Wednesday 14 September 2011

Buffets in Singapore
Singapore Expats comprehensive listings of Singapore buffets in hotels and restaurants, includes price, address & number.
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 Nightlife 1-Altitude  

One of the city’s slickest after-hours hangouts, 1-Altitude also claims the title of the world’s tallest alfresco bar—it’s perched on the 63rd floor—and reels in tipplers with Indian and Japanese malt whiskies.

Address:
One Raffles Place,
Singapore

Telephone: +65 6438 0410
 
Ku Dé Ta

In Singapore, the word du jour is “view,” which explains the popularity of rooftop bars. Framed by greenery and a vertiginous infinity pool, Ku Dé Ta offers a stunning panorama of Singapore’s skyscrapers from its 57th-floor perch atop the iconic Marina Bay Sands.

Address:
Skypark at Marina Bay Sands North Tower,
1 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore

Telephone: +65 6688 7688

Tanjong Beach Club


        City-bound beach babes will rejoice at Singapore’s Tanjong Beach Club, the slicker, sexier incarnation of erstwhile container-bar The Shack. Japanese design maven Takenouchi Webb has outfitted the 2,787-square-meter club with retro-modernist touches such as hand-painted Peranakan tiles, giant buoy-like bubble lamps and sleek timber lattices. The result is a 1950’s beach-house fantasy, with an outdoor 20-meter infinity pool as its focal point; framed by towering palms and parasol-shaded daybeds, it’s perfect for lingering with a cocktail in hand. Behind the bar, mixologists don blue-and-white striped uniforms and serve up mojitos in oversize pitchers.

Address:
120 Tanjong Beach Walk,
Sentosa, Singapore

Telephone:
+65 6270 1355 
Post Bar                                                                                                                                                        
  The eternally stylish Post Bar remains a reliable spot for tasty cocktails. We love the frozen strip that runs the entire length of the long bar, helping to keep drinks icy cold. Service can be a bit inconsistent, but the bartenders do mix a lip-smackingly good mojito, while their full-bodied caiprioskas and caipirinhas, served with a stick of brown sugar, still pack a mean (but welcome) punch. Try the White Cosmopolitan made with white cranberry juice—an original Post Bar drink that’s a classy departure from your so-last-season cosmo.

Address:

Fullerton Hotel,
1 Fullerton Sq., Singapore

Telephone: +65 6733 8388 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Astor Bar                                                                                                                                                     
 Few bars in the city rival the sophisticated atmosphere of this establishment located in the St. Regis Singapore. Indeed, its invitingly swanky velvet interiors almost make it too easy to lounge about all day (or night), swilling cocktails. But the bar’s real pièce de résistance is its extensive cocktail menu, which lists more than 50 concoctions. The weight-conscious can opt for the tequila-based Del Basil Bandita (clocking in at a mere 147 calories) or the antioxidant-rich Celadore made with pomegranate and vodka (198 calories). Seeking self-indulgence? Then throw your lot in with the warm Crêpe Suzette cocktail, composed of flambéed oranges, Grand Marnier and vodka, with a side-serving of mini crepês.

T+L Tip: As the saying goes, when in Rome ... In the case of the Astor Bar, order a Chilli Padi Mary, a subtly spicy variation of the original Bloody Mary invented in the 1920’s at the landmark St. Regis in New York City. Instead of the usual Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco, the local version comes mixed with bird’s eye chili (also called chili padi or phrik khii nuu), ginger and lemongrass.

Address:
29 Tanglin Rd, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6506 6888                                                                                                                         The Pump Room                                                                                                                                          
       The Pump Room at Clarke Quay is a popular drinking spot in Singapore. Ignore the middling menu and on-the-prowl bankers, and order a pint of the lip-smacking India Pale Ale.                 Address:
01-09–10, 3B River Valley Road,
Singapore

Telephone:
+65 6334 2628
                                                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                                    "Estheva SPA"                                                                                                                                                         
               Banish any kinks from cramped plane seats and overnighters with a laptop at the award-winning Estheva Spa at ION Orchard. Try their signature Aviva massage, designed to improve blood circulation.

Address:
#03-25 ION Orchard,
2 Orchard Turn, Singapore

Telephone: +65 6509 3900
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             House                                                                                                                                                              
                                                                                                                                                               
A three-story block falling down a steep precipice with lovely views, this multi-venue “lifestyle hub” is eccentric and kitsch. Aside from yoga classes, the biggest draw card is the spa: schoolroom décor with unpainted concrete pillars, racks of books, and wall murals by local artist Koon Beng. Downstairs, a café serves novel teas (chili-spiced “cocoa with a bite”) and booze-infused cakes, outdoors on the deck, or in a sun-lit glasshouse, where weekly poetry readings are held. House is Dempsey Hill’s only tenant to incorporate the military look: mess tins for cutlery, toy soldiers on the walls. However, the sight of bored staff in school uniforms—girls with their skirts hiked up—is surreal.

Address:
Block 9B Dempsey Road,
Singapore

Telephone:
+65 6479 0070
                                                                                                                                                                    
The Oriental Spa

The spa’s six treatment rooms include a spacious 62 square metre Couple’s Suite. Equipped with two beautiful Agape baths and a steam room, it’s perfect for guests who wish to share the experience of a refreshing flower bath or invigorating steam bath. The Couple’s Suite also has its own relaxation area with a comforting opium bed, a haven where guests can relax and sip a soothing cup of tea.

Tranquillity and harmony reign throughout The Oriental Spa. You can see it in the design of the spa itself, from its walnut timber flooring, Asian motif panels and traditional Chinese furniture. So lie back and relax, as your troubles float away and peace descends.
Address:
The Mandarin Oriental
Singapore
Telephone: +65 68853533

                                    D amia Spa                                                                                                                                                    
      

                             
      
A modern lifestyle club with 11 spacious rooms including a luxurious couple's suite, a fitness center, an outdoor pool, a studio and two tennis courts.
The spa experience brings together Chinese, Malay, Indian and European rejuvinating and purifying treatments. There's a full selection of massages and facial packages for men and women.
Address:
Grand Hyatt Singapore
10 Scotts Rd.
Singapore
Telephone: +65 6738 1234