Boat Quay is lined with restaurants & pubs. They have the best & freshest sea food available, & by fresh I mean fresh. You can choose what you want from tanks displayed outside & take a seat while they prepare it. The Chili Crabs are great & the Indian food is good too.

If you are go here and resist the urge to be pulled into the first place, stay cool and make sure you choose a place where there is already a crown and where you pre-agree the price of your "excellent seafood platter". Some resturants here are REALLY good and friendly, others not so.

Ok its a bit more under control but the evenings highlight was trying to pass a certain restaurant without being physically manhandled, your path obstructed of the favorite menu in the face technique - you gotta love the business style. Restaurants are pretty average and vastly overpriced for Singapore but a few good pubs with a corking view make it... More

Boat Quay is a standard destination when we have guests visiting us in Singapore, as you cannot beat its location against the river. It has a large collection of bars and riverside restaurants which are great for a night out. I wouldnt rate the food very highly though its not bad at all.

A night time walk along Boat Quay is arguably a must for any Singapore visit. Myself, I'm here almost every day. There are bars, restaurants and a few other establishments catering for all tastes. Although a little pricy targetted at the tourist, you wont go wrong with any of the good quality Chinese Seafood, Indian or Japanese restaurants.

This place is nothing much during the day. At night, however, it turns into a fun place to hang out with lots of bars and restaurants. A lot of expats go here to drink and, hence, the prices leans towards being more expensive. Even if you're not up for drinking, hanging out here is nice at night as the buildings... More

One of the places where I go when I am in Singapore is Boat Quay. There is a lot of various types of food places and pubs to choose from. The one thing that is a slight turn-off is that there are a lot of the establishments that have people out there to try and get you to eat at... More

Good riverside view and a lot of food and drink places. Can get quite crowded at night.

There is a nice selection of restaurants along the water and at the bases of the buildings lining the canal at Boat Quay. Definitely worth a walk at night to see the full selection. Different to Clarke Quay....