Some Bars That Have The Concept Of Skyscrapers

Dating or just spend time looking for a drink at the bar with an open concept and on top of a skyscraper, of course it's very exciting. Because if you've been there, you do not care about the heat or the weather will be rainy, people keep the spirit to enjoy a drink, especially when the sun began to set, how beautiful scenery that you can enjoy a glass of drink. Well, as quoted from CNNGo, here are a few bars with the concept of a skyscraper in Singapore:

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1. Halo Rooftop Lounge
Bar was conceptualized with a semi-circular. The floor is gray and added some military style with a yellow light and the color orange. This bar is above the top of the building, Wangz Hotel  with expansive views of the surrounding. Halo Bar location is away from the hustle and bustle of the downtown business district, but in the evening the bar is always crowded. The schedule is Monday-Saturday open from 16:00 to 8:00 o'clock in the morning, while Saturday open all day.

2. Helipad
This does not mean you are drinking on the roof with a helicopter shape. But in the middle of the bar is a large H-shaped lamps with tables and chairs around it. If you arrive early on weekdays (6:00 to 9:00), you can enjoy beer and wine for 5 Singapore dollars, per glass. You can also enjoy other drinks, Ice Tea Helipad (Bacardi 151, Blue Curacao, lemon juice) at a price of 18 Singapore dollars.

3. Kinki Rooftop Bar
This is a Japanese restaurant located at one high-rise building near the Marina Bay to the concept of colorful graffiti. Drinks are served in the form of Japanese cocktails like umeshu, pickled plums and yuzu as an additive for vodka. Dishes such as sushi, temaki and okonomiyaki, allowing you to enjoy a meal while enjoying the cool breeze. Specialty drinks are served. Spicy Hachimitshu (vodka, honey umeshu, GOMME wasabi, lemon juice, cucumber Japan) at a price of 16 Singapore dollars.

4. Breeze
It bars the right to be your dating site. Breeze location is above the four-storey shophouse at the corner near the 1924 art deco Hotel Scarlet. This bar frequented by immigrants who want to get a romantic atmosphere. From the top bar, you can see straight Chinatown. Interior bar is filled with tables under tents romantic and surrounded by trees, which are decorated with Christmas warm lights.
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