Clarke Quay is divided into five areas, A-E, centered around a plaza. The riverside areas A, D, and E feature everything from branches of famous Singaporean restaurants to cafes and open-air waterfront dining. Areas B and C serve as shopping and entertainment centers, offering local specialties, handicrafts, and various fashion items, as well as a large arcade. Additionally, the road called Read Bridge between B and C comes alive at night with outdoor stalls and street games, creating a festive atmosphere reminiscent of a temple fair. Since its renovation began in 2006, Clarke Quay has undergone significant adjustments to its business model, focusing on the development of international dining and entertainment projects. In recent years, it has introduced some of the hottest nightclubs from London, such as MOS (Ministry of Sound), the Fashion TV bar from Paris, and the world-renowned electronic music bar Kandi Bar, among others.
