greenery trees to provide diners pleasurable and enjoyable ambience
• Generous amount of meat in each satay stick

SATAY PRICES: S$60 per stick, the minimum order is 10 sticks.

SATAY ON OFFER: Chicken, beef, and mutton

NOTES:

• Among numerous satay stalls at East Coast Lagoon Food Village, Haron Satay is the standout.
• Besides satay, Haron Satay also offers BBQ chicken wings.

HOW TO GET THERE:

• Buses: 401 (Walk 3 mins from bus stop B93151)
• Nearest MRT station: Bedok MRT (EW5)

Chuan Kee Satay Review

If you are a satay lover, pay a visit to Chuan Kee Satay to try its pork satay which is probably the best pork satay in Singapore. Started as a family business in the 1970s, this food stall has served yummy traditional Hainanese satay for almost 50 years and it is now run by an elderly couple.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Its pork satay, a nice combination of succulent pork meat and fat, flavorful spices, and tasty peanut and pineapple gravy
• Chuan Kee Satay is well located at the famous Old Airport Road food centre.
• Reasonable prices

SATAY PRICES: S$0.40 to S$0.50 per stick. The minimum order is 10 sticks.

SATAY ON OFFER: Pork, chicken, and mutton

NOTES:

• There is usually a long queue at this satay stall.
• Satay meat pieces at Chuan Kee are smaller than its counterparts’.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 10, 16, 30, 30E, 31, 32, and 33 (Walk 2 minutes from bus stop B81171)
• Nearest MRT station: Dakota MRT (CC8) (Walk 3 minutes from Dakota MRT (CC8))

Chomp Chomp Satay Review

Chomp Chomp food centre is famous for delicious versions of numerous local dishes, especially satay, it is praised as one of the best satays in Singapore.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• The satay is well marinated and juicy, and the peanut sauce is thick, sweet, and not too spicy.
• Besides satay, diners can enjoy other yummy Singapore street food like Hokkien mee, fried oyster, carrot cake, and BBQ stingray.
• A good place for late dining

SATAY ON OFFER: Pork, chicken, beef, mutton

NOTE: The ventilation system at Chomp Chomp food centre is not so well maintained, be prepared that it would be hot there.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 73, 136, 315, 317
• Nearest MRT station: Lorong Chuan MRT (CC14) (Walk 21 minutes from Exit A)

5 Best Frog Porridge to Enjoy in Singapore

When the temperature cools down or it starts raining, it is time to have frog porridge, a simple yet really tasty and unforgettable dish in Singapore. Frog porridge restaurants and hawkers are open from evening to over midnight. A hot pot of porridge for dinner or supper will warm up one’s enthusiasm at the end of the day.

Coming to Singapore, you may find the list below necessary for your reference because a trip to Singapore will be uncompleted without having frog porridge.

See also: The 5 Best Satay in Singapore

Lau Pa Sat Satay Review

Originally built as a wet market in the 19^th century, Lau Pa Sat has been converted into a hawker centre where both local and Asian foods are sold. Located in Singapore’s Central Business District, Lau Pa Sat is always busy with the crowds of office workers at lunchtime. At night, a satay street is rapidly set up at the outdoor area of the food market, adding more bustle to the place.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• The satay street of Singapore with more than 10 satay stalls: Lau Pa Sat satay street, an outdoor dining area belonging to Lau Pa Sat Festival Market, is the only satay street in Singapore. It only wakes up after dark, from 19:00 onwards, and lives energetically until the leave of the last diners. Its satay stalls provide diners with skewers of chicken, lamb, beef, and pork from Chinese to Muslim style. Among those, stalls # 7, # 8 and # 10 are the standouts.
• Lively street dining experience: As the city lights up, the bustling atmosphere is started with swift setups of folding tables, plastic chairs, and the starting of charcoal fires. The barbecue smoke carrying the irresistible aroma of the satay reveals the readiness of Singapore style barbeque party. Enthusiastic crowds will quickly fill up the place to make this nightspot one of Singapore’s most exciting street dining places to savor the best satay with cold beer.
• Convenient location: Lau Pa Sat is located right at the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District and within walking distance from Raffles Place MRT station.

