Whether it’s your first time in Bangkok or not, we have compiled a list of places recommended by locals and frequent travellers, with a focus on lesser-known, unique spots.

theCOMMONS

We know how ironic it is that a list about less “common” places in Bangkok starts off with a location known as theCOMMONS. But trust us — this is a place you can potentially spend an entire day at. With a focus on “building a wholesome community”, theCOMMONS is a family-friendly destination with a large collection of lifestyle and food and beverage concepts. 

You will not just find a wide variety of all-day restaurants, but also wellness stops and community events. You can also shop for sustainable products and activewear. 

Imagine a day like this: you start off with breakfast at the egg-centric Crackhouse, then drop by All Kinds to look at healthy, planet-conscious snacks you can bring back home.

After your food has mostly digested, you head to Absolute for a Pilates class — stretching and strengthening your body. And of course, after the session, you take a nice shower in the boutique fitness studio’s facilities. 

After you’re done, you feel the familiar hunger pangs after a workout session. So, you decide to have lunch at Easy Buddy for Thai food with a twist. Soon, your belly is full, and you just want to have some time to give in to your food coma.

Your next destination is Clay Head Spa — where you treat yourself to a Nano Hair Therapy with a relaxing head massage. Before you know it, evening approaches and you look for your next hangout spot from the numerous bars in the same complex. 

If what we’ve described sounds like your perfect holiday, you know where to explore the next time you’re in Bangkok. For the full list of vendors and activities, including the WHOLESOME Run Club, visit theCOMMONS’ website.

Note that theCOMMONS can be found at three locations around Bangkok, so make sure to check which location you actually want to visit before you travel there.

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24 BLVD

Looking for another all-day chillout location? 24 BLVD is a social district with establishments that are also open till late, ranging from breakfast and lunch spots to dinner and after-hours venues. If you’re looking for a lifestyle destination where you can eat and hang out for most of the day, this is for you.

In the day, lovers of hearty, soulful food can drop by Amore, where fresh ingredients and classic flavours meet a casual atmosphere. From brunch staples like English Breakfast and Sandwiches to delicious mains like Pasta and Steak to desserts like Tiramisu, you will be spoilt for choice.

Want something else to do? Fairway Golf & City Club welcomes you to spend an hour or two in their indoor golf simulator and karaoke rooms. When evening comes, 24 BLVD takes on a different vibe, with nightlife hotspots like Upper House opening its doors to patrons.

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88/2, 88/9 Sukhumvit 24 Alley, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110 Thailand
7am–2am (Daily)

JIAN CHA Tea

This one might sound familiar to those of you who are tea enthusiasts. JIAN CHA Tea has two outlets in Singapore currently, but did you know it is actually a Thai tea brand? JIAN CHA Tea, known for its premium fresh fruit teas and tea smoothies, first started in Thailand in late 2023.

Since then, it has grown to more than 60 branches across Thailand and has also expanded to outlets in Australia, Singapore, and Spain. It is definitely possible to find a JIAN CHA Tea outlet as you’re exploring Bangkok, so make sure to give it a try if you see one!

For first-timers, we recommend trying the best-selling Grape Handmade Tea Smoothie. To check out other signature drinks from the brand, click here. For JIAN CHA Tea’s locations in Bangkok, look at their full list of branches here.

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Lumphini Park

Want to get closer to nature and the outdoors? Visit Bangkok’s first public park — Lumphini Park. Located near the central business district of Bangkok, this park feels like an oasis where you can slow down, take in some fresh air, and appreciate the city skyline while taking a stroll.

At the same time, the park is home to numerous sights and activities. You can go for a morning run, exercise with some upbeat music in the background, or explore the library in the park. Just make sure to watch your steps as you might run into a monitor lizard or two!

One popular activity at Lumphini Park, however, would have to be renting a Swan Paddle Boat or rowing boat and having a short trip out on the lake. Definitely try this if you want a different park experience.

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192 Wireless Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 Thailand
4.30am–10pm (Daily)

The Adoptable Puppy Cafe

If you’d like to do something a little more wholesome during your trip to Bangkok, consider attending one of the pop-up events by The Adoptable Puppy Cafe. This social enterprise and dog rescue initiative has helped more than 800 dogs find their forever homes since its start in 2019. 

Their events are usually held at cafes and venues around Bangkok, where you can spend a few hours enjoying some coffee or a meal, and meet adorable dogs at the same time. More than just playing with these pups, all of them will also be up for free adoption.

