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If you see my record of bars, you’d know I love rooftop bars. Ying Yang has a surprisingly good view<\/strong>, given that its building is so short. The view is the surrounding towering skyscrapers built by capitalist pigs but ooh, the office lights of the late-night workers-slaves are so pretty. The ambience<\/strong> is great too, very relaxing, with lounge sofas, feeling like it’s by the beach. (Use imagination lah<\/em>.)<\/p>\n The service<\/strong> within the bar itself was like the ambience–indolent and lazy but I didn’t care because in such a mood, everything could be slow. There was no rush for time. Besides, at least the wait staff were nice. However, the service<\/strong> of the Club Hotel was mixed. The first time, the hotel receptionist buzzed us up the lift (you need a hotel card to use the lift). The second time, the receptionist told us to climb the 3 or 4 storeys up and by the time we were up, we were panting.<\/p>\n Drinks<\/strong> are at cut-throat cost, $20 or so for a drink, but you pay for the atmosphere. The second time we were there, there were a group of gay angmohs with a Sarong Party Gay.\u00a0Gay people are cool and cool people hang around here.\u00a0So you know the price of the cocktails is justifiable.<\/p>\n Ying Yang Rooftop Bar Thirsty Go Where continues.. (Photo Credit: From its website.) If you see my record of bars, you’d know I love rooftop bars. Ying Yang has a surprisingly good view, given that its building is so short. 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\n28 Ann Siang Road
\nThe Club Hotel
\nSingapore 069708
\nT: 6808 2188
\nE: inquiry@theclub.com.sg
\nM-Th:5pm-1am
\nF-Sa: 5pm-2am
\nSun: 5pm-midnight
\nWebsite<\/a>
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