WHAT ELSE CAN BE FOUND THERE?
Lau Pa Sat satay street is a food street in a food market with various kinds of food choices. Besides satay, diners can find most of the Asian favorites from Chinese, Malaysian, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Filipino, Indian, and Korean food stalls there. Those foods have decent quality with food court prices.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 10, 10E, 57, 70, 97, 97E, 100, 107, 130, 131, 162, 186, 196, 196E, 75, 167, 700, 970, NR1, NR6
• Nearest MRT Station: Raffles Place (5-minute walk)

G7 Sinma Live Seafood Restaurant Review

G7 Sinma Live Seafood Restaurant is well-known for serving delicious frog porridge and crab dishes. Nice foods and a spacious dining area are what make this restaurant a favorite place for family outings and friend gatherings.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Its extensive menu with plenty of tasty options like frog porridge, chilli crab and salted egg crab
• Relaxing and casual ambience
• Operating until 3am everyday
• Easy parking at the nearby multi-storey car park

FOOD: Besides the famous frog porridge, this restaurant offers a wide selection of Chinese dishes including seafood, pork, chicken, beef, vegetable and soup dishes.

RECOMMENDED DISHES:

• Dried chilli frog porridge
• Ginger and spring onion frog porridge
• Chilli crab
• Salted egg crab
• Marmite chicken

AMBIENCE: G7 Sinma Live Seafood Restaurant is a humble Chinese restaurant, providing diners with a friendly and sociable environment. It has two storeys; the second storey has air-conditioners and small rooms that are suitable for private get-togethers.

AVERAGE PRICE/PAX: S$10

NOTES:

• It is always crowded on weekend nights.
• Service is inconsistent.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 2, 7, 11, 12, 13, 21, 26, 31, 32, 33, 51, 62, 63, 67, 80, 100 and 197 (Walk 3 mins from bus stop B80051)
• Nearest MRT station: Kallang MRT (EW10) (Walk 5 mins from Exit A)

Tiong Shian Porridge Center Review

Tiong Shian Porridge Centre is one of the favorite eating places in Chinatown, serving diners delectable porridge and popular local side dishes such as raw fish, braised beancurd, oyster sauce vegetables, BBQ chicken wings, and satay.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Its wide choice of porridge dishes including the famous frog porridge, pork porridge, fish porridge, chicken porridge, cuttlefish porridge, and century egg porridge.
• Food is served in larger portions compared to its counterparts.
• Its long operating hours from 08:00 to 04:00 make it a convenient food venue for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even supper.

RECOMMENDED DISHES:

• Dried chilli frog with porridge
• Ginger and spring onion frog with porridge
• Pork porridge
• Raw fish
• Braised beancurd

PRICES:

• Plain porridge: S$0.60 each small bowl
• Kung Pao frog claypot: S$8.00
• Ginger and onion frog claypot: S$8.00
• Other porridge dishes: S$4.00
• Raw fish: S$3.90

AMBIENCE: Tiong Shian Porridge Centre is a simple, medium size coffee shop. It has around 40 tables with half of them placed on the pavement, offering customers an airy and interesting dining environment.

NOTES:

• Its waiters/waitresses do not take order at your table. You have to go to the cashier counter to place an order.
• The place is always packed during dinner and super time.
• It is quite difficult to find a parking lot near Tiong Shian Porridge Centre.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 2, 12, 33, 54, 63, 124, 143, 147, 190, 851, 961, 961#, 970 and CT1 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B05039)
• Nearest MRT station: Chinatown MRT (NE4) (Walk 2 mins from Exit B)