While only local adoptions are accepted, entry to these events is free, and donations are welcome. So, if you’d like to do something meaningful and support a cause during your trip, keep an eye out for The Adoptable Puppy Cafe’s events. They might just be hosting an event during your vacation to Bangkok.

For more updates on their upcoming events, visit The Adoptable Puppy Cafe’s Facebook page.

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Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium

Thailand is also home to Muay Thai. If you are a fan of the martial art or combat sports in general, you have to visit Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium at least once. Fights are hosted at the venue every night from Mondays to Sundays, so it should be easy for you to slot one into your itinerary.

If you want to experience Muay Thai up close and be immersed in its cultural heritage, this is the place to go. Thrilling fights, large dome projections, and electrifying crowds will give you a memorable Thai boxing experience you can only get in Bangkok.

For more information on scheduled fights and ticket purchases, visit the stadium’s official website.

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8 Ratchadamnoen Nok Road, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, Thailand
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MOCA BANGKOK

To all our artsy readers and museum goers, you are not forgotten. The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) is a five-storey museum that houses both permanent and temporary exhibitions, showcasing works from Thai and international artists.

If you’d like to enjoy a slower, quieter day away from the hustle and bustle of the city while seeing a different side of Thai culture, this is for you. The design and architecture of the museum itself is an art, giving visitors a pleasant experience both visually and practically.

It is easy to move from space to space, and there is even a coffee shop within the museum’s facilities. For those of you looking for rest or creative inspiration, MOCA BANGKOK is a compelling place to visit.

Check out the current exhibitions at the museum and find ticket information here.

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499 Kamphaeng Phet 6 Road, Lat Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
10am–6pm (Tue to Sun), Closed on Mon

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The ultimate HoYoverse convention & event

Held at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre’s Hall 403, HoYo FEST 2026 is a full-scale convention dedicated to HoYoverse games. Fans can look forward to activity booths, exclusive merchandise, experience zones, and more!

Experiences & activities

One activity you’ll find at HoYo FEST 2026 is the Stamp Rally. Simply collect any stamp along your journey at the convention hall, and you will be able to redeem a free HoYo FEST-themed instant photo at the Photo Booth.

There are also Game Booths where you can participate in game-themed activities to earn even more freebies! This includes Genshin Impact’s ‘Speedy Collector’, in which you will collect Moonfall Silver to redeem a random Character Peel-Apart Film.

Honkai: Star Rail’s ‘Aha! I Remember!’ is an activity that will test your memory. Look at pictures on the wall, memorise them within 10 seconds, answer questions correctly, and you will be able to get a random Themed Card.

Exclusive merchandise

Of course, when it comes to such conventions, you can expect exclusive merchandise. At HoYo FEST 2026, you will be able to purchase limited-edition merchandise for Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero. 

From Acrylic Standees to Blind Boxes to Badges to Plushies, there are plenty of items for you to collect — as long as your wallet agrees with you. For the full list of merchandise and activities available at HoYo FEST 2026, visit the event’s website.

Ticket sales

Tickets for HoYo FEST 2026 will go on sale on 16 July 2026 at 11am. There are three kinds of tickets available for purchase. The 1-Day Pass (S$16) gives you unlimited access to the event for a day. The 3-Day Pass / Full Event Pass (S$35) gives you unlimited access to the event throughout all 3 days of its run. Holders of either ticket will be able to enter the venue at 12pm.

If you’d like priority access to the event, which starts an hour earlier at 11am, you will need the 1-Day Fast Pass (S$50). On top of giving you unlimited access for a day, this special pass will also get you priority access to Experience Zones, Game Booths, and the HoYo FEST Photo Booth. 

Upon completing tasks at the Check In Zone, you will also be guaranteed freebies. The 1-Day Fast Pass also comes with a HoYo FEST 2026 Exclusive Commemorative Passport, Exclusive Lanyard with ID Holder, Exclusive Hologram Ticket, Exclusive Paper Bag, and Lucky Draw Ticket.

That’s right, there is a Lucky Draw at HoYo FEST 2026. Stand a chance to win the top three prizes, which include an ASUS Gaming V16 Laptop, an iPad Air, and a Sony PlayStation 5 Slim (Disc Edition). 

To have a shot at this Lucky Draw, you need a Lucky Draw Ticket, which can be obtained by purchasing a Fast Pass or for every S$20 spent at the Merchandise Store. Winners will be announced on the last night of the event on 2 August 2026.

