Clarke Quay Central

Very happening place in Singapore. There are a lot of pubs and restaurants. Can get every type of food. Also there is big swing, if you want to have thrilling experience must try that. Veg, non veg, vegan all types of restaurants nearby. In weekend come here and sit near the lake enjoy the vibe.

Experience the colourful lights t Clarke quay central. One of my fav places to dine and spend time with family. You can just take a stroll or just sit next ti the bank and enjoy all the boats passing by

Big mall but the staff in concierge need a lot of polite improvement. They simply sit inside, playing mobile and care less to help. Hire those ladies in the service concierge is wasting money and hurting reputation.

🟢 Clarke Quay Central is a mall that I used to go to at times because my former hairdresser had his salon on the 5th floor of the Soho Apartments. 🟪 That's why you see me able to take photos of the 5th floor mini-open-air landscaped garden. 🟨 The mall has a fair mix of tenants ranging from the Lumine Dept Store, clothing stores, cafes, eateries, cake shops, spectacle shop, jewellery stores, a huge Don Donki below at basement level and many other everyday stores.

The Singapore River. It was on its banks that the foundations for modern Singapore were laid more than 150 years ago. Beginning life as a humble bustling fishing village, it soon developed into a busy seaport as trade increased between the East and West. It wasn't long before industrious stevedores and hardworking Samsui women filled the streets and enterprising hawkers packed the alleyways with their fares. Fishermen, traders and workers from across Asia and Europe soon flooded in - adding diversity, colour, and life into the thriving and vibrant community. DISCOVER THE PRESENT :- CQ @ Clarke Quay is a unique conserved landmark with beautiful shophouses as well as restored waterfront godowns comprising of three main zones, each with an exciting mix of day-to-night offerings. THE RIVERFRONT (BLOCKS A & D) :- Where pet owners can indulge in alfresco dining, nestled along Singapore’s iconic riverfront, tenants such as The Riverhouse, Zorba the Greek Taverna, Home Singapore and many more. THE WAREHOUSES (BLOCK B) :- Lifestyle, dining concepts and community engagement experiences, blending modernity and heritage with tenants such as Swee Lee Clarke Quay, FairPrice Finest Clarke Quay and East Treasure Chinese Restaurant. THE CIRCUIT (BLOCK C) :- A pulsating hub of high-energy concepts and entertainment that celebrate all-things local such as Chupitos, K.Star Karaoke, Slingshot, SG Hawker, just to name a few. PET AMENTIES :- Other than the many pet-friendly dining choices at The Riverfront, new pet-friendly amenities include dedicated hydration bay and pet waste stations, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for both pets and their owners.

Incredible night/day venue.Loads of wonderful restaurants of every genre of food you could imagine. Draws a great crowd day or night! Water taxis to cruise the quay and see the sights. Just recently reopened after S$62 million upfit to provide an excellent daytime destination. They succeeded!! You can't go to Singapore and visit during the day and evening!

Love the design of this shopping centre. Modern and stylish. Its a building with 2 wings. One side having more retail shop. The other wing consists of restaurants (mainly Japanese). Love to visit the basement where a good Japanese supermarket and serve up other Japanese foods. We visited this shopping centre mainly for its foods.

Nice Mall with a bit huge space for people. The escalators were a bit confusing at first but you can manage to roam around here in no time. They even have the Japan’s famous Donki here hehe

Very happening place in Singapore. There are a lot of pubs and restaurants. Can get every type of food. Also there is big swing, if you want to have thrilling experience must try that. Veg, non veg, vegan all types of restaurants nearby. In weekend come here and sit near the lake enjoy the vibe.

Experience the colourful lights t Clarke quay central. One of my fav places to dine and spend time with family. You can just take a stroll or just sit next ti the bank and enjoy all the boats passing by

Big mall but the staff in concierge need a lot of polite improvement. They simply sit inside, playing mobile and care less to help. Hire those ladies in the service concierge is wasting money and hurting reputation.

🟢 Clarke Quay Central is a mall that I used to go to at times because my former hairdresser had his salon on the 5th floor of the Soho Apartments. 🟪 That's why you see me able to take photos of the 5th floor mini-open-air landscaped garden. 🟨 The mall has a fair mix of tenants ranging from the Lumine Dept Store, clothing stores, cafes, eateries, cake shops, spectacle shop, jewellery stores, a huge Don Donki below at basement level and many other everyday stores.

The Singapore River. It was on its banks that the foundations for modern Singapore were laid more than 150 years ago. Beginning life as a humble bustling fishing village, it soon developed into a busy seaport as trade increased between the East and West. It wasn't long before industrious stevedores and hardworking Samsui women filled the streets and enterprising hawkers packed the alleyways with their fares. Fishermen, traders and workers from across Asia and Europe soon flooded in - adding diversity, colour, and life into the thriving and vibrant community. DISCOVER THE PRESENT :- CQ @ Clarke Quay is a unique conserved landmark with beautiful shophouses as well as restored waterfront godowns comprising of three main zones, each with an exciting mix of day-to-night offerings. THE RIVERFRONT (BLOCKS A & D) :- Where pet owners can indulge in alfresco dining, nestled along Singapore’s iconic riverfront, tenants such as The Riverhouse, Zorba the Greek Taverna, Home Singapore and many more. THE WAREHOUSES (BLOCK B) :- Lifestyle, dining concepts and community engagement experiences, blending modernity and heritage with tenants such as Swee Lee Clarke Quay, FairPrice Finest Clarke Quay and East Treasure Chinese Restaurant. THE CIRCUIT (BLOCK C) :- A pulsating hub of high-energy concepts and entertainment that celebrate all-things local such as Chupitos, K.Star Karaoke, Slingshot, SG Hawker, just to name a few. PET AMENTIES :- Other than the many pet-friendly dining choices at The Riverfront, new pet-friendly amenities include dedicated hydration bay and pet waste stations, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for both pets and their owners.

Incredible night/day venue.Loads of wonderful restaurants of every genre of food you could imagine. Draws a great crowd day or night! Water taxis to cruise the quay and see the sights. Just recently reopened after S$62 million upfit to provide an excellent daytime destination. They succeeded!! You can't go to Singapore and visit during the day and evening!

Love the design of this shopping centre. Modern and stylish. Its a building with 2 wings. One side having more retail shop. The other wing consists of restaurants (mainly Japanese). Love to visit the basement where a good Japanese supermarket and serve up other Japanese foods. We visited this shopping centre mainly for its foods.

Nice Mall with a bit huge space for people. The escalators were a bit confusing at first but you can manage to roam around here in no time. They even have the Japan’s famous Donki here hehe