I can almost see that oasis... 

For those who dance, dine and drink simultaneously.  

Swanky and hip, this is the club under-aged students long to hit but often have trouble getting in.  

Wala Wala proves that casual can be chic and laidback all rolled in one bohemian bar.   Expect to be pressed for a seat though, as throngs of crowds fill up the space pretty fas [ ... ]

The Kings of the Salsa Scene, Union Square is the longest-running salsa club in Singapore.  

For those who want to party unpretentiously.  

Whatever anyone asks you outside of this place, say "NO" very loudly, unless of course you like buying bags of Oregano for 300 crowns.  

The story floating around is that Prague has so many Irish pubs, the authorities refused to allow another one onto the scene.  

A little too clean and shiny to really be considered an Irish pub, but this place has a different charm.  

For those of you who lament the loss of Terminal Bar to fate and Roxy to ecstasy-fueled teenagers, I have good news for you...  

Follow the crescent moon to a realm of amplified cartoon demonettes, who by clever inversion overlook the quiet scene above, while religious paintings show eyes cast upwards to avoid [ ... ]

The Rock Cafe looks like something out of Tim Burton's Gotham, and the rest of the place keeps up the style with shiny steel chairs and sculptures made out of Absolut bottles.