Mark your calendars and grab your tickets as soon as they go on sale on 16 July 2026 — here!

HoYo FEST 2026
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1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 403, Singapore 039593
11am–9pm (Daily)
31 July 2026 to 2 August 2026

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Steps of Hope

Steps of Hope, happening on 22 August from 7am to 9.15am, is a walkathon that will take you through RWS’s most iconic spots. You will journey from Universal Studios Singapore to WEAVE, then to Singapore Oceanarium, and lastly to Adventure Cove Waterpark.

As you walk through the different locations, you will also get to meet characters such as Sesame Street’s Elmo, Transformers’ Bumblebee, and Despicable Me’s Minions. It will not just be another walk in the park, but a memorable walk in a theme park.

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam will be present and officially flag off the walkathon. Tickets for Steps of Hope will be S$80 for adults and S$70 for children, and will come with an Event Pack containing a t-shirt and drawstring bag. 

All ticket proceeds will go towards the President’s Challenge, with RWS matching every dollar raised during the festival. This will directly support communities in need and strengthen efforts that will build a more caring and cohesive society.

If you’d like to join the Steps of Hope walkathon, register here.

Green Living Fair

Other than the walkathon, the RWS Cares Festival will also hold a Green Living Fair, bringing together makers who care about the environment and the people who live in it. You will find eco-friendly and sustainable products that will not just look good but feel good.

There will also be workshops and performances to look forward to. For more information on the RWS Cares Festival, stay tuned to RWS’s social media channels.

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8 Sentosa Gateway, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore 098269
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22 August 2026 to 23 August 2026

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And for one night only on 7 July 2026, TopTable is also joining in on the hype by hosting a timely World Cup Trivia Night. We’re here to tell you more and let you know it’s not too late to sign up.

Situated at Level 4 of the School Block of New Bahru, TopTable is a table tennis-themed cafe and bar. But who is to say that the worlds of table tennis and soccer cannot mix? Whether you’ve been following the World Cup games, are a sports fan, or are just looking for a fun night out with friends, you’re welcome to join!

The World Cup Trivia Night will begin at 8pm and run till 9.30pm. Participants will form teams and be tested on their World Cup knowledge, competing for prizes. Beyond the event itself, visitors can also look forward to the usual offerings available at TopTable.

There are professional table tennis set-ups for fun (and competitive) games with friends, as well as a menu with a variety of pizzas, snacks, and drinks. Darts, foosball, and an F1 racing simulator are other activities you can also access at TopTable.

So, if you’re looking for something fun to do before you hit mid-week, gather some buddies and sign up for this World Cup Trivia Night event. Tickets are priced at S$17.87 (GST incl.), but we have a special discount code for you! 

Simply use code CONFIRM15 at checkout to get 15% off your entry tickets. Grab yours before they run out here.

World Cup Trivia Night 2026 @ TopTable 
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46 Kim Yam Road, New Bahru, School Block, #04-12 to 04-15, Singapore 239351
8pm–9.30pm
7 July 2026

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Designed to surprise and delight both local customers in Singapore and global Pokémon fans, the newly transformed Pokémon Center offers a uniquely contextualised retail experience, inviting guests to discover something new and experience joy with every visit. 

The Evolution of Pokémon Center Singapore 

The grand reopening represents a significant milestone in deepening connections with both local customers and global Pokémon fans, fostering an even broader love for Pokémon. 

Front view 

As previously revealed, the Legendary Pokémon, Solgaleo, recognisable by its majestic, sun-like mane, serves as the store’s new symbol Pokémon. Featured on the official logo and standing proudly at the store’s façade alongside Pikachu, Solgaleo’s introduction has been met with warm anticipation from Pokémon fans both locally and internationally. 

Interior 

Furthermore, the full splendour of the store’s new interior is now ready to be unveiled. Drawing inspiration from Singapore’s unique culture and heritage, the revitalised space features beautifully designed shelves and interior elements that pay tribute to traditional architecture and design.

Merchandise

In celebration of this milestone, a series of commemorative merchandise has been specially designed for Pokémon Center Singapore, featuring a total of 20 unique products released across two distinct waves. 

First Wave

The first wave on 1 July 2026 will introduce 12 curated lifestyle items, including products featuring beautiful original artwork of Pokémon in a Singapore-inspired cityscape and a Kopi Cup & Saucer Set. 