Lion City Frog Porridge Review

Besides Eminent Frog Porridge, Lion City Frog Porridge is another popular place for having frog porridge at Geylang area. Many foodies have praised its frog porridge as one of the best ones in Singapore.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Its signature dish, Kung Pao frog porridge, a combination of smooth porridge, succulent frog meat, and thick and sweet Kung Pao sauce.
• Lively and vibrant surroundings
• Late dining spot that opens until 03:00 everyday

RECOMMENDED DISHES:

• Frog with dried chili (kung pao)
• Frog with ginger and spring onion
• Fried baby cabbage

PRICES:

• Frog meat: S$8 for 1 frog, S$16 for 2 frogs, and S$22 for 3 frogs
• Frog porridge: S$2 for a small claypot, and S$4 for a big claypot

LOOK & FEEL: Lion City Frog Porridge is a small food stall nestled inside a coffee shop. The place does not have air-conditioner, so the atmosphere is quite hot.

NOTE: The place is noisy when it is crowded.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 2, 13, 21, 26, 51, 62, 63, 67, 80, 100, 158, 853# and NR7 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B80069)
• Nearest MRT station: Kallang MRT (EW10) (Walk 8 mins from Exit A)

Eminent Frog Porridge Review

Located in Geylang, a well-known district for late-night dining, Eminent Frog Porridge is a favorite place for late-night diners, especially frog porridge lovers. This eatery is famous for offering tasteful frog porridge dishes at reasonable prices.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Delicious frog porridge which is hot, soft, and not too watery, complementing the well-marinated and juicy frog meat perfectly.
• Efficient and fast service
• Till-late opening hours (03:00) make it an ideal venue for late-night dining.

RECOMMENDED DISHES:

• Frog with dried chili (kung bao)
• Frog with ginger and spring onion
• Frog with garlic and white pepper
• Fried crispy frog
• Vegetables with oyster sauce

PRICES:

• A big pot of porridge: S$4
• 1 frog: From S$8 to S$13
• 4 frogs: S$22
• Buy 2 (frogs) get 1 free: S$16

AMBIENCE: Eminent Frog Porridge is a coffee-shop-style eatery place, providing customers with casual eating ambience. It is quite noisy when getting crowded.

NOTES:

• Besides frog porridge, Eminent Frog Porridge also serves Chinese zi char dishes.
• The place is often packed, so you may need to wait for about 10 to15 minutes to get a table.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 2, 13, 21, 26, 51, 62, 63, 67, 80, 100, 158, 853# and NR7 (Walk 3 mins from bus stop B80089)
• Nearest MRT station: Aljunied MRT (EW9) (Walk 8 mins from Exit A)

Red House Seafood Restaurant

Red House Seafood has forged a loyal following for its great food and welcoming atmosphere since 1976. This restaurant always offers the best seafood dishes with the freshest supplies from all over the world, including abalone from Australia, mud crab from Sri Lanka, and geoduck from Canada.

For locals, Red House is one of the best seafood restaurants for family reunions, business meetings, or romantic dinners.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• A sweet sauce version of chilli crab: Red House’s chilli gravy is sweet rather than savoury and this luscious sauce goes well with crab meat and deep-fried mantou. The restaurant’s less spicy crab dishes are ideal for when you want something new for your palates rather than something classic.
• Comfortable ambience for all kinds of gatherings: Red House Seafood has an unpretentious atmosphere where everyone can find their own ‘comfort zone’ for their seafood feast. The restaurant at Grand Copthorne has seven private rooms that are the perfect choice for business meetings or family gatherings.

MUST-TRIES: Diners at Red House Seafood are impressed not only by the chili crab but also by many other seafood dishes. Here is a list of recommended dishes for a perfect seafood meal.

• Garlic Bamboo Clams
• Fried Prawns
• BBQ Sotong & Jellyfish
• Codfish with Teriyaki Sauce
• Black pepper crabs
• Salted egg yolk crab
• Lobster in creamy custard sauce

NOTES:

• It is always worth calling ahead to make a booking.
• The peanuts and wet towels served upon arrival are not complimentary.
• Be prepared that your hands will get messy with the sauces.

