Things to do in Singapore, Singapore: The Best Bars & Clubs

From the creative minds behind Singapore's premiere VIP clubs Mink and Filter Members Club, comes a brand new exciting concept in the heart of Clarke Quay. Teaming up with entertainment industry giants Lifebrandz, Fenix Room is set to up the ante in outrageous night time revelry catered specifically to the taste buds of Singapore's elite.

YANG Club is the first and only International Asian Club in Singapore, positioned to be continuous innovators and trendsetters in the Nightlife industry, while establishing a top-of-mind experiential nightclub identity for Asian revelers in Singapore.

Shanghai Dolly has made its name as the leading and hottest Mando-pop live music venue in town with a power-packed lineup. A five-in-one concept entertainment complex – we have the Beer & Burger Bar, WanBao Karaoke Bar, Dolly Kitchen, Darts Lounge, Tiger TNP Sports Bar and Shanghai Dolly main-hall all housed under one roof.

For a sure way to get your senses buzzing, come to Zirca, Singapore’s original mega dance and show venue where music is mixed with a visual experience. This massive club is less than two years old and attracts international DJs and musicians from around the world.

It may sound like a hospital but The Clinic is actually one of Singapore’s more unique bars with a medical theme. From syringes, test tubes, hospital whites and IV drips, The Clinic spares no expense when it comes to indulging in its medical motif.

First opened in March 1991, Zouk has established itself as Singapore’s leading dance music institution as well as an international club destination. The home ground for generations of Singaporean music lovers, the Zouk culture has resulted in a subculture of its own over the years - one that many locals have come to identify with. Known for being the club responsible for propelling and championing the dance music movement in Singapore and Asia, Zouk prides itself through it’s innovation and being able to withstand and stay ahead of trends. After 25 years at Jiak Kim Street, Zouk relocated and is now housed within Clarke Quay’s Cannery Block and spanning across two floors, the new Zouk complex will once again be a collection of unique concepts with the retention of signature dance stages Zouk and Phuture, the sophisticated art-spotting club and lounge outlet, Capital, as well as a pre-game watering hole, RedTail Bar.

From dining and drinking to lounging and chilling, The Pump Room satisfies in all aspects. Its other outlet at Great World City mall is a great place to knock back a few tasty beers and let the hours pass you by.