Second Wave

The excitement continues with a second wave of merchandise scheduled to launch on 7 August 2026. It will introduce stylish pouches featuring a Peranakan-inspired Pokémon pattern on the inner lining, Pokémon graphic T-shirts, and a tote bag with Pikachu and Solgaleo embroidery.

The highlight is these adorable Pikachu bag charms holding onto iconic local treats: a durian, a cup of kopi, and a slice of pandan cake. 

Admission

To ensure a safe and pleasant experience for all guests, admission during the opening week (1 – 5 July 2026) will be managed via same-day queue-entry tickets. For the latest updates, please follow the official Pokémon Center Singapore Instagram page. 

Schedule 

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78 Airport Blvd., #04 – 201 & 202, Singapore 819666
10am – 10pm (Daily)

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The menu leans into familiar comfort, with local ingredients accented in a whimsical way. Rooted in Singapore’s diverse culinary heritage, the menu draws on Asian flavour profiles without replicating traditional local dishes.

From brunch to burgers and botanical bowls, expect punchy, unique dishes and drinks inspired by Singapore’s diverse culture.

Menu

Their signature brunch menu items include Luncheon Bun (S$24), made with house-made luncheon meat, omelette, cheddar, and tamarind tomato jam, served with tater tots. They also took a decadent take on our beloved local breakfast. Their Kaya, Bacon & Eggs (S$22) pairs Kaya French toast with crispy bacon, fried egg, and Okinawa black sugar caramel.

Other unique mains include Bak Chor & Bacon Udon (S$28), a bacon Bolognese udon topped with braised mushrooms and pork. For something refreshing, try their “Rojak” Salad (S$22), which is tossed with grilled pineapple, shredded cabbage, cucumbers, apple slices, tempeh, crushed peanuts, and crispy fritters.

Vegetarian options are also available! Park Side offer dishes like Woodland Pesto (S$24), Botanical Bowl (S$24), and Garden Burger (S$24), which features a house-made veggie patty paired with mango chutney, mint, dill and coriander.

Drinks

Other than mains, Park Side’s drinks menu is also something to look forward to. They range from coffee and slushies to cocktails and wines. Their signatures include Taro Cloud Genmaicha (S$9) and Sweet After Rain (S$9), which combine the fragrant sweetness of Gula Melaka and pandan sea salt cream with cold brew coffee. 

Desserts

Craving something sweet? Park Side offers soft serve sundaes, pudding and cakes with options like Ondeh Ondeh Pudding (S$16) and Logan and Wolfberry Pudding (S$16).

A space for all

The cafe is welcoming to everyone, featuring kid-friendly menus and a breezy al fresco area where pets are welcome to join. Shaped by its surroundings, the entire space feels open and unhurried, with terracotta floors, soft furnishings, and gentle storybook details that reflect the park-side setting. 

So, if you are at Singapore Botanical Gardens, make a pit stop at Park Side for a break between walks around the garden. 

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1 Cluny Rd, Nassim Gate Visitor Centre Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569
8am – 9pm (Daily)

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The loft-inspired cafe pairs minimalist interiors with an industrial-chic aesthetic to create a bright and inviting space for either your morning coffee runs or chill brunch sessions.

With the smart use of floor-to-ceiling windows and an alfresco terrace, it amplifies natural light, making it an ideal spot to unwind. The cafe also offers a rare, partially unobstructed view of the Singapore skyline. Head to their outdoor terrace with seating to truly soak up the magnificent skyline while enjoying their baked goods and coffee. 

Their signatures include homemade Brulee Basque Cheesecake (S$9.90) and Mortadella Ham Messy Pressed Panini (S$18) layered with savoury cheddar and sweet fig jam between crispy-crusted sourdough.

Pair your meal with their unique Coconut Matcha Cloud (S$7.90) for a tropical twist on the classic matcha latte. They also have other interesting iced specialities such as Honecomb Latte (S$7.90), Pistachio Oat Milk Latte (S$9.90), and Peanut Butter Mocha (S$7.90).

As the day winds down, the cafe seamlessly transforms from a cosy coffee destination into ABODE — a laid-back rooftop bar, offering a more vibrant atmosphere for after-work drinks and evening catch-ups. Happy hour starts from 6.30pm till 8pm, with many options of cocktails available. There are also some nibbles available to go with the alcohol, such as Twin Beef Sliders (S$18), Baked Camembert Cheese (S$22) or Chicken Skewers (S$15). 