ALL LOCATIONS:

@ Grand Copthorne
Address: 392 Havelock Road Level 2 Grand Copthorne Waterfront Singapore 169663
Tel: +65 6735 7666
Opening hours: Daily 12:00 – 14:30, 17:30 – 22:00

@ Esplanade
Address:8 Raffles Avenue #01-14/16 Esplanade Singapore 039802
Tel: +65 6336 6080
Opening hours: Daily 12:00 – 14:30, 17:30 – 22:00

JUMBO Seafood Restaurant

JUMBO Seafood, renowned for its live seafood prepared in Singaporean style, has over twenty years of experience in satisfying local and international foodies.

The restaurant prides itself on continuously creating distinctive menu items to cater to different tastes. One of JUMBO’s award-winning dishes is the highly recommended chili crab, which has won over many locals.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Classic chilli crab: The defining factor of the style and taste of chilli crab at a seafood restaurant is undoubtedly the chilli sauce. Jumbo’s chilli sauce, which is thick, sweet, and slightly spicy, lives up to its reputation as a classic version. Compared to other chilli crab dishes, Jumbo’s sauce is relatively mild in spiciness, making it a great choice for those with Western palates.
• In a classy ambience: The top-notch chilli crab at Jumbo Seafood is sure to make passersby envious. Located by the riverside in Boat Quay, the restaurant offers stunning views of the Singapore River and its mix of old port structures and modern skyscrapers. Outdoor seating provides a perfect spot to take in the iridescent reflections on the water, the twakow boats, and the stylish patrons. For a more comfortable dining experience, the air-conditioned interior is a great option.

RECOMMENDED DISHES: Jumbo is famous for its delicious seafood but it does not mean that meat and vegetable dishes are not worth a try. The below list carries the restaurant’s dishes, highly recommended by many local and international foodies.

• Black pepper crab
• Herbal drunken live prawns
• Cereal prawn
• Salted egg prawn
• Fried rice with diced chicken and salted fish
• Steamed bamboo clam
• Chilled shredded roast duck salad
• Sambal kangkong
• Mango desserts

• Reservations are recommended since Jumbo Seafood is always packed out during dinnertime.
• The peanuts, wet towels, and tea served upon arrival are not complimentary. If you do not want them, tell the staff to remove them from your table.
• Don’t forget to check the size of your crab and the cost per kilo before ordering.
• Be prepared that your hands will get messy with the sauces. Don’t worry! The restaurant provides a water bowl with lime for each table and big sinks nearby your seat for you to clean your hands.

ALL LOCATIONS:
@ The Riverwalk
Address: 20 Upper Circular Road, #B1-48 The Riverwalk, Singapore 058416
Tel: (65) 6534 3435
Daily lunch: 12:00 – 15:00 (last order at 14:15)
Daily dinner: 18:00 – 00:00 (last order at 23:15)

@ Riverside Point
Address: 30 Merchant Road, # 01-01/02 Riverside Point, Singapore 058282
Tel: (65) 6532 3435
Lunch: 12:00 – 15:00 (last order at 14:15)
Dinner: 18:00 – 00:00 (last order at 23:15)

@ East Coast Seafood Centre
Address: Blk 1206 East Coast Parkway #01-07/08, East Coast Seafood Centre, Singapore 449883
Tel: (65) 6442 3435
Mon to Fri: 17:00 – 23:45 (last order at 23:15)
Sat, Sun & P.H: 11:30 – 00:00 (last order at 23:15)

@Dempsey Hill
Blk 11 #01-16 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249673
Tel: (65) 6479 3435
Daily lunch: 12:00 – 15:00 (last order at 14:15)
Daily dinner: 17:30 – 23:30 (last order at 22:30)

