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 Sissy Pink Drink and Nuts by bpacker
Sad to say, the Singapore Sling in Singapore does not live up to its reputation. The drink tasted too much of pineapple and a tad bit too sweet. It tasted way better at another Raffles Hotel in Siem Reap ( Grand Hotel d'Angkor ) because the drinks are freshly made there unlike the prepared concoctions over here.
Other than the cheesy pink drink, take note of the eccentric decor. You'll see mechanical ratten swaying rhythmically to the left and right. It's rather hypnoptic so staring at it too long might leave you in a trance.
This is honestly a home to sun-burnt tourists and lonely expats so you can come here in a sarong and a loose top. Hold on! Did I mention that is the exact dress code of the wait staff... Leave a Comment
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 Shakin' your booty,
picture from New Paper by bpacker
Well, I popped down to CU last Saturday with some very eager guys who couldn't wait for the action to start. But when it did, it was a real let-down. Like the fake Hard Rock in HoChiMinh, this CU in Singapore didn't live up to the name it plagiarised. Those gals who were supposed to shake their booties were bored and were more than eager to grab dumb volunteers to do their jobs for them. Can't blame them, after all the bar was mostly empty and only filled with old Caucasians hooting away at God-knows-what and very few local girls. Even the guys I was with were bored...and these fellas were from the Midwest! Guess they would have seen more action on the fields where there were cows. We left after our beers and headed for a better club after that...
Strictly casual. Of course, wear clean undies if you're planning to shimmy on those poles.
Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 15 Mohamed Sultan Road;Phone: 6738-9050.
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 Club Logo by bpacker
The range of music that the band played was eclectic and it ranged from the Rolling Stones to Hoobastank. Yeah, he had all of us rocking till 2am so Bar None is probably the hottest watering hole in town, right now.
Cost : Free for those who stay in the hotel + one guest, $26 for visitors
*Douglas O is a regular. He's there everyday except Monday and probably on days where he appears on Singapore Idol
Club Apparel. Guys, no flip flops and shorts please! My Mid-Western friends were turned away at the entrance since they were in Safari attire.
Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: Singapore Marriott Hotel, BasementDirections: Marriott Hotel is in the Orchard Rd and just next to Orchard Road MRT.
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 A sheesha, Cafe Samar,
Arab St by bpacker
Just think of it as a giant pipe. Of course, instead of an ordinary filter, there is a large bowl of water at the base to filter out the nicotine ( it's pretty convincing as a placebo) and a long hose with a mouth piece for you to suck those perfumed tabacco fumes. Perfumed? Yup,the tobacco are mixed with semi-dried fruit and heated to a very high temperature with the help of charcoal embers...
To smoke of these things, grab the hose and take a long suck from the mouthpiece. Exhale slowly. That's all... You can try this in Cafe Samar for S$14. A good flavour to try would be apple and mint.
Strictly casual. Smoking a sheesha puts you in a langarous mood.
Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Cafe Samar is at 19 Baghdad Street.
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 Balmy Nights at Cafe
Samar by bpacker
After I chose a corner table, I proceeded to order a rose-scented sheesha (S$14) and mint tea (S$6.50 per pot ) . Both were good. The tea was infused with real mint leaves and the sheesha was heavenly. The night disappeared before I knew it.
Read on to find out how to smoke a sheesha.
Anything to suit the balmy weather of Singapore. There's no air-conditioner in this place, only huge bay windows to permit fresh air to blow in and lazy, rotating fans.
Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 19 Baghdad StreetPhone: 6398 0530Directions: Walk into Bussoroh St and turn to your left. This joint is near the Sultan's Mosque.
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 $15 a jug on
weekends..hmm.. by bpacker
I don't have a particular preference for ale as I'm more of a lager-loving gal but go for the indian pale ale while you're in Brewerkz. It's their best-selling beer and it goes well with the steaks. I was here on a Sunday and as luck would have it, they have a special at $15 for a jug of Pale Ale. Hic! Bottoms Up..
Strictly Casual. There's a pool table here and lots of tv for you to watch soccer. This joint closes at 2am on weekends.
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 Cherry Kriek, Trappist
Beer, etc etc by bpacker
My recommendation would be a dark brew, " Chimay Blue" . It's served in a chalice-shaped glass , just like how you'll see it in Belgium and it has faint whiff of spice in it.
If you're just drinking, you might want to just sit at the wood-panelled bar inside or socialise standing, with the de rigeur bottle of beer in your hand.
Casual chic. Very popular with the expat crowd.
Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Far East Square, China StreetDirections: Far East Square, just by the "Water" GateWebsite: http://www.oosters.com.sg
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 Coffee and jazz at
Chihuly by bpacker
Well, the Chihuly is an exception, apart from the nice ambience, the decent service and the really cool Jazz ensemble, the java here is excellent! Apart from the smooth tasting blends, the drink also comes with a silver tray of cream, melted sugar sticks and loads of shaved chocolate. Delicious...
Oh yes, and the band, they do a good rendition "Brasil' or any Cuban Jazz piece
This chi-chi joint has a strict dress code so they won't admit you if you're dressed like a band member from Guns and Roses. What that means is no frayed jeans, uncovered shoes and flip flops. Sigh!
Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: Ritz-Carlton Millenia, 7 Raffles Avenue
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 Dark and White Bier by bpacker
Of the two, I'm more keen on the German joint as I have a fondness for their dark brew as well their cheesy bavarian sausages. Having live music over there also helps biase my opinions. Yeah, this is a cool place to hang out and on weekends, this joint opens till 2am. Great for owls like me.
Interesting tip :If you fancy sampling some of what Paulaner has to offer, pop by for Sunday brunch, which, for around S$40 includes free-flow of freshly brewed Munich lager.
It's a fav with the local yuppies on Friday nights, so don't be surprised if you see lots of people dressed in their power suits on TGIF.
Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: 9 Raffles Boulevard, Time2 at Millennia WalkPhone: Tel: 6883 2572 / 2570Directions: It's just opposite Suntec City or beside Hotel Continental
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 Clark Quay by kyoub
It is said to bring a Bride and Groom good luck to have a photo taken here.
There is also a flea market here on Sunday from 9 to 5. Over 70 stalls selling junk and collectables. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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