Whether you’re looking for a scenic cafe, a weekend brunch spot, or a rooftop hideaway with great coffee and city views, POUT Rooftop Cafe is one you should visit soon.

POUT Rooftop Cafe
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50 South Bridge Rd, Unit 06-00, Singapore 058682 
9am – 9.30pm (Mon to Wed, Fri to Sun), 9 am – 5pm (Thurs)

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Unlike its original Serene Centre location, where Peh Gao Coffeeshop operates by day, and Orh Gao Taproom takes over in the evening, the New Bahru outpost brings both identities together under an all-day concept. 

As the only kiosk to serve breakfast, they open from 9am with a dedicated morning menu. From 11am onwards, they will move into their full offering, spanning rice and noodle dishes, shareable plates and a 14-line tap programme dedicated entirely to Singapore craft breweries. Food is available until 9pm, while craft beers continue pouring until 11pm. 

The New Bahru menu expands the brand’s familiar Asian comfort food approach with new dishes created for the all-day format, alongside a selection of signatures that regulars will recognise from Serene Centre.

Menu 

A highlight on the new menu is the Hokkien Mee Tai Mak ($18+), which reworks a familiar local favourite around the soft, chewy texture of mee tai mak. It brings together the savoury depth of housemade stock with the quintessential combination of tiger prawns, fish cake, pork lard and sambal belachan, topped with spring onion and calamansi.

The new Chicken Skewers (S$13+) feature flavourful marinated chicken chunks, served with Orh Gao’s signature sambal and a touch of mayo for a lighter yet supremely flavour-forward plate. Meanwhile, the Chicken Skewer Salad (S$13+) gives the same marinated chicken a Vietnamese-style spin, tossed with fresh greens, peanuts, and chilli garlic dressing. Also new is the Chimichurri Pork Chop (S$15+), where a five-spice pork chop is finished with Asian chimichurri and calamansi.

Other familiar plates include the signature Kra Pow Mee Tai Mak (S$14+), Crab Fried Rice (S$16+), Crunchy Chicken Cartilage (S$11+), Har Cheong Gai (S$11+), Gao Vinegar Fries (S$9+), Tofu Dip + Chips (S$10+), Curry Mussels (S$19+), Sotong Bakar (S$18+) and Gao Gai Lan (S$11+). 

Their fried rice dishes also get the same treatment, layered with bigger flavour. The Pork Chop Fried Rice ($12+) pairs wok-fired egg fried rice with a charred five-spice pork chop, spring onions, and hae bee hiam, adding savoury depth and aromatic spice to the dish. 

Tobiko Prawn Fried Rice (S$12+) builds on the same wok-fired base with succulent tiger prawns, tobiko, spring onions and sambal, adding sweetness, brine and a satisfying pop of texture to each spoonful. 

Alongside these new additions, a selection of returning signatures keeps the New Bahru menu anchored in the flavours regulars know. Peh Gao’s kaya toast returns as a breakfast highlight, made with house made kaya without preservatives. The kaya is served in Kaya Butter (S$2.80+) and Kaya Peanut Butter (S$2.80+).

Other toast options include Sugar Butter (S$2.80+), Peanut Butter (S$2.80+) and Nutella (S$2.80+) toasts, available on their own or as part of a breakfast set with classic local beverages. 

An All-Local Craft Beer Programme 

Orh Gao Peh Gao’s New Bahru bar pours from 14 rotating taps dedicated entirely to Singapore craft breweries, placing local brewers at the centre of the experience. The line-up spans crisp lagers, IPAs, sours, stouts and seasonal releases, with weekly rotations that move between easy-drinking crowd favourites and more exploratory styles. Local breweries on regular rotation include Brewlander, Alive Brewing, Ren Min and Sunbird Brewery, with the selection refreshed regularly and occasional exclusive drops planned.

Beyond beer, the drinks menu includes cocktails, sake, and the all-new Kaya Toast Cocktail (S$18+), which features fragrant, nutty pandan-infused whisky tempered with creamy coconut cream, and sweetened with gula melaka.

To mark the brand’s 7th anniversary, Orh Gao has partnered with Rocky Ridge Brewing Co. to release a collaboration brew named Seven Hop Masters (S$19+), now pouring on tap at the New Bahru kiosk. Slightly hazy in appearance, the beer opens with fragrant notes of jasmine, lavender and white peach on the nose, before giving way to a crisp, citrus-forward finish with a clean, dry edge. 