@ION Orchard
2 Orchard Turn #04-09/10 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
Tel : (65) 6737 3435
Weekday Lunch & Dim Sum: 11.30 – 15:00 (last order at 14:15)
Weekday Dinner: 17:30 – 22:30 (last order at 21:30)
Weekend: 11:00 – 22:30 (last order at 21:30)
High Tea & Dim Sum: 14:30 – 17:30 (last order at 16:45pm) on Weekends and Public Holidays only

@JEWEL Changi Airport
#03-202/203/204, 78 Airport Blvd, Singapore 819666
Tel : (65) 6388 3435
Daily: 11.30 – 22:00 (last order at 21:15)

No Signboard Seafood Restaurant

The early days of No Signboard saw only about three crabs sold a day. However, Mdm. Ong Kim Hoi, a dedicated chef and her partner, treated this as an opportunity to nurture their culinary passion. As a result, they created the white pepper crab, which soon became famous through word-of-mouth advertising.

Nowadays, No Signboard is renowned for its seafood and is considered one of the best places in Singapore to try chilli crab.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Chilli crab with various levels of spiciness: At No Signboard, you can customize the spiciness level of your chili crab to suit your taste. Although the presentation of the dish may not always be neat, the tantalizing aroma and taste of the crab will not disappoint.
• White pepper crab at its best can be found here: No Signboard actually ‘invented’ Singaporean white pepper crab and their version is unmatched. The restaurant has a flawless recipe for this dish. The peppery flavor is strong but doesn’t overpower the sweetness of the crab meat. Served with some vegetables, this pepper sauce-coated crab dish goes perfectly with fried rice.

AMBIENCE: No Signboard’s original branch is located in Geylang. This outlet offers diners a glimpse of Singapore’s dining ambiance in the past. If you’re looking to experience a vibrant Singapore at night, with a touch of the country’s old days, choose to dine in the outdoor area for a true crab-by-the-roadside experience. Alternatively, if you want to avoid the sweltering weather, the air-conditioned area inside is a great choice.
MUST-TRIES: While the crabs are the highlight of the menu, there are plenty of other delectable dishes to round out your meal. Consider trying some of the favorite dishes of No Signboard’s regulars, which are listed below.

• Cereal prawn
• Razor clams (also known as bamboo clams)
• Drunken shrimp
• Baby squid
• Yang Zhou fried rice

NOTES:

• Water, peanuts, and towelettes are not complimentary
• Small baskets are provided for each table to keep personal belongings
• Reservations are highly recommended
• Be prepared that your hands will get messy with the sauces
• Valet parking is available

Long Beach Seafood Restaurant

Long Beach Seafood Restaurant has long been a seafood paradise for Singaporeans, having garnered numerous culinary awards for serving the finest and freshest seafood.

While its original location at 1018 East Coast Parkway no longer exists, the legend of their famous chili crab and black pepper crab lives on at their other outlets

HIGHLIGHTS:

• A spicy version of chilli crab: If you’re a fan of chilli-spiced seafood, then Long Beach’s chilli crab is a must-try. What sets it apart from others is the intense level of spiciness in the dish. The gravy is an impeccable blend of sweetness, saltiness, and spiciness that perfectly complements the mantou. But the star of the dish is undoubtedly the crab itself. The juicy, fresh flesh will leave you wanting more.”
• Top spots for black pepper crab: Legend has it that the famous dish of black pepper crab was first created by a talented chef at Long Beach. Since then, this dish has become a signature item on their menu, earning the restaurant a remarkable reputation among diners. Served with a perfectly coated layer of fragrant and delicious black pepper sauce, each crab is a succulent treat, with the spices perfectly complementing the freshness of the meat.

HOW BIG IS THE CRAB?
The crab is sold by kilogram. The minimum weight for mud crab is 1 kilogram, while Alaskan king crab and Australian king crab are available in sizes ranging from 3 kilograms to 10 kilograms.

