Yes, none the less i am talking about Singapore's nightlife. "Boat Quay" which is one of the most happening night spots and one of the oldest after which "Clarke Quay" came up which is a more modernized version. Since the city is a lot expensive when it comes to day to day things, imagine what it does to our pockets when it comes to clubbing.
Thanks to seven eleven :) ( a store where you can buy drinks at a much price than the flashy clubs). Most of the times its sitting down by the riverside and starting off the session before heading to any of the popular clubs (which has a entry charge)
On one weekend visited a popular place at Clarke quay - Rupee room, total desi, full paisa vasool place. Danced our way all through the night ... and nothing could beat that experience. Indians and non indians swaying away on some awesome punjabi numbers while all the Sheila's and Munnis putting their best foot forward.
Vaise, hum bhi kisise kam nahi ;) Finally, when the limbs refused to move any furthur, headed back home.
Gosh, its, 5.30 am. Good morning guys
Thanks to seven eleven :) ( a store where you can buy drinks at a much price than the flashy clubs). Most of the times its sitting down by the riverside and starting off the session before heading to any of the popular clubs (which has a entry charge)
On one weekend visited a popular place at Clarke quay - Rupee room, total desi, full paisa vasool place. Danced our way all through the night ... and nothing could beat that experience. Indians and non indians swaying away on some awesome punjabi numbers while all the Sheila's and Munnis putting their best foot forward.
Vaise, hum bhi kisise kam nahi ;) Finally, when the limbs refused to move any furthur, headed back home.
Gosh, its, 5.30 am. Good morning guys
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