For daytime and alcohol free options, new additions include Cold-Pressed Juices (S$7+) in orange and berry, Kombucha (S$6+) in ginger lemon and apple crisp, Organic Sugar-Free Flavoured Sodas (S$6+) in yuzu and guava, and Coconut Water (S$6+), alongside the usual suspects of kopi and teh. 

A community event is planned to celebrate Orh Gao Peh Gao’s official opening at New Bahru in early July, and more monthly events are in the works. Details will be announced across Orh Gao’s channels.

Orh Gao Peh Gao @ New Bahru
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46 Kim Yam Road #02-02 Factory Block, Singapore 239359
9am – 11pm (Sunday to Thursday), 9am till late (Friday to Saturday), Closed on Tuesdays

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Part café, bar, music venue and community space, Rally Clubhouse is a place where people can move naturally between different moments of the day, from coffee meetings and working lunches to creative workshops, open decks sessions, live performances, dinners, drinks and late-night conversations.

A Clubhouse for All 

With capacity for up to 120 guests, Rally Clubhouse has been intentionally designed to feel lived-in rather than programmed. 

At the centre of the space sits a communal bar, surrounded by indoor and outdoor seating, a DJ booth, kitchen, takeaway counter and dedicated spaces for baked goods and rotating activations. 

There will also be a photobooth by Solace Studios, which encourages guests to capture moments together, while a mini archive featuring memorabilia from Zouk’s history connects Rally’s future-facing outlook with the community that helped build the brand over the past 35 years. 

Soundtrack of the Clubhouse 

Music has always been at the heart of Zouk. At Rally Clubhouse, music is woven into everyday experience through open decks sessions, DJ academies, listening parties, live vocals, community-led gatherings and informal DJ sets. 

From established artists to emerging selectors, Rally aims to create opportunities for people to encounter music in a more personal and accessible way. 

Food 

The food programme is built around the same philosophy as the space itself: familiar, generous and designed to be shared. Korio anchors the menu with its cult-favourite sandwiches and doughnuts, including The Chook (S$17.50), Mushroom Melt (S$16.50) and Ham & Cheese (S$18.50). 

Alongside Korio, Rally’s all-day menu spans comfort food, bar bites and sharing plates designed for different moments throughout the day. Guests can drop in for a quick meal, gather over snacks with friends, or settle in for dinner before the music starts, with a wide selection spanning decadent Dirty Fries (S$12) layered with beef gravy, cheese sauce and pickled jalapeño hot sauce, to Bangers & Mash (S$15) served with caramelised onion gravy, sausage and fried shallots.

Another highlight is their tacos with fillings such as Spiced Beef Brisket (S$15), Charred Lemongrass Pork (S$15) and Prawn Crisps (S$13). 

In the future, Rally will also introduce a late-night supper collaboration that will bring a distinctly local take on supper culture into the clubhouse as the evening unfolds. 

A Platform for Communities 

Beyond food and music, Rally Clubhouse is designed as a platform for people, ideas, and shared experiences. Programming throughout the year will include open decks sessions, flea markets, arts and skills workshops ranging from floral jamming to photography, panel discussions, fireside chats, listening parties, product launches, community meetups, pet-friendly gatherings, and more.

Opening Week Celebrations

To mark its opening, Rally Clubhouse will offer a series of launch-week offers to guests. From now to 30 June 2026, guests can enjoy half-pint Asahi Super Dry draught beers at $3++ and a complimentary Korio sandwich (selections apply) with the first 30 redemptions daily from 29 June 2026 to 5 July 2026. 

The opening week programme is Rally’s way of welcoming guests into the clubhouse and inviting both new and familiar faces to experience the space for themselves. After all, every clubhouse starts with opening its doors. 

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3C River Valley Road, Clarke Quay, Block C, #01-04, The Cannery, Singapore 179022.
12pm – 10pm (Sunday to Tuesday), 12pm – 3am (Wednesday and Thursday), 12pm – 4am (Friday and Sunday)

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Look forward to bold new flavours, an elevated beachfront atmosphere, and first-ever dining concepts co-curated with the Singapore Chefs’ Association (SCA), all in a festival that welcomes guests of every kind, pets included. There will be three mainstay vendors — Sentosa Golf Club, R&B Grill Bar, and ASAP & CO. They anchor the experience across all four weekends, while a rotating guest vendor slot brings fresh faces to the menu each week.

