The workday ends at 6pm, but the evening doesn’t have to. Slow cocktails, shared plates and the kind of company that makes the week feel shorter.
Taylor Adam
Tailoring suits? You can if you want to, but the fitting room is the entrance to Taylor Adam. A classy bar and culinary tales are right behind the curtains.
Indian and Chinese flavours have entered the chat, with Golden Taro Balls (S$10) and Masala Crab Toast (S$16) as excellent options for shareable bites. Want more spice? Try the Hunan Beef Skewers (S$28), rubbed with Xinjiang spices and the Sichuan Lotus Chips (S$12).
Bringing you the most elegant drinks, Divine Mercy ties in Gin with Tie Guan Yin and Elderflower Liqueur for a floral harmony; Threads of Fire infuses lotus root with layers of fiery kick in each sip; and Jade Garden unfolds light, delicate sweet notes.
Scheduled for a fitting or a luxurious night out in a hidden haven? Your decision can be made here.
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📍 1 Raffles Place, #01-03, Singapore 048616
🕚 5pm-11pm (Mon to Tue), 3pm–12am (Wed to Thu) & 3pm–1am (Fri)
Leila
Leila showcases their Middle East and Mediterranean flair, providing dishes made for sharing and drinks for every conversation.
Hot girl dinner begins with Kubana (S$15), soft, pillowy bread with crushed tomatoes, garlic confit, and harissa for a gentle spice. For mains, the Mini Pita Arayes (S$18) is ideal to share between 2, along with the Green Chilli Shrimp (S$27) or the Chicken Manseef (S$33) for flavourful protein.
Leila’s cocktails you probably never had before but are worth a try: Sam-Buk (S$24) mixes Greek Olive Oil with White Rum, and Arak-esso (S$26) features Coffee Liqueur and Arabic Arak, a traditional Arabic spirit.
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📍12 Teck Lim Road, Singapore 088387
🕚 5pm–12am (Mon to Fri)
Lulu’s Lounge
Lulu’s Lounge is a playground for adults. A modern supper club presenting the glamour of 1930s Shanghai. Think Dim Sum and innovative Cocktails shaped by Chinese ingredients, with a rotation of live music and performances, featuring drag, burlesque, and cabaret shows.
Pick up your chopsticks and qiap the Truffle & Prawn Siu Mai (S$22), A4 Wagyu Black Pepper Spring Rolls (S$32), and Soft Shell Crab Steam Bao (S$18) to get the best of all varieties for the table.
When cocktails come into play, move through the night at your own pace. Kickstart the night with a Little Lie (S$24), which you secretly like Coriander in your Gin; or perhaps tell the waitress to call for Madam Li (S$23) to bring the Milky Oolong Tea with Gin to the table. Calling it a night? End the night off with a cheeky game, but don’t reveal your Lucky Tiles (S$23) to the rest; they need not know that there’s Whiskey and Chrysanthemum Tea in your cup.
Walk-ins are accommodated; reservations are highly encouraged here.
Lulu’s Lounge
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📍208 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058757
🕚 6pm–1am (Mon to Wed), 6pm–2am (Thu) & 6pm–3am (Fri)
Hup San Social Club
Intimate, basement hideout in Singapore? Pause at Hup San Social Club, your neighbourhood bistro and bar. Their cocktail menu is inspired by simplicity and happiness, translated through sips and warm moments.
With 16 Signature Cocktails to choose from, here are 4 intriguing drinks I would go for. Achar (S$26) to tickle the back of my throat with Achar Shrub and Tabasco; P.B Espresso Martini (S$27) is the kind of drink that calls for all Peanut Butter and Hazelnut lovers; B.K.T (S$26) screams comforting with a hint of curiosity, with hot Bak Kut Teh broth and Rice Vodka; and finally, as a qualified Gen Z, how could I miss Gen Z Maicha (S$26), with Genmaicha and Chivas? Sold!
With a limited capacity of 12 cosy seats, reservations are a must. Pick a date and secure your seats here.
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📍 98 Club Street, Singapore 069467
🕚 6pm–12am (Mon to Fri)
Dimple
Dimple sets the scene with cocktails that translate the scenes of Hong Kong into delectable drinks. Some personal favourites were Sour Plum (S$25), inspired by chilled sour plum itself and tomatoes, and Yuan Yang (S$25), which tastefully brings a local element into a glass.
Who knew a bowl of healthy Cantonese dessert could be constructed into a fun drink? Dimple does it right with Longan & Red Date (S$25), incorporating Winter Melon, White Fungus, and Whiskey. Brown Butter (S$25) is an interpretation of Hong Kong movies, with Cognac and Bitter Dark Chocolate.
Save yourself a table for great cocktails here.
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📍 13 Purvis Street, Singapore 188592
🕚 6pm–12am (Mon to Fri)
Not every after-work plan needs to be a big night out. Sometimes you just need a good munch and a great drink. Save these spots to decompress after a long day at work.
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