MUST-TRIES: In addition to crab, Long Beach also offers an impressive selection of seafood dishes, as well as options for noodles, rice, vegetables, soup, chicken, duck, and desserts. Here are some of Long Beach’s specialties that are worth trying:

• Deep-fried whole grouper in Shanghai-style
• Steam live Scottish razor clams with minced garlic
• Deep fried crawfish
• Live golden stripe lobster
• Crispy duck
• Durian pudding
• Sweet yam paste with ginkgo nuts

NOTES:

• Peanuts and towelettes served upon arrival are not complimentary. Peanuts are priced at S$2.00, and each towelette costs S$1.00.
• Be prepared that your hands will get messy with the sauces, so it’s recommended to use the provided gloves or towelettes to keep them clean.
• Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is always packed out.

QUICK FACTS:

• Long Beach was first set up in 1946 at Bedok Rest House.
• There are many Singaporean brilliant dishes created by Long Beach such as Black Pepper Crab, Drunken Prawns with VSOP Brandy, BBQ Golden Phoenix Fish, Renowned Crispy Duck, Golden Stripe Lobster, and House Speciality Prawn.
• Long Beach has warmly welcomed many local and international Presidents, Prime Ministers, former Presidents, ministers, and heads of state with its specialties.
• Long Beach has also perfectly served international celebrities like Lady Gaga, Morgan Freeman, Brendan Fraser, Michelle Yeoh, Low Kar Ying, Liza Wang, Charmaine Sheh, Myolie Wu, Wakin Chau, Jay Chuo, Raine Yang, Show Luo, Stephanie Sun, and Lee Min Ho as well as local celebrities.

ALL LOCATIONS:
@ Robertson Quay
Address: The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay #01-14, Singapore 238252
Tel: +65 6336 3636
Opening hours: Sun to Thur 11:00 – 23:00, Fri to  Sat 11:00 – 23:30

@ UDMC
Address: 1202 East Coast Parkway, #01-04 East Coast Seafood Centre
Tel: (65) 6448 3636
Opening hours: Sun to Thur 11:00 – 23:00, Fri to  Sat 11:00 – 23:30

@ DEMPSEY
Address: 25 Dempsey Road, opposite Singapore Botanic Gardens
Tel: (65) 6323 2222
Opening hours: Mon – Fri 11:00 – 15:00, 17:00 – 23:30; Sat to  Sun 11:00 – 23:30

@ IMM
Address: Jurong East St 21, Level 3, IMM Building, Next to Rooftop Garden
Tel: (65) 6566 9933
Opening hours: Mon – Fri 11:00 – 15:00, 17:00 – 23:30; Sat to  Sun 11:00 – 23:30

JJSalsaRengue Dance Studio (Closed)

Started in 2001 by two renowned Salsa dancers, June and Jackson, JJSalsaRengue is a leading Salsa dance school and studio in Singapore. It offers dance lovers a great chance to learn, practice, perform and enjoy Salsa and other dance styles.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• JJSalsaRengue offers a great variety of Salsa classes including beginner, intermediate and advanced classes as well as special classes focusing on specific Salsa styles, skills and tricks.
• Dance classes are offered at wallet-friendly prices.
• Supportive of local and international Salsa events, JJSalsaRengue has co-organized Singapore International Salsa Festivals 6 times.

SALSA SOCIAL DANCING
The studio organizes social dancing twice a week: Beginner social dance on every Wednesday from 21:30 to 23:30 and weekend social dance on every Saturday from 22:00 to 00:30. Entrance fee is at S$5 per person.

SALSA CLASSES
JJSalsaRengue offers numerous of Salsa classes. Each class lasts from 4 to 7 weeks, with one lesson per week. Class fee starts from S$80 onwards. It also provides private 1-to-1 lessons for couples.

SALSA INSTRUCTORS
JJSalsaRengue dance instructors are excellent dancers themselves, especially June and Jackson who are among the most famous salseros in Singapore. They are all friendly, fun, patient and encouraging and motivating for new-comers.

DANCE FLOORS: The place has two nice medium-sized dance studios with enough space for about 80 couples.

NOTE: Besides Salsa, JJSalsaRengue also offers Bachata, Street Cha Cha, Merengue and Belly Dance classes.

