Sandwiched between posh Robertson Quay and gritty Boat Quay , Clarke Quay still has a soft spot in our hearts as the riverside party central. With its wacky themed bars and cuisines of all kinds ...

The bustling Clarke Quay is the go-to spot to enjoy Singapore’s vibrant night life and drinking culture. Though most people instantly think of the Boat Quay area when picturing this iconic part of the ...

Restaurants with breakfast and lunch eateries will be introduced into Clarke Quay’s existing offerings, and pet-friendly alfresco dining options will also be situated along the Singapore River.

Clarke Quay restaurants not hit by news of many people flouting pandemic rules in New Year's Eve gathering People dining outside a restaurant in Clarke Quay on Jan 8, 2022.

For hot pot enthusiasts, Haidilao stands as the go-to place for the ultimate experience. Rave reviews about the establishment’s top-tier service to its dining selections have brought Haidilao to great ...

Over at CQ @ Clarke Quay, the new QR code wall will stop you right in your tracks. It’s a treasure trove of around 100 QR codes, a colourful wall with hidden surprises behind each code.Each scan ...

The big gathering of revellers in Clarke Quay on New Year's Eve - which has been described as a possible Covid-19 superspreader event - has not frightened away patrons from dining there.

IN a bid to "control costs and improve operational efficiency", No Signboard has temporarily shuttered its seafood restaurant at The Central mall in Clarke Quay. The outlet will be closed for at least ...

Find out more about subscription packages here. IN a bid to "control costs and improve operational efficiency", No Signboard has temporarily shuttered its seafood restaurant at The Central mall in ...