It's one at Clarke Quay; a murky pub with waiters in celadon v-neck tunic scrub tops. In addition, there are lots of perfectly healthy party people spending their night away in this interesting bar.
Ironically, most of these healthy people were drinking through the syringe and very commonly, having tubes and saline stands just next to their tables.
There was this large menu, somewhere near its bar counter that has many types of alcohol in forms of medicinal pills or equipments. And we actually tried the 50 bucks one, with a bucket of 6 syringes filled with cranberry (tasted like it) and hard liquor (I think. I'm not very good with alcohol, so that's the best I can describe. ;] ) Red wine is just about 40 bucks per bottle! Good place for drinking, but the air in there? Makes me sick. :[
Funny thing is, there was disco jsut next door and just 15 minutes after warming up our seats, there was a bunch of caucasians getting into a fight. We couldn't see what exactly happened as the divider was blocked by a bed side screen, but after minutes of heated arguement, two guys walked into the bar and one of them even had a cut on his brow. He sat at the bar counter with his friend comforting him, and the manager came back in a jiffy with something in his right hand - a first aid kit!
The manager proceeded to apply med on the injured man's brow and even had like bandages and plasters ready! Exactly worked like a clinic. With everything well-prepared for people (patients?).
The clinic - a great place for drinking A N D immediate attention for any injuries. Indeed, an efficient clinic (dispensary? hur hur..)!
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