GETTING THERE

• Buses: 5, 7, 14, 14E, 16, 65, 106, 111, 123, 175, 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N, 6N (Walking 4 mins from bus stop B09038)
• Nearest MRT Station: Somerset MRT (NS23) (Walking 5 mins from Exit B)

Two Left Feet Dance School Review

Established in 2003, Two Left Feet is soon recognized as one of the best dance schools in Singapore, specializing in teaching Salsa and Brazilian Zouk. The school is now a Salsa choice of beginner and intermediate dancers who are on the journey of exploring the attractive dance.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Salsa social nights on Thursdays are best time for beginner and intermediate dancers to practice dancing skills with strange partners.
• Two Left Feet is a place to learn advanced Salsa dance including performance skills.
• Two Left Feet dance team has performed at many Salsa festivals and won numerous awards.

SALSA SOCIAL DANCING
The dance school holds Salsa nights on every Thursday from 21:45 to 00:30. Salsa night music is a mixture of 80% Salsa and 20% Bachata and Cha Cha Cha. The place is usually crowded between 22:30 and 23:30. Cover charge is fixed at S$5. Standard drinks are offered at affordable prices.

SALSA CLASSES
Two Left Feet dance school offers Salsa classes from beginner level to advanced level. Each Salsa class has 4 two-hour lessons, one lesson per week. Class fee starts from S$120 onwards.

SALSA INSTRUCTORS
Skilful, friendly and passionate in teaching dancing, Two Left Feet dance instructors are reputable as top instructors in Singapore.

DANCE FLOOR: The dance school has a medium sized dance floor which has enough space for about 40 couples.

NOTE: Besides Salsa classes, Two Left Feet also offers Brazilian Zouk and Bachata classes.

GETTING THERE

• Buses: 61, 166 and 197 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B05189)
• Nearest MRT Station: Chinatown MRT (NE4) (Walk 1 min from Exit A)

Cuba Libre Cafe Bar Review

Being famous for nice drinks, live music, and vibrant ambience, Cuba Libre Cafe Bar is a popular Cuban bar in Singapore, drawing a lot of fun and energetic clubbers every night, especially Latin and Salsa fans.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Cuba Libre is one the most interesting bars in Clarke Quay, providing entertaining live music from Monday to Saturday.
• The bar serves some of the best Mojitos in Singapore.
• It provides a cosy yet exciting dance floor attracting many Salsa and Latin dancers.

SALSA DANCING: Salsa and Latin lovers can dance at Cuba Libre every night, weekend nights, however, are best time for Salsa dancing.

DANCE FLOOR: The dance floor is quite small, it can host up to 12 couples at a time.

MUSIC: Its resident live bands, Adrenalina and The Marisol play excellent Cuban and Latin music including Salsa, Merengue and Bachata.

FOOD
Cuba Libre serves a wide range of decent food including appetizers, salads, soups, tapitas, burgers, pizzas, main dishes like grilled cajun chicken, roasted pork, and grilled tiger prawn as well as famous Cuban wraps such as Chimichangas, Quesadillas, and Enchiladas.

DRINKS
The bar brings about a great selection of Mojitos, martinis, cocktails, mocktails, vodka, gin, tequila, rum, bourbon, cognac, whisky, champagnes, wines, draught beers, bottled beers and non-alcohol drinks like juices and soft drinks. Among them, Mojitos are highly recommended.

SERVICE: Cuba libre service is efficient; its staff is friendly and attentive.

PRICES

• Cover charge applies on some nights
• Drinks cost from S$13
• Tapitas cost from S$8
• Cuban wraps cost from S$14
• Pizzas cost from S$10
• Burgers cost from S$24
• Main dishes cost from S$24

GETTING THERE

• Buses: 32, 54, 195, 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N, 6N, NR1, NR2, NR3, NR5, NR6 and NR (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B04331)
• Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay MRT (NE5) (Walk 3 mins from Exit G)

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