Omakase-Inspired Chef’s Grill

Making its debut this year is Chef’s Grill, Sentosa GrillFest’s first-ever eight-course omakase-inspired style beachfront dining experience, created in collaboration with SCA. Held in an air-conditioned tent with premium chinaware, the format gives diners a close look at live-fire techniques from a curated roster of Singapore chefs. They will also serve as the closing platform for the inaugural Singapore Chef Festival.

Marketplace by Indoguna 

This year’s edition places a sharper focus on local sourcing and sustainable produce, with a curated selection of ingredients that champion responsible food choices without compromising on quality. Returning in an elevated format this year is Marketplace, developed in collaboration with Indoguna, a leading premium food importer and distributor in Singapore.

Drawing the eyes of all who enter is a central chiller display, where guests can browse and select fresh meats, seafood, vegetables, and gourmet items before watching them be cooked to order at themed grill-and-serve stalls. 

A retail section carries artisanal products, sauces, spices and ready-to-cook selections for guests who want to take part in the Sentosa GrillFest experience at home. 

And for those looking to capture the memories, the aura-reading photobooth is the perfect spot to snap share-worthy moments with friends. 

Sunset Lounge by Asahi 

As the sun dips below the horizon, the Sunset Lounge by Asahi sets the scene for golden hour gatherings by the sea. Guests can ease into the evening at this dedicated beachfront bar experience. It will be positioned as a standalone wind-down spot between the afternoon and evening sessions with DJ programming and live band performances. 

Vendor Line-up for Every Palate  

Beyond the new concepts, Sentosa GrillFest 2026 brings back three beloved zones: Local Grills, International Grills and Beachside Grills. 

Local Grills

Craft’B, known for its NETFLIX & AFN featured Steak & Fries (S$22), returns alongside Slurp Your Oysters, serving freshly shucked oysters sourced directly from Murotsu Bay in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. 

Also back is DAMN, winner of Sentosa GrillFest’s People’s Choice Award in 2025, bringing their sold-out Dry Aged Beef Burger (S$25) and Ribeye Skewer (S$26).

Joining them are new additions such as My Cow Bae, known for their Signature Shio Kombu Beef Cubes (S$22).

International Grills

International Grills takes guests on a culinary journey across the globe, from Korean BBQ at Hanok Kimchi and Japanese flame-torched Mentaiko Wagyu Beef bowls at Gyushi, to the bold smoky flavours of BBQ Box. 

Joining them this year is Umi Matsuri, bringing the Japanese art of robatayaki grilling to the beachfront with menu items such as King Tiger Prawns (S$25). 

Another new entrant is 8 Degree Taiwanese Bistro, serving iconic Taiwanese night market classic 大肠包小肠 (Taiwan sausage with sticky rice). 

ChillBro (冷仔) rounds off the meal with Campfire Nanas (S$15) — grilled banana topped with chocolate ice cream and chocolate sauce. 

Perched along the waterfront, Beachside Grills serves up open-flame cooking against the backdrop of Siloso Beach. New this year is Smokin’ Joe, bringing elevated options with their Australian Wagyu ribeye.

Returning favourites include Jett BBQ, beloved for its dinosaur ribs, and Smok Hous, known for its Texas-style barbecue.

Entertainment 

ZIP4, a Korean jazz band, will kick off on the first Sunday (26 July 2026) and will take the stage at 7pm in partnership with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Singapore.

Sustainability

For the first time, the air-conditioned Chef’s Grill pavilion and beachfront festival lighting will be powered by battery and solar energy, reducing the festival’s reliance on conventional power sources and reducing its carbon footprint. 

Continuing commitments include the reduction of single-use disposables across the festival grounds, with all vendors required to use compostable packaging and cutlery in line with  Sentosa’s Disposables Policy.  

Accessibility 

Sentosa GrillFest continues to provide dedicated beach tracks for wheelchair users and families with strollers, with priority seating available for guests with mobility needs throughout the festival grounds.  

Voucher

Once you have purchased your e-F&B voucher online, swing by one of their redemption counters between 23 July and 16 August 2026 to exchange it for your physical voucher.

1. Sentosa Beach Station Enquiry Lounge at Beach Station, Sentosa
2. GrillFest Information / Redemption Booth at Emerald Pavilion

Sentosa GrillFest 2026
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Siloso Beachfront 
4pm – 10.30pm
23 – 26, & 31 July 2026, 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15 & 16 August 2026

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