When you are staying in Clarke Quay Hotels Or if you’re visiting the area for a day, don’t miss out on a gourmet experience. This riverside pier offers a wide range of dining options, from affordable hawkers to luxurious his five-star restaurants. Whether you want classic Southeast Asian style, Western, Japanese or even Korean food, Clarke Quay has plenty of options.
SG Hawker
Located in the Clarke Quay leisure complex, SG Hawker serves mouth-watering street food. He has seven stalls offering a wide variety of food, including chicken rice, Hokkien mee, laksa, kaya toast, char kway teow, fish ball noodles, curry rice, pau, and mee hoon kueh. These stalls use traditional family recipes, making every meal exceptional. The most popular menu items are Hainanese Chicken Rice, Hokkien Mee, and Special Soup Noodles with aromatic rice.
Hanjip Korean Grill House
A restaurant specializing in authentic Korean barbecue using high-quality ingredients. Our signature cuts of Australian Wagyu Beef, Kurobuta Berkshire Pork, and USDA Prime Beef are aged to perfection. Enjoy the tender barbecue with other Korean dishes or banchan (small sides). Enhance your barbecue experience with seafood pancakes, ginseng chicken soup, and signature barley tea.
Izakaya TOMO
This is a casual restaurant based on the concept of a Japanese izakaya, with a variety of small plates that can be shared with friends, similar to a tapas bar. The assortment of skewers and hand-rolled sushi is a must-try dish. In addition to the Japanese-modern indoor area, you can also enjoy the beautiful Singapore River view in the outdoor area. If you would like to dine with just a group, TOMO I Izakaya also offers private rooms.
Central Park (FRIENDS Cafe)
Are you a fan of the famous Friends comedy? If so, this cafe should be on your bucket list when visiting Clarke Quay. This cafe has intellectual property rights from Warner Bros. The moment you step into this cafe, you can feel the nostalgic feeling of the show, especially with the iconic orange sofas on display inside. The food is also inspired by the show and characters.
Carrot Sticks and Cravings Robertson Key
located near M Social Singapore The Hotel, Carrot Stick and Cravings Robertson Quay are great brunch spots that focus on healthy, nutritious food that replenishes your energy. The food presentation and pastel-colored interior are all Instagram-worthy, and you’ll want to take photos. Order a fresh juice and our signature smashed avocado and enjoy while breathing in the fresh neighborhood air.
Southbridge’s legendary bak kut teh
It is a 5 minute walk from Clarke Quay MRT station. The legendary Bak Kut Teh is run by three generations of his family. Tender, juicy, and thick pork ribs are recommended by our chef and can be enjoyed with aromatic pork bone soup.
cat and the fiddle cake
Located in Clarke Quay Central, this cake shop offers a wide range of premium, Halal-certified cheesecakes, from classic New York cheesecake and cookies and cream to local creations (including Mao Shanno durian cheesecake!). However, this cake shop only offers takeout and delivery. Founded by celebrity pastry chef Daniel Tay, Cat & The Fiddle Cakes spreads love by supporting the Cat Welfare Society, Children’s Aid Society, SPD and Purple Parade.
brush
Enjoy sumptuous and unforgettable Italian-style gourmet cuisine at this modern open-kitchen restaurant located on the upper floors of a historic shophouse in the heart of Boat Quay. Founded by Michelin-starred restaurateur Beppe de Vito and head chef Matteo Ponti, Braci takes classic Italian cuisine to the next level with the use of Josper ovens and seven-wheel grills. I am. The 7-course tasting offers all kinds of amazing dining experiences.
Whatever your culinary tastes, Clarke Quay will always satisfy. It’s time to sip your favorite drink at the bar and enjoy a delicious meal.