Lulu’s Lounge returns to Singapore with a new home in Chinatown
Now housed in a heritage shophouse on South Bridge Road, Lulu’s Lounge returns with live entertainment, cocktails and late-night dining in a 1930s Shanghai-inspired setting.
Lulu's Lounge has returned to Singapore, relocating to a heritage shophouse on South Bridge Road in Chinatown. The venue, now situated within Terra Southbridge Hotel at 208 South Bridge Road, offers live cabaret, late-night dining and craft cocktails. The interior design, by Threaded Creatives and Bernard Johnson, draws inspiration from 1930s Shanghai, featuring jade hues, lacquer and mirrored surfaces, and velvet booths.
The reopened lounge maintains its theatrical spirit while establishing a unique identity in Chinatown. The cocktail menu, crafted in collaboration with Studio Ryecroft founders Bobby Carey and Tom Hogan, features classic drinks reimagined with Chinese ingredients. Notable drinks include the Jasmine Tea Martini, Osmanthus and Baijiu Sour, Buddha's hand-infused cocktails, and others incorporating unique elements like salted lemon and dark soy syrup.
A non-alcoholic menu complements the drink offerings. Complementing the cocktails, a Shanghai-inspired dim sum and small plates menu is available for grazing throughout the night. Highlights include Oscietra Caviar Siu Mai, Hong Kong Prawn Toast, and Crispy-Skin Chicken. Live performances, without cover charges, continue to be a focal point, with a baby grand piano in the main room hosting a jazz trio and a jukebox blending analogue nostalgia with modern beats.
Themed nights include Oui Oui Cherie, Cafe Bizarre, and Encore, offering cabaret, burlesque, drag, and jazz standards. Lulu's Lounge is open from Wednesday to Sunday, closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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