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Only the best dining and drinking spots in Singapore.

- Words: Ted Larson

Club Street Laundry

Club Street was given its name for good reason. Back in the late 19th and 20th centuries, it was home to an abundance of Chinese social clubs, such as Chui Lan Teng Club, a businessman's networking paradise, and the exclusive Ee Hoe Hean Club, which was founded in 1895 for the elite. Whichever establishment one was part of, it offered community and support, and a way to celebrate one's heritage.

As a way to rekindle this spirit of unity, Club Street Laundry was born. Located on 98 Club Street, it offers a space for Singapore's diverse 'second-generation immigrants' to come together, create new traditions and partake in the spirit of community that has defined the area for generations. Open from morning to night, the restaurant aims to offer a unique dining experience that celebrates immigrant culture within a space where history and the present day converge.