Chin’s dishes blend familiarity with surprise, reinterpreting traditional flavours through a fresh, contemporary lens. HighHouse’s menu is rooted in mod Pan-Asian flavours inspired by the Pacific Coast. Universal Studios VIP tours, the S.E.A. Aquarium, and ESPA spa treatments add entertainment and relaxation, offering a comprehensive tropical luxury escape. The S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the world’s largest, showcases 100,000 marine animals across 45 million liters of water, with private viewing sessions for VIPs, while Adventure Cove Waterpark offers waterslides and a lazy river for a tropical escape. Dining is a pinnacle of indulgence, with Michelin-starred options like Joël Robuchon Restaurant serving French haute cuisine in a golden setting, and Feng Shui Inn offering Cantonese delicacies like abalone. The Crockfords Tower, an all-suite hotel, offers private island suites like the Chairman Suite—up to 6,500 square feet with private pools, rooftop terraces, and 24/7 butler service—often comped for top VIP lounge players.
After-hours access is for those 18 and older, with photo ID required. If you’re searching for a drinking spot in Singapore with soul, skyline, and sound, this is it. Set across Levels 61 and 62 at One Raffles Place, HighHouse offers panoramic skyline views that evolve from daylight to dusk and into the night.
For weekday dates, their daily "The Skive Life" Happy Hour offers selected drinks starting from $10++ to kick off a night out. You’ll get the usual discounts on drinks, plus signature oysters – for just $23++, choose from five flavours, including a Japanese Oyster Fritter with Tobiko Cream. The LeVeL33 Singapore rooftop bar has one really unique selling point - it's the world's highest urban microbrewery. Whether it’s midday light or the city aglow, the setting is always right. The set lunch is good value, and I think it’s hard to find a place that serves up food at this quality with such a view. Had an incredible experience at High House — shoutout to Marcus for delivering a truly stellar service. HighHouse is a transcendent day-to-night nightlife and culinary destination where music, art, flavours, and conversations intersect.
This extends to the wine menu, which features wines from the likes of South America and Australia instead of Europe, and signature cocktails inspired by Japan, Thailand and Mexico, among other countries. The food and beverage on offer will draw inspiration and influence from any city or country whose shores line the Pacific Ocean, whether it is the cuisine or ingredients. The capacity will almost double after it transforms into a club setting later in the night. OUE Restaurants’ wide-ranging culinary portfolio of over 15 brands includes Chatterbox, Hashida Singapore, Vue, Rempapa and Delifrance. HighHouse will be a dining and lounge venue that can hold around 170 patrons across both levels. Exclusive articles, hidden secrets, and unique tips delivered to your inbox. It will be the tallest rooftop bar in Singapore with unrestricted 360-degree panoramic views of Singapore.
Get unlimited access to exclusive stories and incisive insights from the ST newsroom At HighHouse, the dinner bill is expected to be about $125 a person with drinks, while table prices for the club will range between $500 and $4,000. He added that venue operators, chefs and bartenders alike are looking for a more intimate connection with their customers after the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s interesting to now be able to curate an experience that’s a little cosier and sophisticated." Singapore Nightlife Business Association president Nasen Thiagarajan said that the industry, which was hit hard by the pandemic, welcomed the new offering.
"We decided to give nightlife a shot because we found that guests at our restaurants enjoy a great wine and cocktails programme, so why not translate that into a space." In time, both will open seven days a week. It will feature international DJs a couple of times a year, he said. Modelled after music festivals with food trucks and cabana beds in the VIP areas, the bar with a seating capacity of 200 will have 360-degree panoramic views of downtown Singapore. A massive 14m by 3m LED wall panel on level 62 will flash artwork by Berlin digital art and design studio Onformative and change throughout the day.
For high rollers, Resorts World Sentosa is more than a casino—it’s a luxurious playground where gaming meets world-class leisure in a tropical island setting. Depending on the location, each rooftop bar and restaurant in Singapore offers a distinctly different experience. Whether you’re after sky-high glamour, riverside calm or a leafy escape above the city, Singapore’s rooftop scene offers no shortage of date-worthy spots. At the time of writing (November 2025), the experience features a limited-time menu by chef Matthew Leong, the top Asian finalist at the 2025 Bocuse d’Or. From skyline views to unique dining experiences, we’ve put together a list of the best rooftop bars and restaurants. Drawing inspiration from music festivals, NOVA aims to enhance the nightlife experience by combining refined culinary offerings with the vibrant energy of electrifying top hits.
The best time to visit is during their wildly popular Bottomless Brunch, which happens every Saturday. It’s the kind of place where pre-dinner drinks easily become an all-night hangout. The lower floor serves creative Japanese cuisine – think modern maki rolls, and fun bar snacks.